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Great to hear rajacombinator!

I can respect that.

We don't store any Stripe data other than a few non-identifying pieces, required to enhance the experience for customers.

Feel free to email me (oliver@accountdock.com) if you're curious to learn more about the security & privacy precautions we've taken.

Awesome thanks TheMakeA! Just fixed that!

Hi there dchuk. So many great apps out there built on top of Stripe's API.

We actually set out to be just as easy to integrate as the Stripe Checkout plugin (if not easier). Let me know if you can take it for a spin; would love feedback!

Working for us! Here's what we see when we click the "Try the demo" button: https://i.imgur.com/ZUi3sib.png

Developer here: We built AccountDock because we realized how hard it was to get Stripe billing history right.

So many edge cases that we wanted to make sure were accounted for. Excited about what's next!

While it's not exactly in the same league, http://shareasimage.com is my go-to

Hi Daz, We're working on something related to your request over at AccountDock (https://accountdock.com). Email me at oliver@accountdock.com I'd love to chat with you to get a better understanding of your needs and how we might be able to help :)

Hi zmitri: Do you have any more details on how Stripe and banks signal recurring charges. What you're describing sounds interesting, but with our app we see decent churn from the use of debit visa/mastercards

Thanks for the feedback Anton We're actually working with some photographers directly to release their photos under the same CC0 license Our goal is to have the process be as easy as possible: every week, you get emailed 20 high quality, royalty free photos, so that you don't need to surf around to all the different sites

In the first year, this will result in just over 1,000 photos delivered right to you (zip file each week)

If you have any other thoughts on giving more value, would love to hear them: oliver@shareasimage.com

Will speak with my design partner and get back to you

It's one we'd used before that needed some updates

Great to hear josh. Saw the register. Hope you enjoyed the first pack :)

Hi sasalek. We curate from a pool of about 10,000+ the best ones we can that have a flexible license that are royalty free, and permit usage of any kind (also called a CC0 license)

Thanks for the feedback josh 1) Will increase the contrast between the text and background colours 2) Great insights here. We plan on including documentation with each download pack to make clear where the licensing documentation can be found that establishes the CC0/Public Domain details. Will look into cataloging screenshots of photo licenses and date/times

Thanks for the feedback kineticac If you scroll to the bottom of http://weeklysnaps.com/ you'll see some of our sources (little visuals, unsplash, pixabay, new old stock, etc) That's a great idea around sending just teasers and then creating a marketplace if the receiver is interested in the photo. Will add it to our list :)

Hey will; took about 2 days to get the site designed

Awesome idea. I could imagine a marketplace for resume themes that is based on this. Would be easy to switch between different designs to see consistent details.

Well done.

Love seeing this. The other day there was a thread about how there is so much focus on supporting IE browsers with relatively low market share, yet not much on accessibility issues within all browsers.

I think this is a great step towards highlighting those issues, and offering up a solution to address some of them programatically.

Average age is around 39

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I'm working on a business in a similar space, and what got me excited by this news was the natural overlap. It doesn't come off as a talent grab. Rather, there are natural parallels between the two services, and it seems like they're going to explore how they can (yup, I'm gonna say it), synergize, their two respective domains.

Podium (http://hellopodium.com) is the service we're working on. Excited about this space :)

I'm been working on http://imnosy.com for a while, and thought about that approach, but ran into difficulties when slight variations to the screen were made. Right now, we're using a diff engine. Sieve looks pretty rad though. Will check that out. Fun space :)

Thanks for sharing simonw. I'll def. be looking into this for my (similar) project Podium (http://hellopodium.com), which aggregates talks going on in Toronto.

Good find patrikr: http://imnosy.com is a little different then that service. More of a bookmarking engine.

I developed http://imnosy.com to notify you when bookmarks/pages you add are updated. Google Reader used to provide this kind of functionality, so I thought I would mention it here myself.

So far, I've got: https://hirethere.com/ http://remojobo.com/ http://jobmote.com/

Another one :) Going to add it to my http://imnosy.com/ account. Now I've got three different places to find remote jobs :)

Something warm about remote workers helping out others who want to work remote. I built http://imnosy.com to be able to track when webpages are updated. I'm going to add http://remojobo.com/ and http://jobmote.com/ to it now.

Best of luck Charlie!

I really loved the piece it linked to: http://qz.com/17335/ten-indicators-you-should-watch-to-predi...

While there appear to be a number of sites operating in this space (documented some here: http://web.onassar.com/blog/2012/11/19/web-based-screenshot-...), this looks simple and straight-forward. While the cost is prohibitive for me since there are free alternatives (http://immediatenet.com/), it's great to see more competition in this space.

For what it's worth, I'm using it on my site http://imnosy.com