blindfly

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by blindfly 13y ago
So you're asking for someone to essentially land you the perfect job, and at best you're offering 2.5% the first 40K. Good luck with that.
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by blindfly 14y ago
This reminds me of a lone developer who balances hundreds of clients, where each client expects same day personalized replies with nothing but the right answers.
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Firefox 64-bit development quietly ended for Windows(techspot.com)
5 points by blindfly 14y ago|1 comments
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by blindfly 14y ago
To be fair to Comcast you're running into a few things. In a non-technical kind of way and in no order... Comcast.com is (stop laughing) a high value domain. You're not likely to get any CA to just hand over a certificate in 2 seconds. It w
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by blindfly 14y ago
Full disclosure: I work for the aforementioned. Much of this stuff doesn't appear to make any sense from the outside, and sometimes puzzles those on the inside. I'm not company PR nor am I trying to be. Actually, to be honest as I'm disgust
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Ask HN: Google Apps Gmail just sent a draft e-mail.
1 points by blindfly 14y ago|0 comments
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by blindfly 14y ago
Have you seen the Yubikey NEO yet? http://www.yubico.com/yubikey-neo
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Ask HN: How to you thwart the countless competitors approaching your client?
1 points by blindfly 14y ago|0 comments
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by blindfly 14y ago
There is nothing private about facebook. So, no.
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by blindfly 16y ago
medhack, are you able to tell a little bit more about what you're scheming? I am trying to understand where you're going with this. Web-based application, Windows-based... whatnot.
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by blindfly 16y ago
I think the website should tell me about the product before asking for my e-mail address. I visited and the only thing I saw the a box begging for my address. As of now I still know nothing about the product.
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by blindfly 16y ago
It's not that you're actively doing anything wrong it's merely the market. People want everything for nothing. I've seen people shop at Wal-Mart for $1 items only to return them because they weren't the quality they were expecting. Society,
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by blindfly 16y ago
You simply offer them a discounted rate to sign up for the premium service. Those who are willing and able to pay will, and those who would have never (knowingly) given you ten cents will enjoy reduced service.
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Windows 7 Sins(en.windows7sins.org)
4 points by blindfly 16y ago|0 comments