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13y ago
I use Moo myself, and whenever the time comes for a gathering I'm at to pop their cards into a bowl (for a competition or the like, not swinging) I find myself recognising a whole bunch of them as Moo cards too. They certainly seem to
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13y ago
Nope. And why would you want to? Even if they deliver on time (which is highly unlikely) there will be comparable phones available. Other phone companies will have seen the campaign and will be aiming to produce competing handsets. So all y
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13y ago
Can we not persecute a kid please? Also persecuting persecutors is a tad ironic. But I'm sure you want to know his name for completely benevolent rehabilitatory reasons.
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13y ago
Article doesn't even mention eztv...
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13y ago
Look, let's try an analogy. I run a shop, you want to come into my shop, you want to physically bring yourself into my shop, with your personal items, including your wallet and let's say a bag to help you purchasing items, or perh
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13y ago
Do Not Track is silly. For example: You come on to my site, I want to know how you're using it, I don't want your personal details, I just want to see how you're interacting with the site I've made for you. Why do I want
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13y ago
Got mine 2 days after it was shipped. No problems. But hey, they did send out 800,000 of these things in one go or something crazy. There are bound to be niche cases. But your experience sounds horrific, you really need to get through to so
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13y ago
Because Yahoo! use Bing for their search engine, big deal, was made in 2009, transition finished last year, amongst the transition was of course the transfer of site indexing to Bing, and so you gotta use Bing webmaster tools now. It's
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13y ago
Of course there's a moral grey zone when selling a used car. We're talking about the people who craft something being snubbed for the profit of a private individual. When someone buys a used car that means a new car isn't sol
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13y ago
Eh, I like my money to go to the publisher and the developer when I buy a game, not some schmuck who's done with the game and wants a quick buck for something they bought. Used game sales are a moral grey zone and the general populous
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13y ago
Oh look another group of Atheists are taking the piss out of Christianity again in order to prove some kind of point. Wooo... You're an Atheist, you're not a special snowflake, you're not part of a religious community, nor an anti-community
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13y ago
Absolutely agree. The internet is for everyone, and it's designed to serve people's needs best. Data from analytics scripts is core to the continued evolution of user interfaces and layout, knowing what people like. People who block such sc
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13y ago
We had the same issue as this guy, except it had been carried out by a specialist SEO firm on our behalf. Naturally we had no clue that their 'legitimate techniques' to promote us across the net were incredibly dodgy. That's why we paid an
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13y ago
Why does being Jewish make such a program necessary? I don't see how the two (being Jewish and having a startup) are connected. Seems a tad discriminatory... next we'll have a new buzzword: Jewpreneurs.
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13y ago
Care to clarify what you mean by this? I can see a basic graph on your site, but not much insight, none in fact. What data do you have, and what would you like done with it?
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13y ago
Can't say I've been hearing that myself. Seems fine to me. Reset your router? :P
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13y ago
It's fair enough having a slogan like 'Be the best', or claiming things about your service and products in hyperbole. But I literally laugh, not figuratively, when I see a company completely mislabelling their product or service. Things lik
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13y ago
I don't pretend to anthropomorphise the entire company, (nor do my words represent the company's), but yes I hail from there.
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13y ago
Actually one of the more entertaining attempts at Accounting humour I've seen of late. (See: Sage and Boox Harlem shakes, oh the agony) And this is coming from a competitor btw ;)
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13y ago
If you register an account and login and look behind the scenes you'll notice it generates the entire user section client side, caching everything. Takes a load off the server.
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New UK property search site launched, nice implementation
(moveto.co.uk)
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I think they should rebrand until they at least get a craft outside of the solar system.
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13y ago
Sometimes it despairs me how awkwardly big news sites phrase things when it comes to things they don't truly understand. The user will probably not stop browsing, and they'll probably make a new account. But I guess 'quits' sounds so much m
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13y ago
Nice affiliate code on the book that the author keeps wanting the reader to buy...
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Yup. Regardless of that, why is this newsworthy for HN?
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13y ago
It shouldn't be cheaper for you, Bitcoins are still taxable income. It's not some magic, legal way to evade tax. Check out this article for extra info, obviously specifics depend on national tax laws: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Tax_complia
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How much traffic can a startup get from a national newspaper mention?
(crch.co)
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No, because Mt:Gox would never be able to afford improvements if they did this. Bitcoin is exploding, cut them some slack.
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14y ago
Personally I find people who don't watch porn to be of poor credibility, sorry for the levity, but I'm slightly shocked that a porn habit should count against you. Though I wouldn't be surprised if it did. The secret there may simply be to
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If you're capable enough to go into business at the normal age for entering higher education then the 4 years you'll spend gaining real experience will put you further ahead of the graduate in year 5. University is good for learning indepen
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