Never let a good crisis go to waste: I'm launching https://20-things.com/ :) Could use a good load test ;)
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#42Never let a good crisis go to waste: I'm launching https://20-things.com/ :) Could use a good load test ;)
- no probs registering from the UK
- the site refers to a "20-Things Mascot", but I see none
- when logged in, my user name isn't displayed to remind me of who I am; sad to say this is useful for me nowadays
- in the "about" section, it says, "...specifically designed with our users limited free time in mind." I'd have preferred "... users' limited free time ...".
- er, that's it, with thanks and encouragement :-)
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A few hundred people with US numbers should be able to sign up, but sending SMS overseas is much more expensive. For example, sending to Switzerland: $0.069 per SMS.
That's insane, but in line with what other (local) sms gateways charge here. But do you really need my phone number?
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Works on my machine :D Did you try restarting your computer? Joking aside, all requests are served in milliseconds, there are no queues.
I am not kidding. The website is unreachable for me from Poland. https://i.imgur.com/aQddPrf.png
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I am not kidding. The website is unreachable for me from Poland. https://i.imgur.com/aQddPrf.png
Odd. The GEO FW rule was disabled, but I don't know how long it may take for CF to react. Are you able to connect through a proxy/vpn from another country? I'm fairly sure you've lost interest at this point, but if you got time to kill, I'd love to "debug" this and see what's up.
20-things.com Status - Is 20-things.com down right now?
It's not just you! 20-things.com is down.
Re: Tell HN: Launch HN Test
#47Never let a good crisis go to waste: I'm launching https://20-things.com/ :) Could use a good load test ;)
20-Things feedback (unsolicited ;-) - no probs registering from the UK - the site refers to a "20-Things Mascot", but I see none - when logged in, my user name isn't displayed to remind me of who I am; sad to say this is useful for me nowadays - in the "about" section, it says, "...specifically designed with our users limited free time in mind." I'd have preferred "... users' limited free time ...". - er, that's it,…
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One thing I always wanted to ask if why do job ads not allow comments? I'm guessing its to prevent negative comments/trolling (we get plenty of 'this will never work' on Launch/Show posts), but at the same time I feel like comments on job ads could be a good way for the founders and existing employees (tell us why you as a meager developer are excited to work there!) to interact with the HN community.
Job ads in the "who is hiring" threads generally only attract comments of one of a few types: "I applied to this place and they never got back to me" "Thanks, I applied" "Please add salary/remoteness/interview process to your job ad" "You have a typo in your text/email address/website URL"
"We saw you post, would you like to join our platform ..?"
Lots of upwork knockoffs; I've started sending them GDPR Subject Access Requests to see what the companies have scraped and held about me. Next step is obviously data-deletion requests. Fun.
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#49Never let a good crisis go to waste: I'm launching https://20-things.com/ :) Could use a good load test ;)
Just got Cloudflare Error 522, Our work is done here HN, next one please.
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#50Earlier quoted context omitted.
Job ads in the "who is hiring" threads generally only attract comments of one of a few types: "I applied to this place and they never got back to me" "Thanks, I applied" "Please add salary/remoteness/interview process to your job ad" "You have a typo in your text/email address/website URL"
And posting in any of the "Who's looking for work" threads mostly just results in lots of people sending you emails: "We saw you post, would you like to join our platform ..?" Lots of upwork knockoffs; I've started sending them GDPR Subject Access Requests to see what the companies have scraped and held about me. Next step is obviously data-deletion requests. Fun.