Jasber

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by Jasber 18y ago
What about putting a cap on the number of users that can register per day? This keeps the community growing but in a controlled fashion.
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by Jasber 18y ago
Gary has always been a little over the top for me, but it works for him and comes off naturally. He deserves all of the fame he gets because he works his ass off. He claims to answer every e-mail. Based on how quickly he's built a following
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by Jasber 18y ago
Nice concept and good implementation. My only suggestion is get rid of the ads. Paid lists will be a huge revenue generator, no need to scare people off with ads. I'd suggest checking out Google Hot Trends ( http://www.google.com/trends/hot
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by Jasber 18y ago
I'm in the same situation. When I need a break I head to the local coffee shop. If that's too loud I'll head to school or the library. Changing scenery often helps keep the juices flowing. I find even moving around the apartment helps. I ha
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by Jasber 18y ago
The double edged sword of Craigslist is that they accept nearly everything. They're good enough for most people, which is why they'll continue to dominate. However there are many vertical niches within classifieds that can still compete wit
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by Jasber 18y ago
I thought the numbers were one of the things that made it fun. Having a low ICQ number showed you were an early adopter, much like having a short URL or twitter name.
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by Jasber 18y ago
Thanks guys. I must have missed that. After I couldn't get SMS working I headed to the FAQ where it said you were still working on it. I think I just need to read a little more carefully :).
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by Jasber 18y ago
I'm actually launching a hosting review site right now (tonight) so it's interesting this came up. I've found this is very much the case across all hosting review sites. I decided to shift focus towards working with hosts (any host) that wa
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by Jasber 18y ago
Awesome idea. Two criticisms, however: You should get a privacy policy up asap. You're collecting and storing a lot of private information, so you should have a policy that dictates your stance. Also, not having SMS support yet is a deal-br
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by Jasber 18y ago
By bloated I mean local newspapers covering national news. When small papers have newsrooms with 60 reporters, and 40% of those reporters cover national news--that's a problem. To see evidence of this go look at your local paper. Mine write
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by Jasber 18y ago
“The notion that the enormous cost of real news-gathering might be supported by the ad load of display advertising down the side of the page, or by the revenue share from having a Google search box in the corner of the page, or even by a
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by Jasber 18y ago
I thought it was confusing how the quiz controls changed after I answered the first question. You should make that consistent. Otherwise nice work.
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by Jasber 18y ago
Who is Penelope Trunk? Her about page reveals little information.
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by Jasber 18y ago
FireCookie: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6683 Great when working with sessions or cookies.
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by Jasber 18y ago
While rediff may not have a claim on the copyright, they did go through the effort of compiling the quotes. At the very least, link back as a sign of respect for someone else's hard work.
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by Jasber 18y ago
Technically you're correct, but by giving out the credentials in a public forum he should have known better.
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by Jasber 18y ago
The Grand Unified Theory of Classical Physics, a 1771‑page work that he’s self-published on his Web site. It claims to offer explanations with no “spookiness or weirdness” for quantum phenomena like entanglement, as well as some extraord
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by Jasber 18y ago
I wish Google Checkout would move into PayPal's market. They've been a monopoly way too long. PayPal has fat margins right now and nobody comes close to beating them. Google is the right company to compete with PayPal. They could implement
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by Jasber 18y ago
He also realized he hadn't used a proxy to hide his IP address, potentially making him traceable. He didn't think the intrusion was important draw for law-enforcement attention, and "didn't think it would make headlines. I don't under
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by Jasber 18y ago
After seeing that the feed had been hijacked I poked around to see how easy it was. My first guess was http://macrumorslive.com/admin which contained the full source code and password hashes to everything on the site. They must have
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by Jasber 18y ago
To upgrade your library go to the iTunes Store. On the right side you'll see iTunes Plus (x). Go there and you can upgrade. I'm not terribly excited about paying again for the same music, but I hate DRM enough to make this 1-time upgrade. I
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by Jasber 18y ago
Thread in 4Chan where it was "hacked": http://www.webcitation.org/5dd9iJFVY Pretty interesting to watch it unfold. The first SQL the guy posts is a SQL injection waiting to happen: $query = "select * from sms_users where authentication='
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by Jasber 18y ago
I'm all for making reading easier on us by condensing it. But this article takes their (rediff.com) entire post, posts it in full and never gives them credit. Why isn't this plagiarism?
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by Jasber 18y ago
Any site that uses an interstitial on its homepage deserves to be beaten over the head. This breaks usability rules left and right. Hopefully this is just for the launch of the site and not permanent.
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by Jasber 18y ago
After spending 5 minutes on your site I barely understood what it did. After reading the About Us and watching the video I had a better idea, but I'm still not quite sure why I'd pay for a service like this (I realize this isn't geared towa
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Programming: Like Pulling Teeth(mike.teczno.com)
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by Jasber 18y ago
This is such a cool story to watch unfold. One concern I have is there might be too many * SKU's: http://www.balsamiq.com/products/mockups/pricesheet While offering a variety of prices is great, I'm curious if some users don't become o
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by Jasber 18y ago
9. Finally, always remember that an elaborate, far-reaching plan, which relies on people reacting exactly how you plan for them to react, is always better than a simple plan. Nothing illustrates your genius quite like a meticulous, detai
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I recently read this book. I found it very good. However, sometimes his explanations are long winded, which is why this reference is great. Behavioral Economics is a fascinating field. It combines Psychology with Economics and can more accu
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by Jasber 18y ago
I agree with you, but their short-term interests are putting them out of business. Businesses that take a long-term approach are the ones that are winning (Amazon and Toyota spring to mind). Point being I don't think anyone can compete with

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