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Dwitter: social network for JavaScript animations
(dwitter.net)
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10y ago
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Deploy Docker images directly to Heroku
(devcenter.heroku.com)
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troethom
10y ago
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Build and Deploy Heroku Apps with Docker
(blog.heroku.com)
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troethom
11y ago
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breadwallet: Bitcoin wallet for iOS
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12y ago
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Hutt by Citrix: Video chat over WebRTC
(hu.tt)
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13y ago
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troethom
13y ago
I agree with everyone that this should be open-source, but at least this has one benefit over the other proprietary solutions out there: This is not just a secure messenger, but also a beautiful one. If you want to convince - and I do - tho
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Kickstarter: Mailbird - a Sparrow-like email client for Windows
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14y ago
I think it could work. The set of users who would pay is a completely different demographic than those who are following Justin Bieber. You're only devaluing the market for the adverts that would appeal to everyone.
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Wikipedia Redefined
(wikipediaredefined.com)
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14y ago
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troethom
14y ago
It's a good point that we probably shouldn't seed the values just to avoid someone from accidentally using "deadbeefdeadbeef" in their production environment. I'll also investigate if we can reuse the transformation instances (and make the
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AppHarbor (YC W11) launches its Azure competitor in Europe
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Fix Radar or GTFO
(fixradarorgtfo.com)
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15y ago
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ASP.NET Forms Authentication considered broken
(blog.appharbor.com)
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Executing SQL Statements Using HTTP
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troethom
15y ago
You get more than just the instance. We take care of keeping the servers alive, patching them and such. We also load-balance your traffic, which is usually something you have to add if you're picking another provider. Finally, there's what
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15y ago
2 workers will always be on two different machines. We're probably going to reuse machines when you scale to more than that and increase process limits instead (this could yield better performance as you need to populate fewer local cache e
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15y ago
You should probably set the example by avoid using "@farfaraway.uk" in your blog posts. It's invalid right now, but that could change too... ;-)
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Thou Shalt Not Hotlink Resources
(brandonbibleforum.com)
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troethom
15y ago
How wouldn't paying back authors be a recurring cost? It's quite simple actually; how do you divide your $20 between publishers? You can't (before you either die or stop reading that is). A monthly subscription on the other hand can be divi
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troethom
15y ago
It is: http://aws.amazon.com/security/
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AppHarbor (YC W11) launches add-on ecosystem using Heroku's (YC W08) API
(blog.appharbor.com)
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15y ago
What would you pick: lose a dollar or lose the cost of a domain? (the cost of a domain is still more than dollar)
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15y ago
I'm thinking about proposing to buy it for an amount covering his cost except a dollar. He will still lose money (which should serve as a valuable lesson), but not as much as if I never buy it - and I really don't need it anyway...
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15y ago
On AppHarbor, you also get piggyback SSL by default, as well as you can add custom certificates for free. To be fair - we don't charge anyone yet, but saying nobody else does it is a stretch.
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15y ago
Who should bear the risk for your startup - DotCloud or yourself? If you're creating a product you believe in, $100 (or more for that matter) should by no mean be out of reach - no matter if you're bootstrapping or looking to raise funding.
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15y ago
I really enjoy using Rapportive. The only thing I feel it lacks is the ability to join my personal address book in Gmail and my contacts in Google Apps (without merging the libraries, but just searching in both for data and notes).
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AppHarbor (YC W11) adds support for Mercurial
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troethom
16y ago
Just found NY strips for tonight via AnyLeaf! Thanks - and congratulations on your launch!
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troethom
16y ago
I don't think Heroku has ever had autoscaling, but https://www.heroscale.com/ provides it as a service.
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troethom
16y ago
One of the things we do to make it easier is our support for basic authentication when pushing. This removes any requirement for getting SSH to work on Windows, which is usually the issue you'll run into.
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