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Is yours the Technorati Top 100 as well? I feel like this has been done many times in the past, both by individuals and businesses of monitoring products.

Sorry. Yahoo! provided an embeddable widget for weather forecasts that was used pretty commonplace on the internet. Today, all requests to that widget just forward to the weather.yahoo.com homepage, thus breaking any websites using the widget. I had to go through clients' websites and prepend a uk. to the weather subdomain to get it to work.

Prepend uk. to the badge URL to temporarily fix.

http://uk.weather.yahoo.com/badge/?id=12796367&u=f&t...

Stuff like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.kkrieger

I agree, the rest of the world is dying for these new products being created in SV, however they're being bought up and rolled up or snuffed out before the rest of the world really experiences them. This is especially true for the hyper local products that only service major metropolitan areas and some of the more "techier" social mobile products. Of course, I understand the rate of adoption in more rural areas doesn't fit the bing bang boom business model, but there is a crap ton of money to be made in the long haul.

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Clickable: http://www.friendswithguns.com

#1) Can't unsubscribe in the settings menu. (Specifically trying to uncheck News & Updates)

#2) Are you going to implement capability to launch warheads at a specific location? That way we can preemptively strike at targets we think a person will be at?

... was that an HN profanity filter or an awesome colloquialism? (Flowers for Algernon)

If you already have a good foundation and just need to practice, typeracer is excellent.

http://play.typeracer.com

Claimed, thanks!

I guess that makes sense, that should be a settable feature, though. I don't want multiple pinned tabs for gmail.

Shady? What do you mean? This is America! Guilty until proven innocent!

How is WM shady? These are not moral issues, they are economic/social issues. (In my humble opinion, anyway.)

Similarly, a product my company is working on, Recon API, has a freemium model for a different but similar suite of tools.

http://reconapi.com

Having LOTS of fun with StackMob. They are great. Support team is wonderful and documentation is plentiful (usually)

You might find some inspiration from duosecurity, who uses QR codes during their setup process. (Don't know if they're using them for auth, yet.)

Naw, you can technically scan this link w/ another laptop using its webcam.

I'm thinking more of a Life Aquatic look.

Haha, "Bury Brigade" ... cute.

I feel like this would make a great MasterCard commercial.

IntoVPS is pretty good, totally unmanaged so the cost is kept down. If you don't want cPanel, it's especially cheap in my opinion. IntoVPS also has availability outside the United States, if you're interested in getting a server in Europe.

http://www.intovps.com/

It's also the default registrar for SSL certificates on Windows Server 2011. :/

Is it built on top of an existing "game check-in" service?

At this point, we aren't taking money for anything beyond free accounts. Paid access coming soon!

I was absolutely enthralled with the support I received in their Campfire chat.

Facebok, eh? :D

My startup is kind of detatched from either of those hubs, we're rooted in Palm Desert. (Palm Springs) Thriving, though!

Anyone who got in want to share one of their five invites?

I really like your proposal. Everyone else should definitely read.

http://www.asana.com/kittens

Have you seen what Phillip Rosedale (Second Life) is doing at Love Machine / The Worklist?

https://www.worklist.net/worklist/

He talks about it the first time he was interviewed on Foundation by Kevin Rose -- http://foundation.kr/3/

There's already an app for Android that is similar to this, with a fitting name: http://www.gandhicam.org/app/android