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The Google DNS ban was lifted in 3 hours.

I'm from Istanbul, and I love how this block makes my pro-govt friends say "Why did they do this?". Twitter is (was?) used extensively in Turkey, and I feel like this block will en…

Woo, thanks for the nice words! Search as in filtering the hot feed or site wide?

Thanks! We love Pocket :)

Thank you! I see. I agree with you. Definitely thinking about adding them ;)

Or it may not even refresh at all. From the docs, it seems like it's a pretty intelligent API that optimises itself with usage.

Hey, developer of the app here. I tried out your app, looks awesome — congrats! Background refresh and comments are planned for Hack Later. Feature request for Pivit : I'd love if …

Hey Hacker News, developer of the app here. Thanks for the awesome response! The most requested feature is comments by far, totally understand it. Comments are a planned feature, a…

Hey there, we're planning on adding comments in the near future.

Hey, thanks! That's @edwellbrook rocking the design. We had a conversation about open sourcing it but we ended up choosing not to, dealing with bad, bad guys just cloning the repo …

The app doesn't currently do comments. But you're right — scraping comments will be non-trivial for me. The current setup involves a simple scraper - caching layer, abstracted from…

Not for now, sorry :( We're working on it, though!

This was the exact aim of the app when we started making it. But with all the requests about comments, we're definitely thinking it ;)

Hey, I noted your suggestions down. Thanks! Comments are definitely something planned.

Heyo, developer of the app here. http://hn.premii.com is absolutely mind blowing — it's lightweight, web based and super fast. The functionality of Hack Later is its speed and deep…

Hey there, I'm the developer of the app. Firstly, thanks for buying the app! I wasn't personally expecting this much response, it was meant to be a read-only app, but I personally …

Hey there, developer of the app here. The app doesn't support comments for now, but we're working on implementing it. I wasn't personally expecting this much response, it was meant…

I personally don't think that HTML and CSS are a good fit for building complicated, highly performant mobile layouts in the first place. Additionally, despite my love for JavaScrip…