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Comment #40089301
https://www.timeanddate.com just about everything you want to know about sun and moon data for any location. Also a world clock, time zones, timers, calculators, even weather. http…
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Comment #36138997
Dont need code, just looking for overall strategy. while I never liked the idea of hardware locked activation, I dont see a viable alternative but would be great if there is one.
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Ask HN: What is your offline license activation system?
Looking for a low resource solution. Maybe a license file that has machine ID information, which I think is common. Reason for my question: Some customers say they need this becaus…
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Comment #35816882
The article says you dont have to wait for June 1. Has anyone implemented this? What the process like.
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Comment #35593082
I emailed their support recently with a question which they have not answered. All I got was an auto-reply with a ticket number. I am thinking I should just order directly from Com…
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Comment #34919523
The current release of my product is code signed, both installer and .exe inside it, but my 5 year cert expired (Comodo) and am evaluating the cost benefit of renewing, which is sa…
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Comment #34918157
I should have mentioned that while purchased by some big companies, there is usually just one user so would not be worthwhile to set it up for remote installation. It is a very nic…
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Comment #34917082
So what does it take to get IT to approve software, particularly if no code signed installer? I was always a dev contractor so was never part of those decisions/policies.
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Ask HN: Code Signing or No Installer?
B2B Windows desktop software sold mainly to medium to large companies, will they "install" it if there is no installer, but just a readme file that says to copy all the files to wh…
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Comment #34715231
OP here. think what happens is stripe embeds the payment element in a cross-domain Iframe which means it is impossible for me(my server code) to access that data. And that seems to…
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Comment #34712873
No, user is redirected to fastspring.com. I guess it depends on whether my server code can access the CC data. I somehow got the impression that it cannot. So how is the payment el…
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Comment #34711722
From the stripe website: "a payment field that originates directly from our PCI DSS–validated servers. With safer card acceptance methods like these, we’ll populate the PCI form (S…
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Comment #34630592
I am in US and have an idependent insurance agent that offers healthcare plans for every insurance company licensed in our state. They compared my plan with all the others, taking …
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Comment #34630018
A good insurance agent should do most of 1-4, but your service should make their job easier. So I see this as more for them than for a consumer. And also because after a plan is se…
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Comment #34343407
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Comment #33846980
I read both the Doctorov and Stoller articles but did not seen any proof that Booz-Allen receives the addon fees. Has an audit of their books revealed this?
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Comment #33552431
Good ideas. Easy to add something to the download page when they first purchase.
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Comment #33552390
Cannot disagree in concept, but the reality and logistics of doing that can get complicated. Going back a few versions, there were issues with the installation and also online lice…
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Ask HN: Should customers get free upgrades of my software forever?
I think my suppot and maintenance policy is fairly standard for commercial software but please advise if you think otherwise. Solo developer here selling a Windows desktop program …
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Comment #31731783
I posted earlier today and I don't see it in the Ask HN group, but maybe my vision is going bad. Here is the title: Ask HN: Should vendor offer replacement installer if I did not b…
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Ask HN: Should vendor offer replacement installer if I did not buy suport?
I bought a $59 USD license for a Windows Desktop program two years ago but did not purchase the optional support at $15/year. My PC disk drive crashed and I do not have a backup of…