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by Pkeod 14y ago
> I have a confidence HTML5 will fail in the end. When is the end? What will replace it in the browser? Will people stop using browsers? Why do you have confidence other than things are not perfect now? >optimistic Being optimistic
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by Pkeod 14y ago
You instantly get their products top of mind if you ever use Amazon.com - I think most people who are both Apple and Amazon customers go to Amazon.com more than Apple.com.
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by Pkeod 14y ago
Patents are intended to incentivize people to reveal their secrets in exchange for a temporary monopoly on the secrets. They are not meant as vehicles purely for making profit, but that is how they are being abused - by people who buy up pa
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by Pkeod 14y ago
It's Sass not SASS. http://sass-lang.com/
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by Pkeod 14y ago
Distributing by torrent is different from providing a quality download service with purchase. If someone really wants to download by torrent and wait then what's stopping them from paying and then doing that. Limiting number of downloads p
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by Pkeod 14y ago
I think there are times when selling a lifetime account makes sense. Such as an infrequently used service where the lifetime value of a customer isn't too high. So pricing above the lifetime value would work. For a highly used commodity it
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by Pkeod 14y ago
Shrinkage = shoplifting, employee theft, damaged product, vendor fraud, price errors in favor of customers... the hard plastic shell mitigates all of these.
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by Pkeod 14y ago
More proof that asking for donations is not a business model.
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by Pkeod 15y ago
My humble suggestions: Your pricing page "Sign Up" buttons should go to a sign up screen not a sign in screen. On sign up you should collect credit card information. You will get less sign ups but more revenue, and you won't have to shut of