Archiwa Tagu: App.Net

Dalton Caldwell:

The good news is that the renewal rate was high enough for App.net to be profitable and self-sustaining on a forward basis (…)

The bad news is that the renewal rate was not high enough for us to have sufficient budget for full-time employees. After carefully considering a few different options, we are making the difficult decision to no longer employ any salaried employees, including founders.

Podejrzewam, że to początek końca, a szkoda, bo App.net był bardzo ciekawą propozycją na rynku, na dodatek sporo lepszą od Twittera od strony technicznej.

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By popular request from our community, we’re happy to announce two new security features now available on all App.net accounts: two-factor authentication and application-specific passwords.

Oprócz podwójnego uwierzytelniania będzie można również stosować różne hasła dla różnych aplikacji.

Dalton Caldwell:

To date, App.net has been focused on messaging & communication applications, however, with the introduction of the File API we are expanding the scope of App.net-enabled social applications. In other words, in addition to storing posts & private messages, an App.net account can now store files.

App.net “member” and “developer” tier accounts now have access to a 10GB bucket of file storage. This storage can be accessed by App.net applications in order to read/write files.

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