Looks great, nice work! Signed up for a free account to try it out. The pricing on the Large Booster Pack (150K calls for $159) doesn't seem correct given the pricing/value on the Small and Medium packs...
...or Jobs is hoping every family member gets their own iPad.
Even if you don't wish to play the game (often), the soundtrack is pretty awesome to have as background coding music. $5 is a steal.
Even though GameSpot's login is now secure, their signup page still submits to a insecure page.
If there's a 30 day backorder on the HTC Incredible you might as well check out the HTC EVO when it hits the streets on June 4th.
Awesome job posting, would like to see some kind of salary range listed though -- but I guess that depends on what you can bring to the table.
Agreed. Software patents hinder innovation. Large companies can afford to create and license patents; startups launch products/web services and hope not to trip any of those "landmines" when they become successful.
Nice email trick. I personally hate when I can't easily find pricing online though.
Wonder how this will compare to Nginx speed-wise...
Looks great, nice work! Signed up for a free account to try it out. The pricing on the Large Booster Pack (150K calls for $159) doesn't seem correct given the pricing/value on the Small and Medium packs...
...or Jobs is hoping every family member gets their own iPad.
Even if you don't wish to play the game (often), the soundtrack is pretty awesome to have as background coding music. $5 is a steal.
Even though GameSpot's login is now secure, their signup page still submits to a insecure page.
If there's a 30 day backorder on the HTC Incredible you might as well check out the HTC EVO when it hits the streets on June 4th.
Awesome job posting, would like to see some kind of salary range listed though -- but I guess that depends on what you can bring to the table.
Agreed. Software patents hinder innovation. Large companies can afford to create and license patents; startups launch products/web services and hope not to trip any of those "landmines" when they become successful.
Nice email trick. I personally hate when I can't easily find pricing online though.
Wonder how this will compare to Nginx speed-wise...