Got a link/reference for this 5%? If not, how did you learn of this?
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I also wrote http://leanpub.com/freelancedeveloperbook
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Got a link/reference for this 5%? If not, how did you learn of this?
Anyway: the latest release of http://leanpub.com/freelancedeveloperbook/ has a 'Developer Deals' section, including a coupon code for 50 free Moo cards (with Moo logo on the back, or you can upgrade to get no logo). You just pay shipping - that should bring down your average card cost while starting out. You might find the other deals/promos (accountacy software, code hosting, PM tools) useful, too.
Have you _tried_ the library you're thinking of?
No snark intended, but asking HN probably isn't going to give you a useful answer anyway. Why not just build something simple/disposable with it? It's more about bootstrap + you than bootstrap + random HNers
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And Lingscars knows what it's doing: http://econsultancy.com/uk/blog/9067-lings-cars-the-art-of-p...
Hopefully something as 'simple' as USD charges getting sent to my GBP account, taking a forex hit along the way. I'd rather that than the red tape of setting up a US account.
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As a Brit, the new Gov.uk site makes me feel very proud, even though I had nothing to do with it. :o)
On reflection, it's a pretty lame term I tried to coin there. I was looking for something that expressed the idea that after a certain period of time, accounts that weren't dormant would need paying for before in order to be used properly again, so a bit like them being mothballed (https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=define%3A%20mothballed) and unmothballed when eventually paid for.
Like I said, lame term. Am sure there's a better word out there that'll come to me when my head is clear.
Yeah, I'm looking at a similar 'mothballware' plan (for want of a better term) at a similar price point for something I'm currently building. I'd be interested to hear of others' experience of it.
Yes, there's a risk of it seeming like you're cutting off something people are using, but if they're that invested in it, hopefully they won't mind chipping in a modest amount now they know they really do like it.
EDIT: apologies for this being a pretty vapid comment - curled up on sofa, ill.