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by cheeky 15y ago
I literally tried about 200 different dot com names for our startup and they were all taken. I had some brilliant ideas. They were all taken. Even the weird ones I came up with were taken. In the end I settled for something I wasn't 100% ha
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by cheeky 15y ago
Nice one camperman. Can't go wrong here. Been on Stronglift's for over a year and it got my squat up from 40Kg to 145Kg. Aiming for 180 -200Kg by the end of this year!! Great program for discipline too which really carries through into yo
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by cheeky 16y ago
Well, judging by what I keep hearing about who gets funded,I would say she stands a good chance. The reason I say this is because I keep hearing that investors invest in people, not ideas. So, if you ignore her idea and focus on the person,
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by cheeky 16y ago
Also, sometimes you might know someone who would be the best co-founder, but they just aren't in a position to be a co- founder (family, other commitments etc). But, you can still have them assist as mentors. I think a strong single founder
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by cheeky 16y ago
I have definitely noticed a decline in activity on Facebook over the last 6 months. Whether this means people are going to leave or not is another question. I have been on Facebook for about 4 (maybe longer) years and the activity seemed to
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by cheeky 16y ago
I am a little surprised, but so glad that someone posted this article. As a matter of fact, the prime reason I joined Y-Combinator and Hacker News is because the business I am developing is a solution to this very problem that the adult ind
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by cheeky 16y ago
I'm pretty amazed that in this day and age companies still store sensitive information like user passwords and credit card numbers in plain text.