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It gives results if you do it with spaces... so g u n works...

*edit for clarity

It has been a while since I landed on Digg but I tried quite a few web based apps including Feedly, The Old Reader and several more that have already shut down. I also tried a few native tools like Safari's built in reader and Reeder on MacOS.

At the end of the day, nothing has been as good as Google Reader... at least not for the way I want to use it.

I feel your pain on loosing Google Reader. I have tried dozens of replacements and finally landed at https://digg.com/reader if you can believe that... Also, I am sure you have seen them but just incase you haven't - https://theoldreader.com/home was super similar to Google Reader.

Alas neither of these are the same but perhaps they will be "good enough".

Seems like it would be wise to also redirect www.home.barclays.com...

I know this thread is long passed but I wanted to say thank you! I appreciate the depth of your response and I believe it will help others who have similar anxiety.

I know this is a bit off topic and a touch on the personal side(feel free to not answer) but I am curious how you taught yourself to read body language? Did you use books or trial and error, or??

Nice work guys... everyone loves an animated gif.

I have a site that I would consider selling you for $5000. In fact, I just asked HN what they thought I should do with it - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5028846 Sadly, I didn't get any traction so not many people saw it or gave feedback.

It is a complete MVP that I do not have the time or money remaining to market. The code is all there and it is extremely portable. I have an idea or two about how to make a profit with it as well as several features you could add to make it really great.

Take a look and let me know.

Thanks for the comment. I initially did a bit of advertising (Adwords as well as paid Stumbles) for the extremely limited amount of money spent they did OK but nothing tremendous. Because it is bootstrapped I am conflicted with how much to invest at this point.

I suspected that was the answer but this blog post http://blog.linkedin.com/2012/06/06/linkedin-member-password... mentions that they are salting the passwords.

Probably a noob question but... How does this account for any salt that may have been used?

I have been working on basically this same thing but for a wider audience for the last 3 mos. Unfortunately I am a solo act and only have evenings so everything takes 10x longer.

I knew someone on HN would know. Thank you sir.

First off... Congratulations on getting it out the door. For me that is by far the hardest part.

Second, please forgive me if someone else mentioned this but I did find a bug. I first entered a zip code for a place in Arizona. I then was telling a guest how interesting the site was and what a great idea you have. I went back and tried to enter their ZIP (Idaho). Unfortunately it was a pretty new one so it wasn't in your DB. They told me to try another one that is near their location and a bit older. It acts like it finds it by taking me to the sales page instead of an error but when I click on "preview your calendar" link it takes me to a calendar for the previously entered AZ ZIP.

This isn't a super big deal and again I apologize if someone else mentioned it already.

Great Work

I found it difficult to visualize the relationships between projects -> lists -> task. I think this could be easily fixed with some design polish. Perhaps move the overall look to more of an application feel by defining the left sidebar. I like the sparseness just need to firm up the frame some.

Finally I want an API so I can make my own applications that plugin to this... for example a Thunderbird plug-in that converts an email to a task... or perhaps I could tweet a task update (this would give you quick and dirty mobile access)

Either way nice work!

I wonder what it is valued at today?