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by bosch 15y ago
Just because you've "chatted" with someone doesn't mean that you know him in any professional capacity, let alone his company. Good people can work at bad companies and follow their rules. Calling someone in for an interview, then filling i
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by bosch 15y ago
Thanks for the article, it was a good read and interesting. I have one thing to ask you about that really bothers me when companies do it. This gets old REALLY fast: "Unlimited plan subject to terms and conditions." Why don't you simply ren
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What's In A Name? Maybe A Lot...(gigaom.com)
2 points by bosch 15y ago|1 comments
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by bosch 16y ago
In Canada the company in the west that's running this is Telus and they have the exact same issue. Originally they were offering it with the 15mb and 19mb ADSL 2+ profiles with a Thomson Speedtouch modem and a D-Link gateway or you could su
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by bosch 16y ago
Actually, the whole U-verse system is running off of Microsoft Mediaroom 2.
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by bosch 16y ago
I think the lesson from this guy is that you should invest your time in a clone/copy website in a different country and by copying someone's idea, you'll get funded. Not being snarky, but just look how many times he uses clone in his articl
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by bosch 16y ago
I'm hoping a Facebook engineer designs something similar for Google's privacy issues...
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by bosch 16y ago
I was going to post the same thing as the poster above you as I heard about this last year, but I wasn't sure if it was the combo or not. I know it involved fungus for sure though.
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by bosch 16y ago
The whole post was FAIL due to the fact he never once mentioned price - even though he's dying to do that about every other deal in the tech scene! Do as I say, not as I do Mike?
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by bosch 16y ago
A lot of good points are made in this article including the main one of doesn't this all serve Arrington's #1 interest (himself) in the end?
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by bosch 16y ago
If there's even a chance this takes off do you want to be at the mercy of PayPal? Man up and set it up properly from the start. It costs more but in the end you'll be happy you spent the time and money to do so.
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by bosch 16y ago
So they don't want to steal any of MAC's iPhone users? This makes no sense...
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by bosch 16y ago
I know it was public record, but my main problem is that having it archived from 10 years ago is ridiculous. I'm sure many people have entered info into their WhoIs information they don't want publicly available before they really knew what
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by bosch 16y ago
It's not worth a drive down to Seattle but I'll have to dig deeper to find out how to contact their customer service. I suppose I could get a lawyer involved, but I'd much rather figure out how to do this on my own. I'm sure it would be in
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by bosch 16y ago
My main problem is that it's old irrelevant information that I would rather not have in the public domain and I think they should remove it if requested to or just update it. What the WhoIs information was 10 years ago is irrelevant.
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Ask HN: How To Delete Whois History From Domaintools.com
4 points by bosch 16y ago|6 comments
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by bosch 16y ago
Well all I know is now that Jenny McCarthy has been proven smarter than all those PhDs and thereby invalidated post-secondary education.
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by bosch 16y ago
When will: 1) Companies learn that to cheap out on the payment process and go through PayPal is stupid and things like this WILL happen. You deserve what happens when you go through PayPal as it means you either didn't research it's history
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by bosch 16y ago
I don't believe one of those cheap one's will work as they are only for one domain. The wildcard won't work as it's only for one domain with many subdomains. I want many domains with many subdomains.
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Ask HN: What's The Best Multi-Domain SSL Certificate?
1 points by bosch 16y ago|2 comments
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by bosch 16y ago
This sums up why I think that all "Social Media Gurus" are a complete waste of time. They have no value add and there's no way to verifiably measure if they've had any impact on your business. That, and the fact they have no real skills and
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We’re So Dumb We Don't Realize That Social Media Is As Easy As Pissing On A Rock(youtube.com)
2 points by bosch 16y ago|1 comments
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by bosch 16y ago
That's fine. Care to explain your thoughts? Just curious.
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by bosch 16y ago
I trust Zuckerberg to not steal my ideas - just like I trust Calacanas to not run a spammy bot created website! In other words: It takes a rat to know one...
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by bosch 16y ago
That's cool man. Spec out some manufacturing costs and see if you can do a test run of 20 or so to see what people would say. The speed with which it cools is insane!
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by bosch 16y ago
"Social media marketing can't be measured, at least not effectively. Spending money on social media marketing reminds me of the early 2000s, when you couldn't measure the effectiveness of banner ads. Everyone was spending on it without know
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by bosch 16y ago
This is true, but no matter how much he wants to a 5'5 guy is not going to be the heavyweight champion of the world. Hard work can certainly get people beyond their limits, but people born with a special talent in one area can push that bou
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by bosch 16y ago
I'm wondering if development method this explains why there's STILL no freaking x64 version of Flash!#@%@%
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by bosch 16y ago
Startup founders should take away from this how important good financial records are. Also, how important a business model is that provides enough capital to fund current operations without you having to go over your allotted budget.
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by bosch 16y ago
This guy is a douche for doing this 7 years later, but at the same time I hope Zuckerberg gets what he deserves. Karma's a bitch!

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