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Some feedback, this is just me personally - wanted more of a preview of what I'd actually be getting before signing up - reluctantly signed up after seeing you had a promo code - s…

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I was wondering this too. The price difference is actually $16 not $20. Shopify Lite ($9) + TinyStore ($5). It seems like a pretty narrow niche and easily killed should Shopify add…

Well the question in the title was how do you manage your logs, so people are answering.

I didn’t get that sense at all. His last bullet point is “The market should overlap with my existing audience”.

I think you're more likely to hit Netlify's limit of 125k requests per month vs the 100hr limit.

You can accomplish with something like TinyLetter ( https://tinyletter.com/ ) or Revue ( https://www.getrevue.co ). Not sure why he went the slightly more difficult route of using …

This link is much better at talking about their plans. https://blog.circle.com/2016/12/06/spark-new-markets-app-mes...

I think its a sad day that we can't attempt to be intellectually curious just because its politically related. This last election has prompted me to start reading more on both side…

Whether one likes it or not, simply by visiting or looking at a site, you're agreeing to their TOS. "By accessing or using the Site, you are agreeing to these Terms and concluding …

What do you mean you're not using their API? If you're screen scraping the content, you're still violating their terms of service. "You also agree not to, and will not assist, enco…

There's a link to the screenshots at the bottom of the page. http://www.gitkraken.com/screenshots

You know, auxiliary stuff like business socks. https://www.evernote.com/market/feature/socks-en_CA?sku=SOCK...

I'd try ingesting the order history report one can create at Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=2...

Heroku customers can always clone the nodejs buildpack and simply point the npm registry at another mirror.

I think its great that this was an intern's project at Trello and he got to announce it himself on their blog. Nice to see how much ownership they give their developers and sounds …

No, this is what computers are for. There's no reason a user should have to check if a link is a duplicate.