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It's awesome to see so many building so much cool stuff. I just got lost for 20 minutes in benjoffe's site. Here are a few of mine: Track lunch debts (turns out I'd rather just buy people lunch but I got to play with some JS): http://lunchng.appspot.com/ Save clippings from web pages (2008, seems like someone builds one of these every six months, could use a refresh with ideas from http://pagestackandroid.appspot.com…
Waiting for my designer to make it nicer. And have to create a switch to make Sunday the first day of week instead of Monday for you americans:)
I've focused most of the design on the email templates so far, so the website remains very alpha.
Trying to decide whether to bootstrap or try to get F/F/F or angel/seed $. (DailyCandy, for example, apparently had $300K seed funding only later raised money from Bob Pittman (after 250K subscribers, I think I read).
http://viewtext.org Pulls article text out of html pages Populates RSS feeds Save text to PDF Extract text from PDF's API to pull article text in XML, JSON, JSONP formats
regvex.py -- http://gist.github.com/641688 Regvex is a proof of concept timing attack against regex engines. To make a long story short, the timing characteristics of regex engines make it perfectly suited to timing attacks, allowing you to (locally or remotely) create data that matches a given regex, and potentially even reconstruct the actual regex you're matching against. The current version works locally against…
http://pocketodds.com/ Poker odds calculator (texas holdem), the plan is for the website version to get linked around and soon release a phone version for a couple of bucks (starting with iphone, not finished yet).
http://viewtext.org Pulls article text out of html pages Populates RSS feeds Save text to PDF Extract text from PDF's API to pull article text in XML, JSON, JSONP formats
http://timetracking.im : time-tracking and timesheets on IM