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benvanderbeek
15y ago
I use the Gmail Chrome web app: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/pjkljhegncpnkpknbc... Removes URL, makes the favicon the windows taskbar icon.
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If by "upset" you mean "out of business." There are hundreds(?) of multi-million-dollar businesses who do the vast majority of their volume as a seller on the Amazon Marketplace. On second thought, I guess there would be a short term huge i
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Do Marketplace Web Services not count? https://developer.amazonservices.com/
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The seller will drop ship it from another seller or they cancel the order. Not a lot of options. As long as they don't do it too often it won't affect their feedback ratings noticeably.
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15y ago
Yep they exist. Sellers are pretty hesitant to say who they use since that is handing business intelligence to their competitors.
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Actually yeah, we set floors and ceilings. We sometimes use % up or down from competitors but always w/in the floor/ceiling.
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I work at a mid sized Amazon 3rd party seller. We reprice automatically. With thousands of SKU's there's no other way to be competitive. There are many layers to consider though, you definitely can't let your whole catalog auto-reprice. Usu
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16y ago
In terms of being top of their industry, I would think that spending this kind of money on a domain would be accompanied by the conscious or subconscious thought that since we have such an amazing domain, we'll coast and let the traffic/mon
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Yeah that's what I was thinking, no way I would invest in those dudes, w/o any ninjas. Get real bro.
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99 percent of single cell organisms can't be cultured in a lab, and they're starting to get some DNA sequences from this 99%. So a researcher says "They really are the dark matter of the biological universe." I thought the article was going
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Psh, looks so fake. How hard is it to put little feathers on that thing?
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16y ago
i've had really good luck w/ all the newborns i've had code for me.
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I'm a PC. :( Chrome is so decent at modifying CSS & previewing the changes, seems like there could be a (simple?) extension that would track changes you make and give you a shareable preview link. Right? Are there other complexities I'm
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Added my email's to my profile. Thanks for willingness to share!
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Is there a web app to edit CSS on any website, and share the result?
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Math w/ dots, for my 3 year old
(wordflashcards.com)
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totally. i thought it was a 60% obnoxious 40% funny thing to post. i took a risk!
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http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.cloudspace.com/...
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Exploring Digital Audio Myths and Reality Part 1
(audioholics.com)
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The punchline: "If Cox is found to have practiced engineering without a license, Ritter said, the likely action would be a letter telling him not to do it again."
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HN is missing from this triangle
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The problem with master/slave failover in data storage
(blog.meebo.com)
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Personally I like screenshots, and if they're there, I don't see them. If there was a "tour" or "screenshots" or "demo" or something, you might convert me.
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The interviewer may just be playing devil's advocate, but he's doing a good job sounding like a "oh golly, dropping out of school is the worst thing that could ever happen!" kind of person. A little grating. I hope to set my 3 year old son
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I was exposed to all of that, but 1) haven't used much besides Unix/OOP/Databases since, and 2) feel like I only learned 1% of what I use even in those areas during college. A lot of it comes back to not having specific goals in college, sl
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Depends what you mean by "know about." I had taken a couple of programming classes. I knew you could write code, compile it, and make a thing that does a thing. I started college as a Computer Engineering major, then realized that really
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I was just talking to one of my coders about how nothing I have used in my career was learned from my computer science classes. I guess I'm a "business programmer" - if I'm a programmer at all anymore - I'm not sure. I've definitely never d
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Safari is a hoodie
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Hard to get off ATG? Sounds like the perfect addition to Oracle.
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How many plum livers (PL's) to replace the one that I am now planning to drink to death? And what's the max # of drinks I can have per day to make sure my current one lasts until enough PL's are available to stick in my abdomen and take its
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