callmevlad

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by callmevlad 16y ago
I stopped using mine the day I got it because it emitted a annoying loud whiny noise the second I plugged it in. I immediately thought "cheap Chinese manufacturing" and started using my white iPhone charger instead. Glad I did. What makes t
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by callmevlad 16y ago
Thanks for the response and insight - I definitely understand that it's hard to keep track of sporadic issues especially when usage is exploding like yours did in the last few days.
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by callmevlad 16y ago
Going from 5k to 5M is really impressive - congrats on your sudden impressive growth! However, the "there was no downtime" seems a bit disingenuous given my own experience signing up for the service yesterday. I received many "service unava
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by callmevlad 16y ago
From now on, this sentence will appear in all the job descriptions I write: > We'd like someone who isn't all "durrrr" when they look at Photoshop.
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by callmevlad 16y ago
I'm wondering how much can be attributed to how Quantcast measures traffic. Compete.com and Alexa, for example, both show a decline, but it's nowhere close to being as dramatic as the Quantcast one. http://siteanalytics.compete.com/variety
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by callmevlad 16y ago
A great example comes from 37signals - http://answers.37signals.com/basecamp/52-how-can-i-move-or-c... - look for Sam Stephenson's reply (from Sept 8th) in which he explains all the edge cases below the surface.
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by callmevlad 16y ago
How about BlindType? http://www.mobilecrunch.com/2010/07/21/video-blind-type-allo...
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by callmevlad 16y ago
The low number of trademarks on their legal page, the up to date privacy policy, and the complete transparency about how the data is stored has me completely convinced that this is a legitimate operation. </sarcasm>
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by callmevlad 17y ago
I agree. The majority of their concerns can be addressed by parsing out markup on the way into the DB and storing the markup-free version in a separate location. This is a lot of acrobatics for marginal return.