Yeah absolutely if SendGrid builds this functionality and creates a 'Welcome Mandrill customers' page, then you guys will get a whole heap of new signups right away!
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Just quickly tried out Mailgun and SendGrid today as alternatives. SendGrid looks more stable, but Mailgun has the advantage of at least being able to see subject lines in emails sent (which can be a great help when troubleshooting for clients).
Also, hooking into Xero immediately makes it usable by companies in countries outside USA.
® stands for Registered Trademark
Absolutely anyone can create a term and put ™ after it (even if they never actually go through with the actual registration process).
I was definitely planning on Ruby initially, but after my experience with the job market and available local resources I'm now leaning towards PHP.
"While we may have plans to expand this year, there is unfortunately no ETA at the moment, nor can we guarantee that if we expand to New Zealand that it would happen before 2015 comes to a close. We are hopeful, but cannot provide a more accurate timeframe at this time."
We would put full-time focus on this, but we can't really close up shop completely, we could put projects on hold, but we'd need to at least lightly manage/delegate tasks when things come up occasionally. Is that going to work?
Asking from New Zealand, any hints on the "more coming this year" countries?
For example, by only leaving apps like Kindle, Audible, or Bible on my home screen, I'm much more likely to do something productive when I'm looking to fill in a few minutes waiting somewhere, rather than checking Facebook which will be a waste of time.
Imagine if we had that attitude with our children? Or mother?
Though on the hunting angle, deer would probably be the largest animal you can hunt, then there'd be goats, wild pigs and of course rabbits and possums which you can eat (our possums are different from North American ones).
Edit: also just thought I'd throw in I've got nothing against Canada, you guys and the US, are to us, like we are to Australia (if that makes sense)
Although I agree with your comments I still think it's an inefficient use of his talents (stepping further outside to make room for LBJ and Wade).
Either way, I'm expecting him to have his best statistical season this year, which may mean he'll become too expensive for the Heat.
Thanks for the clarification, that makes sense
That's basically the same isn't it? A patent can only remain active for 20 years, assuming most of the patents are several years old the majority of them will be pretty close to expiration in 10 years time.
Note: I'm basing this on NZ patent law, but I assuming it's the same for any 1st world country...
...so just set it up the same way as Amazon payments. Do an Auth on the card to check it's valid and active, then bill the card when the project is successful.
I guess from their perspective they want to build upon Amazon's payment infrastructure so they don't have to worry about payments and can grow other parts of their business. Which makes sense.