Stealthisbook

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by Stealthisbook 4y ago
The rub is that the suggested pricing is the default that doesn't require extra layers of approval with an included reasoning for deviating. All the pressure is for using the price derived from the proprietary information of other comp
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by Stealthisbook 4y ago
$9.99 a month apparently for hosting with rss and a branded url? Without a much more expensive email component, I don't see the value
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by Stealthisbook 4y ago
Presumably the contamination is dog or pigeon shit. But I would love to find out how many places in the survey had a high percentage from some dude who just liked to head into ritzy buildings to drop a deuce on the floor
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by Stealthisbook 4y ago
As well as any American place with snow. Hence mud rooms.
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by Stealthisbook 4y ago
Librarians really care about it since they have to get the exact thing a patron is looking for. Most people also do care occasionally. Everybody has the moment when they want to find a specific track, maybe from a live album that featured t
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by Stealthisbook 4y ago
I worked with some telecom techs who could've literally written their own ticket to some extent just because they knew how to deal with extremely esoteric local problems. They were blue collar guys who stuck with their boss come what m
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by Stealthisbook 4y ago
It won't work with Twitter since there's no real goal or definition of success. Putting in long hours and working harder can only help to accomplish something faster, but nobody's defined what they want to get done except for
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by Stealthisbook 5y ago
Search is kind of an investment dead zone. Even if you've come up with a completely paradigm-breaking method, getting money to develop the idea at scale would be tough since Google (and others) have so many patents that litigation risk