Blinq | Melbourne, Australia | Principal Software Engineer | Full time | On-site We're building a new way for people to share their identity. More about us [here](https://blinq.me). Our recruitment page is [here](https://blinq-me.notion.site/Blinq-is-hiring-77cd347b088c49e3a8b140b0f785697c). - Source: Hacker News / 12 months ago

It has been done to death but I think a few have been successful, like Blinq I think has a few milllion in revenue. Source: about 1 year ago

I am usually busy enough with the scheduled activities during the day and the networking/hanging out with peers in the evening. I am usually engaged from 7am-9pm. It is really important that you really put yourself out there and meet and talk with others. I even have a business card app on my phone to share contact info (https://blinq.me/) I find that there really isn't much time to spend with my spouse if I'm... Source: about 1 year ago

An app that makes a great use of the widgets in iOS is Blinq, a digital business card app [0]. I find it super handy to be able to access the contact QR code without fiddling with lock screens and finding the app. [0] https://blinq.me/. - Source: Hacker News / over 1 year ago

Use Blinq (http://blinq.me), they offer QR business cards that are shared from your smartphone. You can link your digital business card to an NFC card too and have the best of both worlds. Source: over 2 years ago

Instead, go to art.com and search for the following artists:. Source: 7 months ago

So like a digital gold rush, word gets loose, people buy domains left and right like beanie babies. art.com blah blah, really really expensive domains that end in .com are at the center of this. Source: 7 months ago

This is the correct answer. There are many sites who sell posters and canvas for not much money (I use art.com and icanvas mostly if you need a tip). Also please don't turn your couch away from windows and natural light then mount your TV too high on the wall or you will end up on /rTVTooHigh. Source: 12 months ago

Have you tried an online venue like art.com? They have quite a bit of religious art. Source: about 1 year ago

They've been moving money around for the better part of the year, selling off all their e-commerce acquisitions (art.com, eloquii, Moosejaw etc) They've also been closing underperforming or high-theft stores. The investment in the new next-gen FCs was not insignificant, the one building cost over 1 billion. Source: about 1 year ago