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by Donzo 12y ago
I got one like this. https://appengine.google.com/_ah/conflogin?continue=https://... Throws a 500 error.
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by Donzo 12y ago
I did this too. I unflagged them in the past, but it's happened repeatedly. It's because the UI on mobile is terrible.
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by Donzo 12y ago
>>Prohibition has been shown - repeatedly - not to work Unfortunately, those promoting the drug enforcement agenda do not care whether it works. In fact, they are probably most familiar with the fact that it doesn't "work&qu
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by Donzo 12y ago
The only genuine threat to Google's core search business at this time is government regulation.
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by Donzo 12y ago
ImpactJS is not open source, but it is awesome. It's also not closed in the sense that you cannot hack the hell out of it once you buy a license. The closed part is just so that Dom gets his 99$ license fees (IMO a steal).
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by Donzo 12y ago
I can say that in Chicago, Uber's rates are much better than taxi's. Enough so that I will accept 2x surge pricing and still feel as though I am saving money.
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by Donzo 12y ago
Link taken from the article: http://business.time.com/2013/03/19/why-the-better-business-...
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by Donzo 12y ago
On the Android app, surge pricing is VERY clearly labeled. You have to agree to the rate before service is dispatched and you have the option to wait until the surge ends if you so choose. The problem with the BBB is that nobody goes there
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by Donzo 12y ago
I use New Relic. They provide, IMHO, fantastic realtime server monitoring functions. You can tell if the hypervisor is stealing from your allocation, how many resources you are using, and other useful information. All of this is displaye
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by Donzo 12y ago
It's been stated here several times before. The reward for pointing out lapses in security like the aforementioned are generally awarded in the form of hostility. He'll probably get a big reward for this one. That said, it was a
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by Donzo 12y ago
Google's got a ten-year headstart in this domain. It'd be great to see a worthy product from a formidable competitor, but I'm going to wait a while to hear some of the experiences of other publishers before I implement. I dou
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by Donzo 12y ago
I don't think he wants anything from you. Perhaps you're putting too high a premium on your gratitude.
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by Donzo 12y ago
Flippa.com if you are serious about selling.
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by Donzo 12y ago
Well, they were also committing criminal activity in "plain view" so to speak.
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by Donzo 12y ago
I have another noob question. Would this be a good way to get redundancy for serving a website?
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by Donzo 12y ago
Maybe it's my ugly mug or the particular type of content that I serve, but having authorship markup drove my traffic down 1/3rd. I'm happy to see it go.
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by Donzo 12y ago
Another reason that these videos are so popular is because of copyright protections. While searching for "McQueen" and Disney Cars related content on YouTube, you will find little else other than toys being unwrapped and played wi
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by Donzo 12y ago
"This is basically why Dogecoin became so successful." "Was" is a good way to put it. Dogecoin is worth 1/3rd of what is was worth five months ago. I don't see it going any where but further down...
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by Donzo 12y ago
Best thing you can do is create a content heavy blog type site with 10 pages or so with 500+ well written words on each page. Submit your blog type site for AdSense approval. Once you get one site approved, you have a publisher account and
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AdSense Publishers: Do Not Add SSL
3 points by Donzo 12y ago|0 comments
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by Donzo 12y ago
Wow. So many attacks. Running this site is going to DOS my phone.
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by Donzo 12y ago
Better still is "The Ecstasy of Order," a Tetris documentary. I'd hate to spoil it but the conclusion really is unbelievable. I bought the download on Amazon for like 4 bucks or something. Definitely worth checking out.
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by Donzo 12y ago
While the outage was upsetting, the response from DO was reassuring. Not only did they jump right on the problem, they maintained communication during the affected period. Then, they refunded me $160 (a month of service). Every host has an
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by Donzo 12y ago
I've had great experiences with them. I recommended DO to everyone. Now I'm tempted to drive to New York and punch them each in the face. PEAK downtime. EDIT: $160 refund. Maybe just a Charlie horse.
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by Donzo 12y ago
He wants to know the difference between an app and the web: see Chubby Checker settlement.
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by Donzo 12y ago
I see that I am getting down voted for my sentiments, so perhaps I should better explain my experience. I programmed an app that was featured in several publications including the Washington Post and coverage by one of the writers for the G
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by Donzo 12y ago
Releasing apps seems increasingly pointless. Unless you get featured, there is pretty much no visibility and almost 0% chance of discovery. At least with web based apps your ranking can improve overtime for a variety of keywords and traff
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Google Releases New Economic Impact Report(google.com)
2 points by Donzo 12y ago|0 comments
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by Donzo 12y ago
Yeah, but there's nothing inherintely wrong with creating a lot of products. Look at 3M or DuPont. This argument might be better applied to what is going on with Hatchet right now.
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by Donzo 12y ago
I'm really satisfied with Google Play All Access. You can integrate your own library and add songs that you like while streaming. Since adding the songs to my library is pretty much indistinguishable from ownership, I basically never

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