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Re: Ask HN: Any (tech) black friday deals you'd recommend?

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https://cashnotify.com/ An OSX menubar app that alerts you when Stripe & Paypal payments come in. I personally use this everyday and it's awesome. 34% discount with the code BLACK19 making it only $6.46

Hey, (one of the) CashNotify maker here. Thanks for the mention @jivings!

Just to say that base price starts from $19, so 34% off (coupon BLACK19) makes it $12.54. Also, the app is available both macOS + Windows.

Hit me if you have any questions!

Re: Ask HN: Any (tech) black friday deals you'd recommend?

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30% off the first year of yearly plans for Checkbot for Chrome: https://www.checkbot.io/

It's a Chrome extension that tests 100s of pages at a time for web best practices to help you improve the SEO, speed and security of your site. Has a 4.9/5 average review score.

I'm the author though so I'm bias. ;)

Re: Ask HN: Any (tech) black friday deals you'd recommend?

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post #10

https://cashnotify.com/ An OSX menubar app that alerts you when Stripe & Paypal payments come in. I personally use this everyday and it's awesome. 34% discount with the code BLACK19 making it only $6.46

Hey, (one of the) CashNotify maker here. Thanks for the mention @jivings! Just to say that base price starts from $19, so 34% off (coupon BLACK19) makes it $12.54. Also, the app is available both macOS + Windows. Hit me if you have any questions!

Oh yes I misread it, the total discount was $6.46 making the new total $12.54 :)

Re: Ask HN: Any (tech) black friday deals you'd recommend?

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My product came out of my own pains of providing end user documentation and tech support, so how can I not recommend it? 50% off BFCM. Here's a post that summarizes my work, at least partially: https://www.helpinator.com/blog/2019/09/18/recommended-readi...

Re: Ask HN: Any (tech) black friday deals you'd recommend?

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If you're building a PC, I suggest pcpartpicker.com for comparisons and checking historical prices. The really good deals (along comments about caveats that aren't apparent from specs) will usually show up on https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapcsales or https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc

I've been watching /r/buildapcsales like a hawk for graphics card deals. Can't decide if I'll pull the trigger on a sub $300 5700 or 5700 xt, or wait until ~summer 2020 for the Navi 2.0 release since I barely game anyway.

Re: Ask HN: Any (tech) black friday deals you'd recommend?

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post #17
post #3

If you're building a PC, I suggest pcpartpicker.com for comparisons and checking historical prices. The really good deals (along comments about caveats that aren't apparent from specs) will usually show up on https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapcsales or https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc

I've been watching /r/buildapcsales like a hawk for graphics card deals. Can't decide if I'll pull the trigger on a sub $300 5700 or 5700 xt, or wait until ~summer 2020 for the Navi 2.0 release since I barely game anyway.

I just bought a pc that has a 5700xt and I love it so far. Handles all games flawlessly on high settings

Re: Ask HN: Any (tech) black friday deals you'd recommend?

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post #17

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I've been watching /r/buildapcsales like a hawk for graphics card deals. Can't decide if I'll pull the trigger on a sub $300 5700 or 5700 xt, or wait until ~summer 2020 for the Navi 2.0 release since I barely game anyway.

I just bought a pc that has a 5700xt and I love it so far. Handles all games flawlessly on high settings

I'm tempted. Do you know which model of the 5700 xt? Is it noisy or not too bad?
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