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Looks good. Methinks you should change the 3-char minimum password length to 8 minimum for typical security reasons.


EVEN THE HTML TAGS ARE IN UPPERCASE:

<!DOCTYPE HTML> <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>SHOUTCLOUD: THE CLOUD THAT SHOUTS BACK</TITLE> <LINK REL="stylesheet" HREF="/css/landing.css" TYPE="text/css"> </HEAD> <BODY> ...

Also; http://api.shoutcloud.io/V1/FUCK_OFF/You/Gherkin


Support is on the way it seems:

https://hub.scaleway.com/


Let's hope this doesn't melt before it gets off of the ground - it's an exciting concept that not many seem to embrace.


Using the mouse to scroll at a good pace is impossible. It always skips over bits and does the floaty thing.


I always hated how stupid it makes adding a few songs to an existing device. Half the time it wants to re-sync everything and wipe the device while doing it.

Avoid iTunes with extreme prejudice.


Maybe I'm a cynic but that could be the point ?

Make it too cumbersome for your users to put an mp3 from their pc on their iPhone and they might just buy the song again from iTunes ?


No, just ill-informed. You can re-download your purchases (which are DRM free) from the iTunes store on to your device. There is absolutely no need to use iTunes to manage an iOS based device. Not for registration, backing up or adding media.


Clicking the back button after going to this article prevents you from returning to HN, but rather sends you to jskicks' front page and re-opens the article.

Really shitty behavior. Or is this supposed to work better on mobile?


Not only is it hard to read on mobile, it also somehow disables inertia scrolling, something I've never experienced on an angularjs site


Good feedback - something I'll look at getting fixed asap


For me, it just keeps taking me back to the same article.


Actually completely unreadable on mobile


You've got to start somewhere. More often than not you start with the easiest option and find that you're knee-deep in crap a ways down the line. If all you care about is ease-of-use over learning opportunity you might as well default to Windows with whatever flavor of Visual Studio you can get.


Hi! This is really interesting. I am in South Africa - where are you situated here, or would that turn into a remote position?


Hi!

Yes we'd consider it. Could you send me your contact info [tp@telo.co.in}


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