The_DaveG

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by The_DaveG 9y ago
Giving this an up vote for putting 43North on the same line as YC :-) I didn't have a horse in the race in 2016, but I've been happy to see you guys do so well over the past ~year. Every time I see you growing it makes me smile!
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
Interesting, did you find a service that offered it in a language that you needed? If it was a new service, this should have ruled you out (for Harvest's case) before you became a qualified lead. I was trying to ask about something th
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
I suppose it would be backwards from what you typically experience. Let me try again: You're looking for a piece of software, you need it, and are ready to buy. Let's call it a CRM and the feature you're looking for the abili
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
This is the most interesting comment. I work professionally in sales and am getting ready to launch what could be classified as SaaS/PaaS product. As to the need of a specific feature, that's an interesting position. I know people
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
Yeah, I only hang out with developers, engineers, and designers, most of whom game so it's all pretty much top of the line. I think it would because everyone wants the options to run all day not plugged in, even if they don't. As
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
So I'll kick this off by saying yes. I have a gaming desktop I built, a 2016 MBP spec'ed out I use for work (video editing), and down the line tablets/phone. My wife needs something for work processing, Skype, and the interne
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
Understandable about the IP, mostly my thought being if you don't have IP, I wouldn't publish the work and let someone come and steal your plan. You can figure out who you would like to get investment from and just call a couple p
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
Having gone through the process of raising money in the past, I'd say the 1 determining factor is if you have some sort of IP that belongs to you that will make the idea work. If you have a patent,then there is nothing stopping you fro
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
This, if you are in the latter stages they will want to see everything you are saying is true. If you're projecting a hockey stick growth, but don't necessarily have the numbers to back it up that's ok, projecting is just gue
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
I was speaking referring to what you were working on, if you had a page up. I think it's a really cool/novel idea, I'm just a bit weary on how well the laser would track (was having problems on customer sites this week). As t
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
I use my mouse every day. Even with my new MBP, which has a great track pad, the ability to scroll click forward and back, all of the things I'm use to doing is unparalleled. I've worked on 6 computers in the last handful of years
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
Completely agree with you. I have in writing that my key would be good, even though the MS site said that there was an error and I needed to check with Customer Service. I then explained this to three people, whom found the written statemen
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
I had similar, terrible issues with my gaming rig when I let Windows auto-update from 7 to 10. I found that there is an option in system update to "restore" or "auto-fix" the OS. You might start by trying that. I found t
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by The_DaveG 10y ago
I've filed a couple of patents and can tell you need a good parent lawyer. I don't have anyone in CO that I can recommend, but there is a rather time consuming/expensive process where they go through a patent search (of other
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by The_DaveG 10y ago
Both of these and when I send from my ERP, if I don't CC myself, there will be no (easily) searchable/usable copy, or proof that it was sent. Plus it makes it easier for follow up emails.
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by The_DaveG 10y ago
What's your product? There are plenty of people whom do freelance marketing.