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by bravoyankee 14y ago
Actually, it's a pretty good idea for a site. Good luck with selling it.
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
I love it. Bookmarked. Looks great on my iPhone too!
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
Not sure I understand it, but I like that its different and works well on mobile. Are all these album covers of one band?
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
Love this idea. So obvious yet so fresh. I think it's because we live on autopilot most of the time. We passively accept the things we use as "the way it just is". Or that it's not up to us, or not our responsibility. Case in point is litte
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
We're all a bunch of smarmy asses around here. His comment was tough on you but fair, and your reply was excellent.
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
You're right. I got divorced in 2001. It was effing heartbreaking. Now I'm single again and will stay that way while I still financially struggle.
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
That sounds like a big homerun Erica. Good for you!
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
A broken unsubscribe link? Why, that must be an honest mistake by the good folks at PayPal. </sarcasm>
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
If you're posting 10-16 times a day on Facebook, you probably don't have any friends. That's waaay too much.
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
This is important information to me (I manage many wordpress sites). The author is just being frank, and that's a rarity in this world of shilling and murketing. Where else am I going to read this?
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
+1 Absolutely.
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
Sounds enticing, and it might add another dimension to my research. Thanks!
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
I think Ancestry.com is worth the 1.6 Billion. I have ancestry in Poland and the Ukraine and doing research can be tricky. Ancestry.com was the go to source for me. Amazing resource. However, the current pricing is prohibitive. A year's ful
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
Because people actually know about Weebly, and the interface doesn't scare them away with complexity. I think it's as simple as that. On those terms, Weebly is quite exemplary.
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
Also on Quora: http://www.quora.com/Productivity/How-can-you-increase-your-... Might find some helpful answers here.
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
I really agree with this. Go with the programming language that you enjoy the most. Why? Because its going to get very hard down the road. For me, I'm toiling on a project that is taking longer than I though. The bills are piling higher. I'
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
Exactly. This seems like brilliant marketing (for a brilliant book, judging by the book reviews).
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
Google, I don't get you. You treat free service users like kings and paying customers like serfs. What's up with that?
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
Your insightful comment made my day (and freaked me out a bit too). So true.
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
Dear sweet "Grams" is only on Facebook because that's where her grandchildren hang out. If they leave, do you think she's going to stick around? Doubt it.
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
Well stated, and I agree wholeheartedly. For now.
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
I know I sound like a shill, but Basecamp is far and away the slickest saas I've used. Just wish they had a free version.
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
Many people are too poor to eat well. When all you can afford is spaghetti and potatoes, you will gain weight and experience suboptimal energy. You'll also be more likely to suffer anxiety, depression and get diabetes. Believe me, you don't
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
I just look at the pile of overdue bills for a moment and the harsh slap of reality gets me right back to work.
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
"Pathjoy might be great" doesn't sound like a dismissal, and these TC announcements are uninteresting to me as well. The YC startups look like widgets coming off a conveyor belt. A little personality can go a long way.
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
Seth Godin would work better than my aunt Gertrude, because Seth creates a lot of online content that reflects his own thoughts, so YMMV for sure.
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
Actually, this could be the template for something extremely popular. It could be called WW_S, the _ would be anyone in the family (or anyone in the world). For a family where the father has gone away on an extended business trip, WW_S woul
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
Rationalization and greed blind people. And some will contest anything just to try and sound contrarian and critical minded. HN has its fair share of people like that.
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
This isn't a tennis match Amy. I'm not in competition with you. My life goals are not the same as yours. I still want to make gobs of money, but I want to make it on my terms. I'm highly creative and can't stay with old ideas for long. I wa
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by bravoyankee 14y ago
Not sure where that "Slashdot has many problems" statement came from, but I enjoy Slashdot every bit as much as HN. Actually, I like /. more because there's a lot less shilling and gaming votes there.

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