Watches from brands like Tissot, Bulova, and Raymond Weil are marked down as much as 70% in this eBay clearance sale. It's hosted by JomaShop and free shipping is included on orders. Shop Now at eBay
<img src='https://d.dlnws.com/64599/1783083779-european-cityscape-historic-buildings-bridge-gcfs.jpeg?h=125&w=125' style='float: left;vertical-align: top;margin: 0 8px 8px 0'><div class="snippet summary" title="Set sail on a 14-night Northern Europe cruise aboard Holland America's Rotterdam, roundtrip from Rotterdam. Visit Norway, Denmark, Germany, Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia, including an overnight in Oslo and a stop timed for Berlin's Oktoberfest. Book this travel deal by July 31, 2026. Satisfy your wanderlust - and your wallet - by taking a look at all our top travel deals."><p>Set sail on a 14-night Northern Europe cruise aboard Holland America's Rotterdam, roundtrip from Rotterdam. Visit Norway, Denmark, Germany, Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia, including an overnight in Oslo and a stop timed for Berlin's Oktoberfest. Book this travel deal by July 31, 2026.</p><p>Satisfy your wanderlust - and your wallet - by taking a look at all our top travel deals. Buy Now at Holland America Line</p></div> <div class="snippet features" title="14-night Rotterdam roundtrip cruise Overnight in Oslo, Norway Stops in Copenhagen, Berlin (Warnemünde), Hamburg (Kiel), Bornholm, Gdansk, Klaipeda, Riga, and Aarhus Holland America entertainment, dining, and onboard activities"> <div class="content-section-header">Features</div> <ul class="content-section-list"> <li>14-night Rotterdam roundtrip cruise</li> <li>Overnight in Oslo, Norway</li> <li>Stops in Copenhagen, Berlin (Warnemünde), Hamburg (Kiel), Bornholm, Gdansk, Klaipeda, Riga, and Aarhus</li> <li>Holland America entertainment, dining, and onboard activities</li> </ul> </div>
<img src='https://d.dlnws.com/64599/1701448364-dn-image-6659443.jpg?h=22&w=125' style='float: left;vertical-align: top;margin: 0 8px 8px 0'><div class="snippet summary" title="The Samsung 4th of July Deals page includes phones, TVs, appliances, and more. Savings of up to $1,600 off the Samsung Bespoke AI 4-Door Flex refrigerator, up to $1,000 in trade-in credit on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7, and $1,300 off the Samsung Bespoke Combi Wall Oven all apply. The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 drops $200 without a trade-in, and the Samsung Bespoke Smart Dishwasher saves $300 outright, too. The deals all end on different dates throughout July, with the earliest expiring on July 4. "><p>The Samsung 4th of July Deals page includes phones, TVs, appliances, and more. Savings of up to $1,600 off the Samsung Bespoke AI 4-Door Flex refrigerator, up to $1,000 in trade-in credit on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7, and $1,300 off the Samsung Bespoke Combi Wall Oven all apply. The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 drops $200 without a trade-in, and the Samsung Bespoke Smart Dishwasher saves $300 outright, too. The deals all end on different dates throughout July, with the earliest expiring on July 4. Shop Now at Samsung</p></div> <div class="snippet features" title="Smartphones: up to $1,000 trade-in credit on Galaxy Z Fold7 Appliances: up to $1,600 off select Bespoke models Tablets: up to $350 off Galaxy Tab S11 Series (flash sale) Wearables: up to $250 trade-in credit on Galaxy Watch8 Classic Monitors: up to $500 off select Odyssey OLED models SmartThings: up to 20% off select smart home accessories"> <div class="content-section-header">Features</div> <ul class="content-section-list"> <li>Smartphones: up to $1,000 trade-in credit on Galaxy Z Fold7</li> <li>Appliances: up to $1,600 off select Bespoke models</li> <li>Tablets: up to $350 off Galaxy Tab S11 Series (flash sale)</li> <li>Wearables: up to $250 trade-in credit on Galaxy Watch8 Classic</li> <li>Monitors: up to $500 off select Odyssey OLED models</li> <li>SmartThings: up to 20% off select smart home accessories</li> </ul> </div>
<img src='https://d.dlnws.com/64599/1782998594-product-trimmed.jpg?h=87&w=125' style='float: left;vertical-align: top;margin: 0 8px 8px 0'><div class="snippet summary" title="Promo code "JULY4TH44" takes an additional discount off nearly any refurbished Dell build as part of the Dell Refurbished Store 4th of July sale, which runs through July 6. Dell Refurbished is operated by Dell Financial Services, a wholly owned Dell subsidiary, and sources its inventory from corporate lease returns, selecting only the highest-quality systems for refurbishment. Every unit undergoes comprehensive functional testing, with any underperforming components repaired or replaced and hard drives fully wiped before resale. Each purchase includes a 100-day limited warranty, with an option to extend to one year at checkout. Shipping is free on all orders. The coupon won't apply to items in the Hot Deals section or to purchased warranties."><p>Promo code "JULY4TH44" takes an additional discount off nearly any refurbished Dell build as part of the Dell Refurbished Store 4th of July sale, which runs through July 6. Dell Refurbished is operated by Dell Financial Services, a wholly owned Dell subsidiary, and sources its inventory from corporate lease returns, selecting only the highest-quality systems for refurbishment. Every unit undergoes comprehensive functional testing, with any underperforming components repaired or replaced and hard drives fully wiped before resale. Each purchase includes a 100-day limited warranty, with an option to extend to one year at checkout. Shipping is free on all orders. The coupon won't apply to items in the Hot Deals section or to purchased warranties. Shop Now at Dell Refurbished Store</p></div>
<img src='https://d.dlnws.com/64599/1783165415-product-trimmed.jpg?h=125&w=77' style='float: left;vertical-align: top;margin: 0 8px 8px 0'><div class="snippet summary" title="Amazon's Coupon Deals page features coupons across dozens of categories, with savings up to 90% off. The discounts apply to mostly small, budget-friendly brands across categories like electronics, home, lugagge, outdoor, and more. The coupon discounts apply at checkout. Prime membership is required for select deals and for free shipping. "><p>Amazon's Coupon Deals page features coupons across dozens of categories, with savings up to 90% off. The discounts apply to mostly small, budget-friendly brands across categories like electronics, home, lugagge, outdoor, and more. The coupon discounts apply at checkout. Prime membership is required for select deals and for free shipping. Shop Now at Amazon</p></div>
<img src='https://d.dlnws.com/64599/1701655820-dn-image-7516004.jpg?h=125&w=125' style='float: left;vertical-align: top;margin: 0 8px 8px 0'><div class="snippet summary" title="This Amazon Basics space heater is $29.25, matching its all-time low price and well under Amazon's 90-day average of $49.03. It includes 750W and 1500W heat settings plus an ECO-Smart energy-saving mode, along with a remote control and adjustable thermostat. It'll ship for free for Prime members, too."><p>This Amazon Basics space heater is $29.25, matching its all-time low price and well under Amazon's 90-day average of $49.03. It includes 750W and 1500W heat settings plus an ECO-Smart energy-saving mode, along with a remote control and adjustable thermostat. It'll ship for free for Prime members, too. Buy Now at Amazon</p></div> <div class="snippet features" title="Elegant wood finish portable space heater with adjustable electronic thermostat and easy-to-read LED display (measures 13 x 12 x 16 inches; weighs 23.5 pounds) Includes over-heat sensor for safety Adjustable temperature setting from : 65- 85 Four infrared heating elements with 750W and 1500W power settings as well as ECO-Smart setting for energy savings Includes remote control (batteries not included) Can heat rooms up to 160 sqft (standard 9 foot ceiling height)"> <div class="content-section-header">Features</div> <ul class="content-section-list"> <li>Elegant wood finish portable space heater with adjustable electronic thermostat and easy-to-read LED display (measures 13 x 12 x 16 inches; weighs 23.5 pounds)</li> <li>Includes over-heat sensor for safety</li> <li>Adjustable temperature setting from : 65- 85</li> <li>Four infrared heating elements with 750W and 1500W power settings as well as ECO-Smart setting for energy savings</li> <li>Includes remote control (batteries not included)</li> <li>Can heat rooms up to 160 sqft (standard 9 foot ceiling height)</li> </ul> </div>
<img src='https://d.dlnws.com/64599/1783165069-product-trimmed.jpg?h=125&w=59' style='float: left;vertical-align: top;margin: 0 8px 8px 0'><div class="snippet summary" title="Amazon's Trade-In program lets shoppers exchange old tech, like Kindles, Echo speakers, Fire tablets, and Ring or Blink devices, for an Amazon.com gift card. Certain trade-ins also unlock 20% off a new eligible Amazon device such as a Kindle, Echo, or Fire TV Stick."><p>Amazon's Trade-In program lets shoppers exchange old tech, like Kindles, Echo speakers, Fire tablets, and Ring or Blink devices, for an Amazon.com gift card. Certain trade-ins also unlock 20% off a new eligible Amazon device such as a Kindle, Echo, or Fire TV Stick. Shop Now at Amazon</p></div> <div class="snippet features" title="Trade in eligible Kindle, Echo, Fire TV, Fire Tablet, Ring, Blink, and eero devices Receive an Amazon.com gift card based on your device's condition Get 20% off an eligible new device with certain trade-ins Trade in cell phones and video game items for gift card value Free shipping or drop-off for approved trade-in locations"> <div class="content-section-header">Features</div> <ul class="content-section-list"> <li>Trade in eligible Kindle, Echo, Fire TV, Fire Tablet, Ring, Blink, and eero devices</li> <li>Receive an Amazon.com gift card based on your device's condition</li> <li>Get 20% off an eligible new device with certain trade-ins</li> <li>Trade in cell phones and video game items for gift card value</li> <li>Free shipping or drop-off for approved trade-in locations</li> </ul> </div>
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<img src='https://d.dlnws.com/64599/1783164467-product-trimmed.jpg?h=80&w=125' style='float: left;vertical-align: top;margin: 0 8px 8px 0'><div class="snippet summary" title="The Marshall Acton III is down to $160 at Amazon, which is the best price we've ever seen. Shipping is free, too. The Marshall Acton III is the smallest speaker in Marshall's home lineup, built with three separately amplified drivers, a 30-watt woofer paired with two 15-watt tweeters for true stereo sound. The cabinet is wrapped in the brand's signature faux leather with brass control knobs, a design cue drawn from its guitar amps."><p>The Marshall Acton III is down to $160 at Amazon, which is the best price we've ever seen. Shipping is free, too. The Marshall Acton III is the smallest speaker in Marshall's home lineup, built with three separately amplified drivers, a 30-watt woofer paired with two 15-watt tweeters for true stereo sound. The cabinet is wrapped in the brand's signature faux leather with brass control knobs, a design cue drawn from its guitar amps. Buy Now at Amazon</p></div> <div class="snippet features" title="Bluetooth 5.2 wireless connectivity 3.5mm aux input for wired connections Bass and treble control dials Plug-in powered design Build includes 70% recycled plastic and vegan materials"> <div class="content-section-header">Features</div> <ul class="content-section-list"> <li>Bluetooth 5.2 wireless connectivity</li> <li>3.5mm aux input for wired connections</li> <li>Bass and treble control dials</li> <li>Plug-in powered design</li> <li>Build includes 70% recycled plastic and vegan materials</li> </ul> </div>
<img src='https://d.dlnws.com/64599/1783148084-product-trimmed.jpg?h=125&w=106' style='float: left;vertical-align: top;margin: 0 8px 8px 0'><div class="snippet summary" title="Everything in this Woot Last Chance Sale is nearing the end of its deal-life, so we'd recommend you shop the deep discounts of up to 95% off before you miss out. It includes thousands of items in the electronics, home, and outdoor gear categories, including a Like-New Ring Spotlight Cam Pro for $56 via the promo code "SECURITY30", down from $194.99, and a 50,000mAh Portable Power Bank for $15, down from $29.99. Bigger-ticket items are discounted too, including the Sennheiser HD 800 S headphones at $1,399.99, down from $1,999.95. Some items (like the Ring camera) have promo codes on the product pages that you can use to drop prices even further. Prime members also get free standard shipping on Woot orders. "><p /><p>Everything in this Woot Last Chance Sale is nearing the end of its deal-life, so we'd recommend you shop the deep discounts of up to <em>95% off </em>before you miss out. It includes thousands of items in the electronics, home, and outdoor gear categories, including a Like-New Ring Spotlight Cam Pro for $56 via the promo code "SECURITY30", down from $194.99, and a 50,000mAh Portable Power Bank for $15, down from $29.99. Bigger-ticket items are discounted too, including the Sennheiser HD 800 S headphones at $1,399.99, down from $1,999.95. Some items (like the Ring camera) have promo codes on the product pages that you can use to drop prices even further. Prime members also get free standard shipping on Woot orders. Shop Now at Woot! An Amazon Company</p></div> <div class="snippet features" title="Ring Outdoor Stick Up Cam 3rd Gen priced at $39.99, down from $79.99 Blink Outdoor 4 two-camera system priced at $42.99 LHUOED 50000mAh Portable Power Bank priced at $14.99, down from $29.99 Like-New Ring Spotlight Cam Pro Plug-In priced at $79.99, down from $194.99 Amazon Refurbished Ring Video Doorbell 3 priced at $39.99 Sennheiser HD 800 S Over-the-Ear Headphones priced at $1,399.99, down from $1,999.95"> <div class="content-section-header">Features</div> <ul class="content-section-list"> <li>Ring Outdoor Stick Up Cam 3rd Gen priced at $39.99, down from $79.99</li> <li>Blink Outdoor 4 two-camera system priced at $42.99</li> <li>LHUOED 50000mAh Portable Power Bank priced at $14.99, down from $29.99</li> <li>Like-New Ring Spotlight Cam Pro Plug-In priced at $79.99, down from $194.99</li> <li>Amazon Refurbished Ring Video Doorbell 3 priced at $39.99</li> <li>Sennheiser HD 800 S Over-the-Ear Headphones priced at $1,399.99, down from $1,999.95</li> </ul> </div>
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As a perfectionist, I struggled to finish products. As it turned out, garbage for me was not a bad product for users. I always found something that needed to be done. A nice button icon was missing. A new bug made it impossible to hit publish.<p>Annoyingly, I saw indie hackers pushing out products at lightning speed. I didn't like the products that they were releasing though. I thought they were never gonna be successful. Oftentimes the first replies on their initial launch were bug reports.<p>As I learned over the years, by not shipping, and not taking part in the game of finding users, I made the biggest mistake of all.<p>I started to push myself and release earlier and earlier. It was difficult. I was afraid of being blamed for a bad product. I was not happy with the product at all but I pushed anyway. I went from perfectionist to half-finishing products. First users started to take a look, and the problems and challenges were not what I thought they would be. I could start to learn and iterate with real users and feedback.<p>If I could turn back time I would do these 3 things and iterate way earlier.<p>1. Unlearn perfect icons and stick to ugly emojis. Every icon had to fit in shape and color with the other UI elements. I tried to use emojis if in doubt. It's not as nice as a well-designed icon, but better than not having an icon at all. Users were still coming and not complaining at all.<p>2. Unlearn free, don't even think about freemium, and set a price. For an unfinished product, I couldn't get myself to charge money for it. I tried to convert free users to paid users in the beginning. As it turns out, free users are a different breed. Set a price right away; this was the best filter that I could get. Serious users started to show up. They not only paid but also gave feedback, and I could iterate with them. Without money you can't grow and expand your business anyway. Free and freemium are only for the go-big-or-go-home mentality of huge funding rounds. There is nothing wrong with that, but I believe in profitable businesses from day 1.<p>3. Trust fellow shippers. I was not trusting the advice of builders, even ones with high MRRs. I thought for a long time that their products wouldn't succeed because I didn't find their designs and products perfect. As I learned by shipping quicker and less finished, it is easier to find user feedback. If you find advice from trusted builders whose revenue is proven, follow it. I was questioning it for too long; use their learnings as a base and grow with it. (You can find verified Stripe revenue on sites like Indie Hackers or TrustMRR.)<p>I'm sure many of us had to unlearn a lot too. What did you have to unlearn?
Or am I wrong, and the future really is DevOps agents, AI SDRs, browser operators, vibe-coded internal tools, and agent slop apps selling to other agent slop app companies?Right now, a lot of it looks circular to me: AI startups selling vibe-codeable-in-two-days products to AI startups so they can build more tools for AI startups. The revenue frontier for this space mostly seems to be coming from this aspect, which continues to eat up the investment money, which will be drained at some point.Wha
I also have 2 dogs and have trouble finding a place for them while I work.Since I haven't developed since 2023 and am very behind in the technology and AI, should I even try to study up and get a developer job (one paycheck could solve my problems), or should I just stick with the blue-collar work and save what money I can?The biggest problem I have right now is where to put the dogs while I work. Many places require the dog to be neutered; one of my dogs is not. I don't have the money
The reason why I want a temporary account is because Proton will ban you if you make another account, and I cannot risk that especially if it happens now since I rely on Proton, and the free version has limited security and speed and won't work with my setup, so if they flag the temp i can easily say it was made by support.This isn't just "throttling." This is deliberate connection sabotage. They make the VPN appear connected so I keep trying to use it, but they kill the data
I have been working on Kiyeovo - an open-source desktop P2P messenger with an optional anonymous mode - for almost a year now. The plan is to go full-release on 7th of July.<p>Currently, I’m trying to figure out how to make the launch more visible - market the product (even though it's FOSS).<p>The common answer I saw was to "build in public", but as I, and many of us, don't have any sort of following online - that won't have as big of an effect. Still, useful advice.<p>Since the final release of the product is less than a week from now, I decided to focus a lot more on the marketing aspect.<p>I allocated a budget of 550$ which I will spend on the release. - 150$ of that will go into deploying bootstrap, relay and STUN/TURN servers around the world so that you can use the app without setting up your own infrastructure - path of least friction for users who just want to try the app out.<p>I'm left with 400$ which are going straight to getting the word out. And this is where I need your help and advice.<p>- What are some ideas and experiences? - What would you do with the remaining 400$?<p>Some ideas that I currently have are: 1. Funny video ad (it's different from what usual FOSS marketing does) 2. Paid ads on reddit, X and LinkedIn 3. Reaching out to FOSS communities 4. Writing more technical blogs about it<p>Free actions I did/will do -> I created a landing page ( https://kiyeovo.marindedic.com/ ), the app will come with platform-specific installers for less entry friction, and I will announce the launch on HN<p>For people who have successfully launched FOSS: what helped? What was a waste of time and money?