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Looks very good! As someone already asked, is it PA-DSS certified?

Perhaps this is a good example of what E. Tufte calls "chartjunk" in his book "The Visual Display of Quantitative Information".

Tired.

Could you please list a couple or recommend one out of experience? Thank you.

Their service would take off much more if they offered a Python, Ruby, or JavaScript API.

What an ugly phone!

Maemo 5 seems great. Nokia though really seems to lack a coherent strategy and should have taken Maemo-based phones to market much earlier.

A friend had his PayPal account frozen for no reason. In my experience their API is terrible and it is a torture to use their test site.

There is nothing new about Google.

This seems like a very useful service. I think that you may be losing quite a lot of business by jumping from free to $49 directly. There is probably a sweet spot at around $19 for…

Chargify changres nothing for the first 50 clients and then I think it is a flat fee if I am not mistaken. That can be cheaper than Spreedly. Recurly seems to be doing something si…

Yes, it is http://gapingvoid.com/books/ by Hugh MacLeod. He draws cartoons at the back of business cards. I am sorry I didn't quote the name of the author at the first place. I cou…

Surprise, surprise... Yet another post against Apple on TechCrunch.

Spreedly seems great, as soon as they get PCI compliance they will be an even better option.

"The price of being a wolf is loneliness. The price of being a sheep is boredom. Choose carefully what you will be."

Hey, goog.isString = function(val) { return typeof val == 'string'; }; var b = new String("I am also a string!"); alert(goog.isString(b)); // Will output FALSE If that doesn't scre…

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I am in the market for such an application and my budget is up to $150 per month but I find the 'action based' pricing model a huge turn-off. If I am paying $50 upward, I want to b…

I am sorry, that was "JavaScript: The Good Parts", http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596517748

If you want to learn correct JavaScript the only choice is "JavaScript: The Best Parts" by Douglas Crockford on O'Reilly.