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toadburglar
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Comment #4723158
I understand how much work goes into app development, but I can't help buy feel $14.99 is a bit steep considering. I'd much rather just be able to edit a MarkDown nested list via a…
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Comment #4658775
I simply do not understand the hype with this 'new app.' Yeh, Atebits created the awesome Tweetie but then it went downhill fast after its acquisition. Don't get me wrong, I would …
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Comment #4645505
What are your thoughts on the rashness of publishing her post, rather than attempting (more than just Twitter) to improve the article. What we could have had is a truly great (and …
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Comment #4644972
I sense a lot of nativity in this post. For starters using GET just means that once one spam user creates a rule for your site, they can spam it until you change the variable names…
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Comment #4644888
I think the original article touches on some good points, and I can understand the need for Laura to voice her opinion, but the author MUST have wrote the article with good intenti…
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Comment #4630486
Now that you've hit HN front page, wouldn't it be good to actually have a link to your product in that post? I know there's a link in the header on the desktop version, and an imag…
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Comment #4612943
I love the fact not only is it comic sans, but it's an entire image block, as if Comic Sans wouldn't render properly on everyone's machine, they created an image to make sure every…
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Comment #4612933
Whilst I did use Feedburner, I jumped ship as soon as I heard they were shutting off the API. The only thing that I used Feedburner was for the subscriber count, but I've now switc…
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Comment #4373377
I do like the interface, but in Firefox it's quit unresponsive and clunky, but a lot smoother in Safari. Either way, it was still quite difficult to actually find the start and end…