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by access_denied 17y ago
The site you would use to market your part-time contracting could later be re-used as a sort of shop for related products, so you turn it into passive income and cash in on your marketing efforts twice.
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by access_denied 17y ago
Who ever doubted we would get better and better displays over time? The exciting thing would be to get to know some of those damn user-ready products...
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by access_denied 17y ago
At advertising school I learned in first grade: "every product has an economical value (to the buyer) as well as an psychological one".
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by access_denied 17y ago
“Whenever the literary German dives into a sentence, that is the last you are going to see of him till he emerges on the other side of his Atlantic with his verb in his mouth.” (Mark Twain) (I am German btw)
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by access_denied 17y ago
Mhm, maybe there is a disconnect between what is good for the nation and who profits from that out-sourcing trend? (No offense to non-US hackers.)
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Looking back at Hotwired(veen.com)
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by access_denied 17y ago
I don't know what they are talking about neither. I love those sci-fi movies from the 70s though...
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by access_denied 17y ago
Do you really think people renew an 37signal-product account because they got that nice little present of cute-new-feature each month? (Hint: Maybe they use software to solve an ongoing business-problem, not to play 'diskbox.)
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Democracy, Cyberspace, and the Body(clogic.eserver.org)
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Ye Olde Online Kingdoms Map(imgs.xkcd.com)
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by access_denied 17y ago
what about having a keyboard-listener on your machine who saves every input you make?
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How do you like this Twitter-Startup idea?(followbase.com)
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Blogs written by geeks are boring and too topical (2004)(discuss.fogcreek.com)
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by access_denied 17y ago
Yeah like beofre the iPhone developing for mobile was such a blizz.
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by access_denied 17y ago
Godin sold his startup to Yahoo. He is now 'acting on it with his bootstrapped 'user generated content'-startup Squidoo. I doubt as a millionaire he needs the revenue from his books and speaking gigs to make a living.
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by access_denied 17y ago
This kind of posts just show how good the perl community is in terms of marketing. Not loud or shrill, just sharing a cup of fresh mint tea at an oasis.
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by access_denied 17y ago
Yeah, as a team we can maximize our output.
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by access_denied 17y ago
Suggestion to the author: learn about fuzzy logic and than start to think.
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by access_denied 17y ago
Giving free courses / seminars on how to prevent computer fraud. (Like explaining "password", "phishing", ect pp)
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by access_denied 17y ago
It would have another abstraction layer for a-hole behaviour instead.
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by access_denied 17y ago
http://davidseah.com/blog/compact-calendar/
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by access_denied 17y ago
The problem with that: retain meta-info when copying from machine to machine. Otherwise: yes.
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by access_denied 17y ago
And thusly the "problem" is not one of Linux but a funny characteristic of our universe.
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by access_denied 17y ago
Without the arkward pen?
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by access_denied 17y ago
I think there is a huge market for a company who does everything like Apple, except with a different look and style. An iPod with un-rounded corners so to speak.
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by access_denied 17y ago
I am doing Getting Things Done (GTD). One part of it is the so-called "Processing" step. That means you gather all your notes, scraps of paper and so on and work it into your GTD-system. I do this at the beginning of the workday and it he
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by access_denied 17y ago
Depends on how you define thread.
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by access_denied 17y ago
That Graham guy you made me think of.. he did the reverse. He came up with the problem first and then solved it leveraging the power of the ultimate tool.
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by access_denied 17y ago
The point is about taking your responsibilities as a parent seriously.
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by access_denied 17y ago
Fascinating aspect: which tool we want to work with? - Ok, let's build a business around that tool.

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