rocktronica | 15 years ago | on: The Hackers Who Keep the Washington Post Running
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rocktronica | 15 years ago | on: MillionaireGoogle, for the sophisticated invididual
I know this one is a joke and I appreciate that, but it's frustrating that my legitimate app may be losing potential users because they're burned out by all these other pages vying for their attention.
rocktronica | 15 years ago | on: Review my weekend project: Webapp to add CSS to any website and share the result
That's a good question, though. I bet the WordPress GPL decision might have some relevance to it.
rocktronica | 15 years ago | on: Review my weekend project: Webapp to add CSS to any website and share the result
Super minor nits:
Missing characters https://skitch.com/rocktronica/rs5nx/csspivot1
External scripts/CSS brought in with "//" falsely prepended with URL https://skitch.com/rocktronica/rs5nk/csspivot2
rocktronica | 15 years ago | on: Why Women Rule The Internet
Sad face emoticon.
rocktronica | 15 years ago | on: Salary negotiations for techies
rocktronica | 15 years ago | on: Salary negotiations for techies
rocktronica | 15 years ago | on: Show HN: I taught myself PHP and built TweetPerView.com
Telling me to bother my friends before I can watch a video that I can get w/ a quick Google search or view-source is another matter.
(That said, nice little script you made. Pretty clever!)
rocktronica | 15 years ago | on: Show HN: Romulist - Monthly Reminders for Forgetful People
rocktronica | 15 years ago | on: Show HN: Romulist - Monthly Reminders for Forgetful People
What Makes Romulist More Than Just Another Calendar App?
* Variable reminder windows
Outlook and iCal can tell you rent's due on the 1st, but they can't remind you about it 5 days in advance (or a week, or two weeks, etc).
* Perseverance (aka, pestering)
Once Google Calendar tells you about an event, it's up to you to do it and cross it off your mental checklist. Romulist will tell you about the event and then keep telling you until you tell it to stop. Subtle, no; effective, yes.
* No need to log in
Once you've got your events set up and email reminders turned on, you won't have to log in every day to make sure you're on top of things. You'll get an email from Romulist on days when there's something you need to worry about. On days that you don't, you're all clear.
* No software to download
It's all on the web. If you've got a device with an internet connection and a browser, you're solid.
* SMS / TXT support (future feature...)
Not by a computer every day? No worries. In the next version of Romulist, you'll be able to get and interact with reminders by TXT message on your phone. Receive "Car payment due in 5 days. -Romulist", respond with "done", and you're all set until the next time it's due. No internet connection required.rocktronica | 15 years ago | on: Show HN: Streak.ly tracks what you do daily and I'd love feedback on the concept
rocktronica | 15 years ago | on: Show HN: Streak.ly tracks what you do daily and I'd love feedback on the concept
Looks like you've already given some thought to iPhone support. I might also suggest adding fullscreen mode once the app is added to the home screen: http://building-iphone-apps.labs.oreilly.com/ch03.html#ch03_...
The "new thing" text input could use some CSS for smaller screens too.
Apologies if you already knew all this...