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Wow, that blog design is beautiful. Anyways, I'd love to switch to DDG, but too often it tells me "No more results. Try Google.", and almost every time a subsequent search on Googl…

NearlyFreeSpeech.net Insanely cheap. I deposited $5 on November 17th and I still have $2 left in the account, pushing 4.5 to 5GB/month.

I'd like an API that had a function similar to this: make_this_many_dollars_magically_appear_in_my_bank_account(1000000000);

Wow, I didn't realize it looked so bad. I thought it was easy to see what the program was about, how to download it, etc, and looked clean, but I guess not. I appreciate the feedba…

Brilliant, thanks a lot.

The Mac Mini starts at $599. Couple that with the $99 it costs to have Apple publish your app, and that's an awfully large investment for an unknown (i.e, will my app pay off the i…

"SaaS" seems to be the buzzword. Thanks for reminding me about it, I'll consider some possible implementations.

I'd love to write an iPhone app, but I don't have a Mac. I really wish Apple would open up development for *nix/Windows users.

From your home page, the link to "our products" doesn't work, it stays on the same page. So I'll never know what products you have! I can see where that might be confusing. Thanks …

Better than expected. Out of around 35 sales, 3 came from TrialPay, pulling in $75 in revenue. That's $14 less than if my four customers didn't use TrialPay, but I could've made th…

That's what I gather. I think for the consumer, they want most things to be free -- and if they're not free, there's always going to be a crack/keygen available for download.

I'm trying. I wrote AutoScreen ( http://www.16software.com/autoscreen ) about a year ago, and I'm getting 2-3 sales a month -- the majority of those sales seem to come from small b…

If so, feel free to share any advice you might have, and plug your own product as well. I'm a programmer always looking for inspiration, and my dream is to make a living writing an…

No. All I need for C is my emacs, compiler, and terminal, and I'm good to go.