Facebook Plans to Boost Staff 50% This Year, Zuckerberg Says  - <AUTHOR> http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=a5U0NPzBl0EI

<comment><USER2> That's ambitious. Especially considering that they aren't making money right now. One would think that Facebook would be looking to cut costs rather than take on new costs.

Facebook has some really impressive technology behind them, but they keep expanding in a way that doesn't generate positive revenue. As Facebook becomes more popular, it's likely to need more staff, but at some point it's also just losing more money.

<comment><USER3> _they keep expanding in a way that doesn't generate positive revenue_

Well, they are looking at $500 million in revenue this year. Sure, their costs are the same order of magnitude, but it's a far cry from not generating revenue.

<comment><USER4> They're generating revenue but have no profit. I think that's what he meant to say :S

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER5> Is there anyone would like to share his or her experience working at Facebook? Do they have a hacker friendly environment?

<comment><USER6> I have a friend who works on the sales team, and he loves it there. Says the energy and culture in the company is amazing (I specifically asked him about it a while ago, since it was when there was a lot of talent moving back and forth between Facebook and Google)

Looking at their hiring practices, it appears they are trying to get serious hackers there. Unfortunately I haven't heard great things about the engineering team from other folks, but none directly from an engineer, so treat that as Valleywag level gossip.

</comment></comment><comment><USER7> I'm still in my 20s, so take my limited business experience with a grain of salt. But every time I've witnessed a company pre-announce an aggressive hiring binge like this, what happened was a hiring surge followed by an equally precipitous exodus less than 18 months after the announcement. It's funny that the article mentions cash flow because the exoduses I have seen have been precisely because cash flow got out of hand with the implementation of the strategy. It's not just salaries that increase. People need places to work so new office space needs to be acquired; the IT infrastructure needs to be updated to accommodate the new hires; people get promoted into positions overseeing the new hires where they prove to be incompetent and this results in wasted labour and duplicated effort; etc. One of the reasons I think such a hiring binge is terrible is because it usually causes forward momentum of the company to slow drastically if not stop entirely. The 12 month transition period where the company is trying to come to terms with everything is a prime opportunity for competitors to pounce and steal away revenue, resulting in cash flow to slow.</comment>


Rendering React on the Edge with Flareact and Cloudflare Workers - <AUTHOR> https://blog.cloudflare.com/rendering-react-on-the-edge-with-flareact-and-cloudflare-workers/ <comment><AUTHOR> See also: [https://flareact.com/](https://flareact.com/)</comment>


Census 'faked' 2012 election jobs report - <AUTHOR> http://nypost.com/2013/11/18/census-faked-2012-election-jobs-report/

<comment><USER2> _To cite just one instance, the Fed is targeting the curtailment of its so- called quantitative easing money-printing /bond-buying fiasco to the unemployment rate for which Census provided the false information._

This is an odd conclusion to the article. The Census Bureau is supposedly artificially lowering the unemployment rate. The QE "fiasco" will end when unemployment gets low enough. So shouldn't the author be happy that the fiasco will be over sooner rather than later?

</comment><comment><AUTHOR> "'We have no reason to believe that there was a systematic manipulation of the data described in media reports,' the Census Bureau said today...

The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, which has jurisdiction over the Census Bureau, announced it will open an inquiry into the matter...

Jack Welch, the former chief executive officer of General Electric Co. who charged in October 2012 that the unemployment report had been manipulated to help President Barack Obama's re-election effort, declined through his assistant to comment on the latest allegations."

[http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-11-19/labor-department- sa...](http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-11-19/labor-department-says-it- contacted-commerce-on-jobs-charges-1-.html)

</comment><comment><USER3> It is highly likely that this story is false.

[https://twitter.com/steveliesman/status/402915551204638720](https://twitter.com/steveliesman/status/402915551204638720)

</comment><comment><USER4> I'm not sure if this belongs on HN in the first place, but it certainly needs a better source than a tabloid.

</comment><comment><USER5> The New York Post is the Fox News of New York daily newspapers, so this should be taken with a salt lick until it's verified by another source.</comment>


MoviePass Won't Let Users Cancel Accounts, Renewing Plans Against Their Will - <AUTHOR> https://www.indiewire.com/2018/08/moviepass-isnt-letting-subscribers-cancel-accounts-1201993950/ <comment><USER2> I will definitely dispute with my credit card with the Cancellation Confirmation email. Everyone should do that, to make MP pay and die faster.

</comment><comment><USER3> Do they want lawsuits? Because that's how you get lawsuits.

</comment><comment><USER4> The death throes begin...</comment>


Under reconsideration - ListAndPlay.com - <AUTHOR> http://listandplay.com/

<comment><USER2> I was absolutely amazed by the simplicity and functionality of listandplay and already found some great artists that I had never heard of before. Even artists which I had seen live on festivals but didn't remember. I have bought multiple cd's form artists found via listandplay and feel it is the ultimate tool for "smaller" musicians to be found. I feel that as long as you host in the netherlands and pay your share to Buma (although I hate them) you can leave your service running, if other countries make objections you can always shut down service to that country. Similarly if artists make objections to them being found through this service (musicians can be crazy sometimes) you can block them from the service so that metallica is no longer found through listandplay. It may also be wise to try to only retrieve music that is posted through official youtube-channels since in that case the videos are already publicly available and you are doing the artists a favor since they can expand their fanbase. Hope to see this service back soon, it is incredible and I miss it. It may be wise to contact somebody with knowledge of international music laws, since I clearly know nothing about it. Also be prepared for others copying the formula.

</comment><comment><USER3> Hi, i' sorry but your problem, who blocked your web? youtube? lastfm? or Buma/Stemra? I'm developer and have a web that works with last.fm and youtube api, and works similar that yours. Perhaps the problem is that you are using crhomless player and fullscreen, I had this problem at my site and i have modify the web because youtube blocked my web. Now is ok. I think that the problem is the player, crhomless has no ads... and this don't like to youtube. Change the player to the normal youtube player. Sorry my bad english

</comment><comment><USER4> Just a couple of days ago I was watching various new videos on YouTube and found several new artists that I absolutely loved and went and bought their albums.

And now I find that this project is unfortunately offline. I understand it was just a proof of concept but honestly I was looking forward to using it to find more artists that I like.

I would like to thank you for your project, even-though it didn't last that long. It was a cool concept, and I definitely think it has potential.

</comment><comment><USER5> IANAL, but I don't think you have too much to be worried about (you are simply using the YouTube and Last.fm APIs according to the rules), particularly if you live in the NL.

Your site has the potential of becoming one of the most used ones on the net. I wouldn't shut it down if I were you. It's easier to beg for forgiveness than to ask for permission.

On a sad note, I was addicted to it, and I'm really sorry to see it go. Any one knows of good alternatives?

<comment><USER3> yes i know, my site is cool, but i think that is awfull post the link here. i solidarize with Jonathan. ;)

</comment></comment><comment><USER6> I don't think using the YouTube content should be a problem. In example <http://www.songa.nl> does kind of the same thing as well as the already mentioned Muziic.com in the US.

Don't get scared off keep your wonderful site going

<comment><USER3> perhaps a lot of request at Lastfm api? they have restrictions

</comment></comment><comment><USER6> I have contacted someone at Buma/Stemra. He is looking in to this.I'll get back asap. Jonathan contact me for more details.

</comment><comment><USER3> if finally the problem is with youtube, contact with my at twitter @ariadnanet , i had a similar problem i i know someone at youtube that can help you

<comment><USER3> well "i know someone at youtube" is only that i have an email address of the person that can solve, but unfortunablely is not my friend :)

</comment></comment><comment><USER3> eyyy i thing that i know why is blocked!!! you are not using the correct player, use the official youtube player</comment>


Show HN: QR Pixel encodes pixel art in QR codes. - <AUTHOR> http://www.qrpixel.com

<comment><AUTHOR> This is my side project I've been working on for a while now, and I've just gotten around to a v1.0 release. Questions and feedback highly appreciated! Leave a message here or email me at email@example.com.

<comment><USER2> Your interface requires a 3-button mouse, which anyone on a Mac is not likely to have (especially on a laptop). Yes, you can get a right click by doing a two-finger tap, but that's pretty clumsy, and you can't draw with it because that turns into scrolling.

You should probably just let people click on black, white, or grey buttons to select the current color.

<comment><USER3> One possible solution:

* If you click with the "left" button on a "grey" or "white" pixel, then you draw with a "black" color until you release the button.

* If you click with the "left" button on a "black" pixel, then you draw with a "grey" color until you release the button.

* If you click with the "right" button on a "grey" or "black" pixel, then you draw with a "white" color until you release the button.

* If you click with the "right" button on a "white" pixel, then you draw with a "grey" color until you release the button.

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER4> Awesome! This reminded me of a mashable article I read about a year ago : <http://mashable.com/2011/04/18/qr-code-design-tips/>

Kinda crazy that up to 30% of a QR code can be inaccurate, and it will still work.

<comment><AUTHOR> This is a different method than using error correction that allows for more usable area (see details in other threads.)

It still leaves 7% of the ECC intact so you can further modify the code after it is generated. I had to modify a few pixels still to embed another QR code inside a QR code (and have both scan!)

[http://designerqrcodes.wordpress.com/designer-qr-code-art- ga...](http://designerqrcodes.wordpress.com/designer-qr-code-art- gallery/qrinqr/)

</comment></comment><comment><USER5> It's difficult to draw white pixels with a (Macbook) touchpad. Allow for Ctrl+Click ?

<comment><AUTHOR> Yikes... that is quite high on the todo list (add selector boxes for a "pen" to draw with) but unfortunately it didn't make it for this release.

</comment></comment><comment><USER6> Great app. I remember reading how to do this on Hackaday.com

You could offer a paid account that lets people automatically embed a QR code with custom logo on their site. This would be great for real estate and car sale sites - especially because the QR Code could be copied from page and put on the signs that use to advertise the house/car.

<comment><AUTHOR> Yes, an API or some easier features to do multiple URLs may come at some point.

This is a bit different from abusing the error correction as presented elsewhere - this actually encodes the image as data (padding actually) into the QR code so you get a larger area to use for the image and the code is still robust to damage.

All readers that I have tested so far work fine with this method, however it is a tiny bit outside the official QR code spec.

</comment></comment><comment><USER7> Cool project. Love the concept.

One thing you may want to work in. While QR codes need to keep to a specific pixel size to keep the data right, the logos/image embedded IN the QR code does not. So you may want to allow an image, any image, to be uploaded and have your app resize and work the art into the rest of the QR code.

<comment><AUTHOR> Thanks for trying it out!

Right now this generates a QR code that is almost completely compliant with the QR code spec and should work with every QR code reader. Adding images would start to rely on the error correction which is set to Low for maximum image space so the QR code wouldn't be as robust.

Also, I didn't want to get into uploading images/crop issues/resizing and the UI for that just yet as I am just working on this in my limited spare time, but this feature may come in a future version.

</comment></comment><comment><USER8> I'm curious how this is different from just sticking the painted pixels on top of the generated QR code. Are you somehow taking in to account the values of the painted pixels when choosing values for the rest of them?

<comment><AUTHOR> Yes, this encodes the actual image into the QR code data, with error correction intact. This allows for a larger image area and you still get the benefits of error correction.

There is a padding section between the data (roughly encoded in the right side) and the error correction (left side.) Most QR encoding methods make the padding section as small as possible to get the best printable result and smallest QR code. This makes the padding huge, thus the limit on URL length and automatic URL shortening, and uses these padding bits to encode the image.

Of course it is a bit outside the spec doing it in this way, but it has worked with every reader I've tested so far as they don't verify the padding bits.

</comment></comment><comment><USER9> This is exactly what I was looking for this morning! I even started getting a quote from a site that charges for this service. I'm assuming I can use the results for whatever I please?

<comment><AUTHOR> Yes, you can use the resulting image for anything with no restriction. I don't care if you take out the little qrpixel blurb or want to modify it further.

Really I am just looking to introduce a different method of encoding images in QR codes, to make 2d barcodes less ugly.

</comment></comment><comment><USER10> Cool idea. I think it would be awesome to make it possible to automatically encode favicons in qr codes (pixel by pixel -> unit by unit). Here's also a webapp for some customization inspiration. code's color and even the unit shapes can be customized: <http://www.patrick-wied.at/projects/qr-designer/>

</comment><comment><USER11> It's a nice hack for sure, but I thought the reason it's possible is the redundancy built into the QR code algorithm.

By hacking it in this way, aren't you reducing the resiliency of the QR codes and thus making them harder to read?

</comment><comment><USER12> here is an Android app that does a similar thing (but with a fixed set of images and a much dumber algorithm ) [https://market.android.com/details?id=com.rabidgremlin.andro...](https://market.android.com/details?id=com.rabidgremlin.android.mecodelite&hl=en)

</comment><comment><USER13> Very cool project! I'm using it to try replicate some of my favicons into the QR code for the sites.</comment>


Sell HN: Do you have a side project you want to sell? - <AUTHOR> In a previous HN thread about selling side projects, someone floated the idea of trying out a "Sell HN" thread - so here it is.<p>If you have any side projects that you've built and that you no longer have time for, list them here and let's see if others want to buy it from you. <comment><USER8> Neekanee (<http://www.neekanee.com>) - it's a job search engine that scrapes jobs directly from company websites. Everything is written in Python/Django. Right now it scrapes jobs from around 1100 different companies and has features I had always wished were available in other job search engines: ability to filter by company size, type of company (.org, .gov, ...), vacation time, etc.

<comment><USER9> Very cool. Any chance you have an API? I just started a site to show Django jobs in NC [<http://djangonc.com/>] and am looking for places to get data.

<comment><USER8> I don't have an API, but since you're not the first person to ask about this perhaps I'll look into adding one.

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER10> Filmpage (<https://www.filmpage.com>). Inspired by Louis CKs digital distribution, I built Filmpage to enable other artists to create a similar page to publish and sell their film with a simple website builder. Was accepted in to a top incubator to go at it full-time, had to turn it because of a prior engagement. Email in my profile.

<comment><USER11> How much?

</comment></comment><comment><USER12> <http://thebigeat.com>

Generates around $8k per year in Adsense and slowly rising. Plenty of potential to actually do something with it.

I wouldn't even think of selling it for less than $60k as it's an asset returning 13% on that amount.

People will say, "Yeah, but that's a ridiculous amount to ask." I agree, but where am I going to invest the proceeds that will return me that amount. This is a site that's consistently increased revenue for the past 7 years with close to zero hours of work.

If you offered me $40k tomorrow I'd say no. Because I'll make that in four years, and still have more to go.

<comment><USER13> What's it written in? Pretty fast!

Also browsing through it I don't even see your ads?

<comment><USER12> It's PHP on Yii Framework, with quite a bit of page caching. I do love Rails, but I miss the kickarse performance of PHP. Ads are there, are you sure you don't have adblock on?

<comment><USER13> Oh stupid me...just installed AdBlock this morning.

</comment></comment></comment></comment><comment><USER14> <http://isitnormal.com> \- Active community. > 1M visitors a month. A bit of recurring revenue from premium subscriptions and from ads. Lots of untapped potential here. I just don't have the time to give it the attention it deserves anymore. Custom python/django code, running very efficiently on AWS. Email me if you're interested in buying. Thanks.

<comment><USER15> I'm very interested in your site. Please contact me at stmetivier at gmail.

</comment></comment><comment><USER16> <http://nsfw.in/> \- good intention but I think I'm not the right person to own it.

<http://onebucketlist.com/> \- born out of a Startup Weekend India version - In50Hrs.

<comment><USER17> How is <http://nsfw.in> different from any other URL shortener?

<comment><AUTHOR> I'm guessing when you see a nsfw.in URL, you'll know it's not safe for work (unlike bitly or alternatives).

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER18> Thanks for posting this and letting me go through my various projects. Email me at dangoldin gmail with any questions.

Twirl (<http://www.twirlapp.com/>) - It's a bookmarklet that gives you a recommended list of your contacts that may be interested in seeing the page you're currently on. I'm in the midst of improving the recommendation piece but I've been using it to share links with my friends. Django/Bootstrap/jQuery/MySQL

Gems of Craigslist (<http://gemsofcl.com/>) - The goal here is to scrape the Craigslist furniture listings and create a "Hot or Not" to find the best stuff. The scraper is out of date but should be pretty easy to update and also get other cities/categories. Django/Bootstrap/jQuery/MySQL

Wordsio (<http://www.wordsio.com/> and <http://words.io>) - Just a way to play various word games to improve vocabulary. I've been meaning to do something else with this but just don't have that much time. The domain names might be more valuable than the site itself. Django/Bootstrap/jQuery/MySQL

Yet Another HN Reader (<http://yahnr.com/>) - This scrapes HN every 15 minutes and shows the top stories by points from the past 24 hours. The motivation was to be able to catch up on stories I may have missed and it's a simple Python script that writes to a static site on S3.

</comment><comment><USER19> I wrote a document management software for students, DocMan (<https://docman.me>). The software's ready and awesome, unfortunately I'm not a business guy so I never tried to make money out of it. I'm nearly graduated, and after that I guess I will just have it running for the bunch of users signed up for free. Let me know if you're interested.

(Consists out of web app, iOS- and Android app.)

<comment><USER20> Looks really good. Why don't you offer a 30 day free trial and then charge a monthly or yearly fee. If you don't try to make money out of it, you won't make money out of it.

<comment><USER19> Because it's not that easy: Who do I charge? The one person who signs up is able to create accounts in a private environment, e.g. for his fellow students, so this one is most likely the one to charge. This person would most likely be the class representative student. But I don't think this one is willing to pay money for all his fellow students using DocMan in his private environment, so.. that's the circle. The software was initially build for being used by a whole university, but as those in Germany are mostly broke or not willing to pay money for anything or both, I also cannot charge these. You see?

<comment><USER20> I have individual teachers paying $100 a year for software I have created. You should definitely charge for that main account, or limit the functionality of the main account (ie, they can only create five private accounts) unless they upgrade. You have put a huge amount of effort into your software - and it looks really professional. You've got to charge. Or at least give people the option of being charged.

</comment></comment></comment></comment><comment><USER21> I created a skill-gaming-for-cash site called Cash Champs (<http://www.cashchamps.com>). Site is offline since we have no marketing, but 3 games and the site are done, and we have a very rare PayPal account that is authorized by PayPal to process skill-gaming transactions. The PayPal thing alone took nearly $20K in legal fees. If anyone is interested, let me know.

<comment><USER22> Do standard merchant accounts not let you do that sort of thing?

<comment><USER21> No. You can try to start doing it without their approval, but if they find out about it they will close it. Also, the ability to pay out instantly is quite desirable in this business, so PayPal is an integral part of that.

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER23> <http://www.rankique.com/> is a price-tracking site for Amazon. It would probably need a renaming and some SEO-love, as it's currently generating about 5$/month (with zero time spent on it). Was once supposed to evolve into a better product search engine, but I've lost interest a while ago (except for personal use, it really can save a lot of money).

<comment><USER24> I really like this idea and signed up for an account. There's something wrong with your confirmation email message. The link I am pointed to clicking is "/confirm/longstringofcharacters", which is neither a link or functioning path when appended to rankique.com.

Definitely come up with a better name. I'm not sure how it's supposed to be pronounced, which makes memorization and spelling even more difficult. Good Luck!

<comment><USER23> Thanks for the bug, I'll look into that. And yes, I still don't know what I was thinking when choosing the name...

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER25> <http://www.skinnyo.com> \- great site, community, profitable, lots of room for expansion but I'm busy elsewhere and no longer have the interest in weightloss I once did.

<comment><USER26> What's the cost?

</comment></comment><comment><USER27> What is the valuation for a non-subscription, one-time fee, web application (like Bingo Card Creator) as a multiple of monthly revenue?

<comment><USER28> Rob Walling writes about this in Start Small, Stay Small ( <http://www.startupbook.net/> ), and I think he mentions a range of 5x - <USER2> monthly revenue. It's dependent a lot on how automated and easy to maintain the site is, and how high the quality of traffic and revenue is.

<comment><USER15> I've researched this as well, and followed a fair number of auctions on Flippa, and although as Rob says, the range is very broad, multiples follow a bell curve, with most in the 12x-18x monthly net revenue range.

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER29> I closed down <http://wonderthemes.com> last year. It was a failed WordPress theme marketplace with a focus on higher-rates for designers/developers.

You can read about the project in an interview I did here:

[http://wpcandy.com/presents/the-story-of-wonderthemes- starti...](http://wpcandy.com/presents/the-story-of-wonderthemes-starting-a- wordpress-theme-marketplace/)

I've been taking offers since the site was closed down. Nothing has been serious. A lot want me to partner with them and re-boot the site, but I'm not interested in that. A few are affiliate marketeers that want to split revenue etc... I'd rather just pass on the project to someone else now.

I guess what you'd be buying would be the brand, the domain name and all of the design assets. There is no real 'tech' to sell because the system was a one-off bootstapped bespoke build that would need a major re-factor but all the source code is there sitting on the server for anyone to acquire.

</comment><comment><USER30> God, I hope "Sell HN" sticks...

</comment><comment><USER31> I own a profitable (monthly recurring) and 5-stars chrome extension with proprietary backend support for bypassing the governmental filters/blocks. It is good enough that I spend close to 0 time managing it (the only management == replying emails), and it is growing and profitable on its own. And it is only 3 months old. Everything is automated.

Right now it is configured to work only with the local government, and nothing more. There can be more done, for example, extending it to __other__ countries with a governmental firewall, but I have no time for it (since I'm running my own startup), etc. Send me an email if you are interested to know more. Email is in my profile.

</comment><comment><USER32> <http://PlayByLyrics.com> \- Searches and finds music by entering some songtext, possibly combined with the artist, album or song name.

I'm also thinking of selling this to companies like Grooveshark, Spotify, or a lyrics website. I really like the website myself and use it a lot, but it doesn't get a lot of traffic. It has some potential though, I'm quite sure of that, and if I ever continue serious development there'll also be an app. And yes, I know the design isn't very great, but it works for me for now.

If you have any interest, contact methods are on the website (see the "about" link at the bottom).

<comment><USER33> One thing I noticed is you should try to check the length of the target video - I got a 1-hour-long mashup of songs.

I'm wondering what the algorithm for this is - "Reddit" got me a rickroll, "4chan" got me a Pokemon/Belair mashup, "Hacker News" got me Lil Wayne.

...actually, you gave me an idea.

<comment><USER32> Thanks for the notice, I wrote it down to implement in future versions :)

I never tested it with things like reddit, 4chan or HN. It's meant for lyrics, and I'm kind of like "random things are to be expected when you enter random things". It'll always have to be looked up on Youtube though, so it's not like you'll never see extreme things.

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER34> <http://www.oneqstn.com> is a simple, accountless survey web app.

Lots of room for growth and expansion but I don't have the time to put into it. A few hundred questions have been asked over the last year and it's had a couple of traffic spikes but nothing serious.

If not interested in purchasing then I am looking for someone to work with me on the marketing/traffic building side of things and would happily offer a 50:50 split on ad revenues (or some other monetization strategy). I don't have any idea how to generate traffic for it so would be happy to work with someone.

Reply below if interested in either option.

<comment><USER35> What's the tech stack ?

I think this would be useful information for all the sellers to include, as many people reading here will be programmers.

<comment><USER34> Good point, thanks.

PHP: Codeigniter MYSQL Javascript: jQuery

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER36> I'd entertain offers for <http://rss.io> (including all the stuff with it like code and the Twitter account @rss). I have a full Google Reader-esque reader built and basically ready to deploy (billing code etc. included), but I likely don't really have time to maintain it/get it properly setup anytime soon. :(

E-mail me if you're interested, but keep in mind I've invested a good bit of time and capital in this thing. Offering me $100 isn't going to cut it.

<comment><USER22> how did you get such a good twitter account, but without any tweets on it except for a month or two ago?

<comment><USER37> Guessing but he probably bought it

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER38> In 2007 I built <http://sudokugarden.de/> (German and English site about sudoku, with online playing, highscores, and a loyal user base, about 30k visitors/months).

In good times I made ~2.5k EUR/year with ads (mostly text links to boost other site's pagerank), but I lack the time and motivation to market it right now. It's zero maintenance.

</comment><comment><USER39> I have CrosswordPuzzleMaker.org. It was an attempt to copy Bingo Card Creator for crossword puzzles. I have about 300 trial accounts (with email addresses), but no paid accounts.

I'm on the second page when you Google Crossword Puzzle Maker, but that only brings in about 10 visitors/day. Getting to the first page could bring some decent traffic.

The site works, but its features right now are pretty minimal.

</comment><comment><USER40> 1-855-ZEN-MAIL: <http://1855zenmail.com>

1-855-SEO-LAND: <http://1855seoland.com>

With both businesses, the business name is the phone number and is also the website URL.

1-855-ZEN-MAIL currently has subscribers and a prospecting/lead gen strategy. They both come with pre-written sales scripts.

</comment><comment><USER41> [http://engineering.foursquare.com/2012/08/16/checking-in- at-...](http://engineering.foursquare.com/2012/08/16/checking-in-at-the- movies-heres-how-to-never-miss-an-after-the-credits-teaser-again/)

Roughly 30k active users, about 1 qps of live stream foursquare data. Not sure what to do with it, I'm not currently storing any of it.

Thoughts?

</comment><comment><USER42> I spent quite a bit of time on AppLens, an icon matching app for iOS (take a photo of an icon --> download the app).

The backend (in C) is pretty fast and stable (current uptime 384 days) and it can be used for other types of images (i.e. not icons but photos, covers, etc.).

App Store link: <http://bit.ly/Szmy7X>

</comment><comment><USER43> A 4 hour work week style muse business that I created 5 yrs ago and has been automated ever since: <http://www.HowToDJFast.com>. The site sells DJ Training Videos and other training. The site has killer rankings, gets roughly 75 optins a day, has an email auto-responder sequence that sells a lot of product & affiliate offers. I spend an hour or two a month on it (if that). The site currently pulls in a little under $4k/month and there is very little overhead (high margins). Due to a lack of interest in the subject (DJing) I have put zero effort into increasing revs. With a little TLC this baby could be doing tripple what it is now as other sites in the space are doing. Reach out and make me an offer. Its awesome passive income: sean{ at* }envirodonate<dot>com

<comment><USER44> Ohhhhh give me a set of decks and my bag of records and I'll keep myself happy for hours and hours and hours :)

Did you ever have an interest in djing?

Unfortunately my addiction to vinyl rules me out of what would likely be an expensive purchase. Best of kick with your sale.

</comment></comment><comment><USER45> I've used theGlutenless.com, a gluten-free business directory, as a testing ground for new technologies for the past few years. I built a custom bot for discovering gluten free businesses so it basically auto-populates. At the moment, I don't really have the time or motivation to do anything with it...

<comment><USER46> I know a guy who might be interested in this. email me.

</comment></comment><comment><USER47> <http://hotelsnearest.co.uk>, we built but havn't put any effort into it <http://saturdaylotteryresults.co.uk>, good rankings but again needs someone who cares about it.

</comment><comment><USER48> I own the domain <http://hive.co> . I always intended to build an app around it but never got around to it. I'd be willing to sell the domain. Not necessarily a side project, more a potential side project =) Contact info in the whois.

</comment><comment><USER49> I've been writing a Web-based, multi-player text adventure which is sort of a cross between Firefly and Mad Max, spanning all star systems in a 20 light- year radius around the remains of Sol. I have a lot of the core work done, with a Perl/Postgres/Catalyst/PSGI stack, but then my daughter was born and my wife and I are starting our own company. If you've ever heard of <http://www.torn.com/>, you have a rough idea about game play. The main difference is, aside from the background, this one is heavily story-based.

My intent was to make it free to play, but given significant advantages to those willing to make a minimal $5 donation per month.

I've always wanted to finish it, but I never found enough volunteers to help.

</comment><comment><USER50> Search Circle(SC) URL: <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2-Dk435vj8>

SC solves 2 problems:

1- Saving time: When you search on Google/Yahoo, it gives lots of link. You gotta click one by one or pick one based on your intuition. It takes lots of time. Now Imagine you get same search result page but this time you get a hint by your friend to read it or NOT to read it. So if a search page has 10 unknown results, it makes you to spend time on 1/10 duration.

2- Trusted result: You are already getting quality links based on recommendation of friends/professional colleagues you trust hence increase chance of viewing something that pertain more to you.

</comment><comment><USER43> A tool that helps non-profits get exposure and raise funds. Think Rally.org but for green projects (there is no crowdfunding platform for green projects). Site is complete and ready for launch: <http://www.MakeTree.org>. Integrated with Paypal so that it takes "pledges" from donors (ie: it only charges donors when a project reaches 100% funding). Built in Ruby On Rails. Another project of mine took off and haven't been able to find the time to get projects on board. The name, URL, messaging & branding is all placeholder. Interested in selling & partnering. Sean{ at }envirodonate<dot>com

<comment><USER51> Getting an error when trying to sign in through Facebook: "Invalid redirect_uri: Given URL is not allowed by the Application configuration."

</comment></comment><comment><USER52> I own a <http://yh.to> domain. Would sell it or give comission to a person who could connect me with Yahoo. Their URL shortener service is y.ahoo.it - <USER3> the shortest or easiest to remember.

</comment><comment><USER53> I have made an Evernote alternative with some added value. It is working, but I cannot find money for popularization. Unfinished items - <USER4> applications. <http://favtool.com>

</comment><comment><USER54> <http://twitamore.com>

Fun/silly website for Valentine's Day. Tells you who you love on Twitter. Gets about 500k pageviews/mth 100k visits/mth and spikes on Valentine's Day with coverage from the likes of Huffington Post and TNW.

50-70% of traffic is from Saudi Arabia, which is interesting.

Gets a tonne of tweets a day if you search for #twitamore [https://twitter.com/search/realtime?q=%23twitamore&src=t...](https://twitter.com/search/realtime?q=%23twitamore&src=typd)

I figure it would make a good marketing campaign for a company on Valentine's Day 2014 if they wanted to theme it.

</comment><comment><USER55> I created Devoired (<http://devoired.com>), an academic-assistance freelance contracting site targeted toward college and high-school students. Backend is written in Django, front-end is a clean, slightly modified version of Bootstrap 2. Features include a user account system, fully editable subject tree, private messaging with support for attachments, and a PayPal-integrated chained payment system with configurable commission percentage and refund support.

Devoired currently has very little activity due to lack of marketing. Let me know if you're interested!

<comment><USER30> Is this something that a novice nube like me can manipulate into a different subject contracting site? Also could it easy be copied into dozens of other websites with little technical savvy?

<comment><USER55> Yes, what sorts of different subjects did you have in mind?

<comment><USER30> I dunno, maybe collectibles or lawn-mowing.

</comment></comment></comment></comment><comment><USER56> <http://www.demogeek.com>

It's a tech blog that was well maintained up until a year back but then I got focused on other projects and didn't get much time and energy to maintain it well.

It has good potential with a decent community vibe (one post itself has got more than 600 comments) if someone can keep it up with some good content. It generates a few thousand dollars a year in ads even though (a lot) more can be done to amp up that revenue in multitudes.

If someone is willing to take on a couple years old site with nice page ranks and keep up with it I'm open to sell it.

</comment><comment><USER57> <http://HowToWriteABusinessPlan.com> \- Over the past year we have interviewed more than 130 graduates from startup accelerator programs from around the world about their experiences. We also feature a ton of startup resources. HTWABP is an exact match domain name for a term that's searched for over 30,000 times per month. Most social shares on a post 270. We are moving in a new direction so thinking about selling the domain and it's content - let me know if you are intersted twitter @luke_deering

</comment><comment><USER58> <http://railyo.com> \- I wanted to create an elance/odesk especially for Rails developers/freelancers! (you may know it from <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5083426>)

The developer base is growing, ~200 awesome rails developers have registered. Few companies have posted job offers, so it's also generating some revenue, but I'm loosing interest due to the less no of job offers - so basically I'm failing at marketing it to companies/startups.

<comment><USER59> It's a good site and with the popularity of Ruby/Rails, I think it could be very popular.

The biggest problem right now is that there's little incentive to actually pay you, so it's essentially a directory. You're already telling me these developers are pre-approved, so I can assume they're pretty good. As they have personal websites and Github profiles links on most users, what's to prevent me from just going through and finding some I like, then reaching out to them to discuss?

If you want to make money, you may need to change the method a bit. Charge of access or make it hard to contact users on your own or have an explicit policy against this like Elance. $100 isn't much to people looking for Rails devs but there has to be at least $100 of perceived value in your service.

<comment><USER58> Thanks for the suggestion :)

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER60> The only things I'd be willing to part with (cheap) are: <http://courtdatereminder.com>

Then a couple domains: RubyToolBox.com NoSqlToolBox.com LoveNear.Me

</comment><comment><USER61> <http://www.pajap.com/>

Create android native mobile apps from your web browser instantly. (No HTML apps 100% native).

From prototyping (drag n drop) to a 100% working app

It's up for sale :)

<comment><USER30> What is a ballpark on something like this? Do I need tens of thousands or millions?

<comment><USER61> The project is not maintained any more. Moved to www.pollfish.com . That said we are expecting a sale at tens of thousands and not millions. The technology we developed is still globally unique but we want to move forward.

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER62> Potatoss.com all of the games, you can find them in the AppStore. I made it with a friend a couple of months ago, it did like 250k downloads but anyway we couldn't fight against huge companies like disney or rovio, there is too many bad things happening under the hood of the AppStore. Specially what some companies call a burst... did you know that some Chinese companies who will download your games millions of time for money? The apps were made with cocos2d and Chipmunk for the physics engine.

<comment><USER63> Sorry, this is a pet peeve of mine. While I do think many game developers on the App Store resort to shady tactics, I think it's a poor excuse to not succeed.

Looking at your game on iTunes, it strikes me that you have a lot of bad reviews, so perhaps there are things to work on in your gameplay, before you start worrying if your competitors are cheating.

Also, looks to me like your game was downloaded by a lot of South Americans. Maybe if your game was more fun, or marketed better, in Europe and the US, there would have been more in-app-purchases. 250K downloads is worth different amounts in different places.

Not to say making an indie game isn't a hard journey, but to say you failed because everyone else cheats is self-defeating. You probably fail because you perceive no way to succeed.

<comment><USER62> I never say we fail...it's been an awesome journey. For a couple of guys in Costa Rica, this are things that nobody else had ever done. Building that game was the best thing I did, period. [http://www.dreamitventures.com/portfolio_companies/sabor- stu...](http://www.dreamitventures.com/portfolio_companies/sabor-studio/) <http://techcrunch.com/2011/11/08/pota-toss/> [http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/293831888/pota-toss- amaz...](http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/293831888/pota-toss-amazing- indie-ios-game-with-gps-based-le) <https://www.parse.com/customers/case_study/potatoss> [http://thenextweb.com/la/2012/08/22/pota-toss-launches- beta-...](http://thenextweb.com/la/2012/08/22/pota-toss-launches-beta-bring- location-awareness-mobile-gaming/)

<comment><USER63> It seems like a great accomplishment, and I respect that. But if your takeaway was that it's too hard to compete with the cheaters, I'm not sure that was the right lesson to learn. Maybe I just don't understand that dark depths of the game market.

</comment></comment></comment></comment><comment><USER64> Considering selling this project: <https://artistsnclients.com>

Presentation deck about it, with most important info: [https://speakerdeck.com/gargron/artists-and-clients-deck- may...](https://speakerdeck.com/gargron/artists-and-clients-deck-may-2013)

It's a marketplace for custom artwork. It has a lot of potential that I feel I don't have the time and business skills to realize.

Contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com if you're interested.

Edit: Added direct link and e-mail.

</comment><comment><USER19> I got another one: <http://prtflio.eu>, 1-click developer portfolio website with deep GitHub integration. Mail me: email@example.com

</comment><comment><USER65> I've written a HTTP Proxy for Mac. nothing special so far, but it's intented to be used for debugging &&/|| development. It features a quite flexibel filter/modifier architecture, a working gui and a non-existant memory footprint. Since I just didn't have the dedication to finish the project but still think there's a market for that, I'd gladly sell it for a fair price. If anyone is interested in just seeing the app (which is unstable), just let me know.

<comment><USER66> Do you know about <http://www.charlesproxy.com/> and if so, have you done anything particularly differently?

<comment><USER65> Yes. Charles is a perfectly valid go-to solution for all problems solved by proxy, too. But Proxy aims to be more user friendly – Charles GUI is a bit messy and outdated.

The core of Proxy are it's filters and modifiers. Filters give you the ability to select specific requests/response pairs from the list of all of them, and modifiers make it possible to change the behavior and data a request/response pair carries. Modifiers are implemented in only a few lines and the idea was that they could be done in almost any language (read: ruby and other lightweight stuff), so the low-memory footprint along with simple, extensible filters would make a powerful developer tool – or the most configurable ad blocker that there is.

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER67> Missed Connections <http://www.missedconnections.com> \- site with traffic

Umbrella.co.uk - <USER7>

Wallet.co.uk - <USER7>

Towel.co.uk - <USER7>

If you're interested in any of these email me via my contact details at jetbootlabs.com and please demonstrate in your email that you're a serious buyer to get a reply.

Time has shown the majority of enquiries are domainer lowballers so I'm inclined to ignore most interested parties unless I'm convinced early on you're serious.

<comment><USER68> I'm a random developer/sysadmin so when I see something that is interesting I offer as much as seems reasonable to me.

Then I receive responses saying, "Sorry I was looking for £10,000".

It really does help if people give an idea of the figure they're searching, even if just a lower-bound.

</comment></comment><comment><USER69> <http://www.plardo.com> An easy to use and powerful website builder, check out the full futures on the homepage.

</comment><comment><USER70> <http://gofree.ru/> – travel metasearch / planner for Russian speaking. Traction included.

nodejs / backbone and lots of goodness

<comment><USER11> How much and why are you selling it?

</comment></comment><comment><USER71> I have a mashup web app <http://tripoptimizer.heroku.com> for looking up points of interests (Tourist attractions, Restaurants, hotels, etc) and their ratings and reviews. The technology stack is RoR, jquery, jquery-mobile and PostgreSQL. It uses Yahoo Local Search APIs and Google search APIs.

I also own www.tripoptimizer.com domain.

Let me know if interested.

</comment><comment><USER72> I've developed <http://whos.it>. The source code has a really nice architecture - it supports more TLDs than other services like it - it supports web scraping for TLDs that don't have a standard whois server - parsing data is also implemented. I wanted to convert it into a API to sell subscriptions, but I already busy with other projects.

<comment><USER73> Your service tells me that my website is available for registration. that's not correct.

<comment><USER72> What is your website?

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER74> We are looking to partner / entertain offers to take <http://chefmixer.com> to the next level. It's the usual story of not having enough time to market and sell due to day jobs.

Chefmixer is an online marketplace to find cooking classes, chefs, events and venues. We monetize by processing payments for event and class tickets.

Drop us a line if you have interest.

</comment><comment><USER75> NXTPass (<http://nxtpass.com>) - a Two-Factor Authentication site. Built for developers who don't want to spend the time building their own 2-Factor infrastructure, this lets you add a few lines of code and have the whole thing working quickly.

Like most of my side projects, I didn't have the time or the marketing skill to make it work.

E-mail is in my profile.

</comment><comment><USER76> I built <http://remindeat.com> a couple of months ago as an experiment with my girlfriend and seems like people really liked it. I might still build a mobile app for it. I also recently built <http://feedleap.com> which really launched off by itself with Kippt's popularity.

</comment><comment><USER77> I had built FocusTi.me, an alternative interface for JIRA which allows for easy, to-the-minute time tracking. It was only an MVP, but there's a ton of market potential there. Would love to see it succeed, in a partnership or with someone else at the helm.

Technically it's a Ruby app I had deployed on Heroku; still own the domain and SSL certs for a year.

</comment><comment><USER78> A Wordpress plugin for Car Dealerships. It's currently at version 0.8 but needs adjustments for the US market. Check it out at <http://wpDealership.com>. There's around 140 people who've got access to the beta and 145 more who want access but I haven't had the time to give it to them.

<comment><USER79> can u pls send me your contact details : av001 at boog.me

</comment></comment><comment><USER80> I created a complete chatroom infrastructure in java, complete with website for registration. Features include, personal profiles, ban/reporting system, user hierarchy and a lot of other cool stuff. Could easily be adapted into an corporate chat network, that's what I planned to do with it. Let me know if you're interested!

</comment><comment><USER81> A few months ago I created an anonymous confessions site called Confidere - <http://www.confide.re>. It's quite functional and has a moderation system but at the moment it's just sitting gathering dust. If anyone wants to take it off my hands I would be most obliged.

firstname.lastname@example.com

</comment><comment><USER82> Wacom Helper (menubar application for osx to manage Wacom device mapping)

More info here: [http://www.reddit.com/r/vfx/comments/1de6ri/would_any_of_you...](http://www.reddit.com/r/vfx/comments/1de6ri/would_any_of_you_like_to_beta_test_my_wacom/)

Screenshot's here: <http://d.pr/i/53NF>

Price: $6K

</comment><comment><USER83> I have ltdex.com, a designer t-shirt site with inventory (100 or so blank american apparel) 50-75 printed. We had a fab sale last summer, and I make 100 or so in revenue per month (4 shirt sales). I don't have time to do any marketing, but someone who posts a lot to tumblr etc, could do really well with it.

</comment><comment><USER84> <http://www.HackerCS.com>

If you're still in school, like to teach CS concepts and have some time on your hand, you'll be able to grow the site and complement it with more modules while leveraging the already existent user base. Plus an opportunity to make some ad $ on the side.

<comment><USER85> What's the tech stack?

</comment></comment><comment><USER86> <http://fileslap.com> is a file sharing site with built in file preview that's built on django. Files are stored at S3 and billing is handled by cheddargetter. Eager to sell due to me losing interest about a year ago. Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com

<comment><USER87> That's pretty nice. What powers the file preview? Edit: Ah, it's the Google Docs viewer. That's a handy part of the Google Docs service that a lot of site owners are not aware of.

<comment><USER86> Thanks! It depends in the file type. Most doc (pdf, doc, xls) are powered by Google doc viewer if that's what you mean.

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER88> <http://custardapp.com/> Simple, real time design feedback.

Uses websockets for real time design review collaboration. I've spent the past 6 months working on it and got it in a very releasable state, unfortunately I don't have the time/expertise to get it out there.

Contact via email.

<comment><USER89> Nice! What's your tech stack?

<comment><USER88> It's got a NodeJS (Coffescript) backend and uses socket.io for real time communication with a Coffeescript frontend. Projects/Users are stored in MongoDB. I'd happily go into more detail if anyone is interested

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER90> I made <http://imdo.in> about 4 months ago - It lets you easily import everything from all your social profiles and have them displayed on one page. I would consider offers for either just the domain or both the domain and code. (anything around $50 works)

<comment><USER91> What's the tech stack?

<comment><USER90> php, mysql and js for loading the social network data

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER92> <http://rrrewind.com> a time back machine for popular content.

</comment><comment><USER93> <http://www.nimblenot.es/> \- Markdown notes organization. Ruby on Rails. I just don't have the time to market it and get it to users at this point, but, I definitely think it has lots of potential as a way to organize Markdown documents.

</comment><comment><USER94> <http://shops.com.py>

A platform for web shops build with Java and MongoDB. The frontend is Spanish but the backend is easily translatable (German already done) and multi- currency. I would sell the site or pair with somebody who knows how to market it.

</comment><comment><USER95> I have this app [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.funcall.co...](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.funcall.coolcall) ..feature complete and had a few hundred users, but is just not getting my attention last few months.

</comment><comment><USER96> I'm selling <http://obsurvey.com> right now on flippa [https://flippa.com/2921872-pr-3-saas-site- with-75-000-unique...](https://flippa.com/2921872-pr-3-saas-site- with-75-000-uniques-mo-making-2-000-mo)

</comment><comment><USER97> I started my second project <http://unboard.de/en/> some years ago but does not haven time to push it or update. It's Django-based platform to install Simple Machines Forums (PHP). Currently, it's localized in 3 languages.

</comment><comment><USER98> <http://www.codecloud.io> \- I created this 18 months ago, but it's not really in my field so haven't touched it since. I'd be willing to bring it up to the latest NodeJS and support another database back-end if desired.

</comment><comment><USER99> <http://pcod.es> \- share, track and promote iOS promo codes (could easily be expanded to share promo codes for anything in a controlled way). Ruby on Rails.

Domain only: pushp.in - I have an offer for this so you'd need to be quick.

</comment><comment><USER100> Place to find recommendations from friends - www.stuffrage.com

Recently finished, wasn't built to make money (affiliates seem like a good fit to monetize it). Am now moving on to other things.

Seeing as tho it doesn't make any money I'm willing to entertain all offers.

Email is in profile.

<comment><USER91> The awesomeness is in your video...explains your idea so beautifully. Did you do entire the video yourself, or outsourced a part of it?

<comment><USER100> The video (and the rest of the site) was done by a designer friend. The guy does amazing work

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER101> InstaBAM - iPhone app, 130,000 downloads, it's a location based Instagram client

[https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/instabam!-explore- instagram/...](https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/instabam!-explore- instagram/id437615875?mt=8)

</comment><comment><USER102> <http://www.coinhandle.com> \- a personalized handle for your Bitcoin address.

Think Bit.ly for bitcoin - although you can administer your Coinhandle address if your Bitcoin address ever changes.

</comment><comment><USER103> <http://aherk.com> \- A "goal-oriented self-blackmailing service" that got a lot of press, including mentions on Lifehacker, The Next Web, Forbes, Washington Post, NY Daily News, etc.

</comment><comment><USER104> Limeade (<http://limeade.co>) aggregates music videos from a curated list of music blogs. I work on this from time to time, mostly just adding a new blogs to the list of sources.

</comment><comment><USER105> <http://upperlane.com/> I stopped working on it about 6 months ago. There's still an opportunity there, however, it wasn't going to provide me with a visa.

</comment><comment><USER106> <http://dropandload.com> Site for sending files to other people. Server just streams files through from the uploader to the downloader. Build with node.

</comment><comment><USER107> Crypt4All encryption on Android [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codewell4....](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codewell4.Crypt4AllLite)

</comment><comment><USER108> I've released my staff management app Team Sheet under the GPL.

Any and all contributions welcome <http://hey-jimmy.github.io/TeamSheet/>

</comment><comment><USER109> I own two domains which I had planned to use for a project, but after settling on another name, became moot. I'm hanging on to them, since they're decent, but I'd sell them to the right person/idea.

hallway.io

centre.io

</comment><comment><USER110> <http://multiversi.es/> No users (needs marketing), but solid code base (Node.js, Socket.io). It comes with a half finished iOS app.

</comment><comment><USER111> I have acouple sideprojects that would put up for sale.

Both self-sustained, profitable. One is: Studygig, <http://studygig.com>

If you are interested, contact me.

<comment><USER112> How do I contact you?

</comment></comment><comment><USER113> [http://bit.ly/11rxC84](http://bit.ly/11rxC84) Zocdoc clone written in Python/Django, angular.js, moment.js.

</comment><comment><USER114> I created <http://www.fabfabbers.com/> Intersting bits - GitHub syncing of 3D models, OpenSCAD in the browser

</comment><comment><USER115> Yeah, <http://thank.st>

It works like a charm but I don't have time to work on it.

BTW, I'm sure Marco Arment will have projects to sell if you ask him :P

</comment><comment><USER116> Allthefavicons.com - generate favicons and retina icons for a website from a single image. Its not complicated and still gets a little traffic. Email on profile.

</comment><comment><USER117> <http://tunejet.net> \- A HTML5 music streaming service that works on mobile devices. A nice alternative to iTunes.

</comment><comment><USER118> Sneaky. You made yourself a list of free ideas right here.

<comment><USER119> Yay! "Free ideas" that ... didn't work out, have no market and are now eagerly flipped for peanuts. Sneaky indeed ;)

<comment><USER118> If you look at why they aren't working, 80% is because they don't have money to advertise them or time to carry on, not that they are not necessarily good

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER120> <http://hackermagazine.com> \- includes the Twitter handle too.

<comment><USER119> @bearwithclaws might be interested -- though a grand for a domain and vanity handle is a bit "rich"... ;)

</comment></comment><comment><USER121> We've created a SEOCrawler - <http://seocrawler.co> \- take a look.

<comment><USER79> i liked it and wondering whether it gives more data/info than other seo apps ... can u contact me : av001 at boog.me

<comment><USER121> sent you an email. cheers

</comment></comment></comment><comment><USER122> Torrent client for mobile safari <http://itorrent.ermak.us>

</comment><comment><USER123> <http://inspection2.com> expense tracking for car enthusiasts

</comment><comment><USER26> Email me... Interested but not for even 40k. Check out Flippa and you'll see what sites are going for.

</comment><comment><USER124> Selling canileave.com entirely. Cheap price.

Get in touch email@example.com

</comment><comment><USER125> watchyoutubemovies dot tk (sorry for the fishy url, but this has no ads & no cookies)

Heard of pegleg.it? Same idea, but the content is not crowd sourced.

</comment><comment><USER126> Http://WeGif.com

<comment><USER127> Using flash for some animated images when you name it "wegif". Not the best thing to do.

</comment></comment><comment><USER128> www.startrigger.com - email@example.com

</comment><comment><USER129> stiqr.com, a wysiwyg widget service</comment>


Is the universe getting bigger or am I getting smaller? - <AUTHOR> http://www.symmetrymagazine.org/article/october-2015/is-the-universe-getting-bigger-or-am-i-getting-smaller <comment><USER2> A changing speed of light would affect the spectral lines of distant objects. Since we do not see that effect, it is simpler to explain it as the universe expanding, which probably means that that is the correct explanation.</comment>