Heroku... After that I'm a bit partial to launchly but that's probably because it's mine. :-)
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Ask YC: Your favorite startups lately
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#12I'm really finding Evernote a great tool for syncing my daily to-do lists.
Is Evernote a YC company? I can find any info to this regards. Here is a list of YC companies http://www.crunchbase.com/company/y-combinator, though not sure if it's a comprehensive one?
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#13Heroku... After that I'm a bit partial to launchly but that's probably because it's mine. :-)
The heroku guys do a really solid job.
What's launchy?
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#14Re: Ask YC: Your favorite startups lately
#15I'm really finding Evernote a great tool for syncing my daily to-do lists.
Prefer ShoveBox, however only available for OS X... http://www.wonderwarp.com/shovebox/
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#16dropbox. still.
Dropbox takes up all of my CPU these days. It's very depressing how little I use it now.
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#17Favorite Startups of 2009
vark.com listia.com saynow.com
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#18I'm really finding Evernote a great tool for syncing my daily to-do lists.
Is Evernote a YC company? I can find any info to this regards. Here is a list of YC companies http://www.crunchbase.com/company/y-combinator , though not sure if it's a comprehensive one?
No, but I realize how the title might be misleading. I realize now this question was maybe geared toward those who started YC companies, which I haven't.
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#19I'm really finding Evernote a great tool for syncing my daily to-do lists.
Prefer ShoveBox, however only available for OS X... http://www.wonderwarp.com/shovebox/
that's 2 votes for shovebox. great organizational tool for the mac! also with an iphone client now that is super useful on the go.