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by daemon13 15y ago
I your place I would avoid going the legal route since this is not your strength. 1. Pay close attention to comments from daegloe > EDIT: After reading many of the frothy comments on this page, I just wanted to add that it's generally b
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by daemon13 15y ago
I've noticed that you are LLC. Therefore, gravitronic and chimeracoder are absolutely correct in their remarks re accounting methodology (glad to see other GAAP versed folks here) - unless you do cash based accounting, which is highly unlik
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by daemon13 15y ago
You are extremely lucky. You had excellent opportunity to learn some important lessons when young and after investing only 7 mths of your life. I think this is small price to pay. I've had similar situation, but I invested 5 years... My fri
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by daemon13 15y ago
> Women or no women, I'll be an ass and say what I think. Excellent point. I think the key to true equality is to disregard the differences (gender, race, religion, citizenship, etc) and just look at simple things, such as performance,
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by daemon13 15y ago
I am surprised to see this question resurfacing last half year because I think that the answer to this question was pretty much nailed down by Vinicius Vacanti in his blog post in Sep 2010 http://viniciusvacanti.com/2010/09/27/should-you-h
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by daemon13 15y ago
Another reason (4) is that quite a lot of people [majority] download audio/video content and install cracked software on their Windows! home PCs. I agree that external environment provided much more fertile ground for criminal activities [i
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by daemon13 15y ago
What exactly is lame? Pointing to possible misuse of race/nationality angle? I do not think so. Re > it's their job as a citizen in a democracy to affect the change they want to see in people's attitude towards this country and it's peo
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by daemon13 15y ago
Good point re 'telecommuting criminals'. I presume it is inherently and practically more difficult to investigate identity of someone renting servers in US vs Russia, Ukraine or China, in part because of language, legal system and political
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by daemon13 15y ago
> in Russia it probably looks like an attractive get rich quick for anyone with tech skills. It is attractive. But again this is about risk/reward ratio. With increase of risk/complexity and other, legal, opportunities more people shall
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by daemon13 15y ago
Perceptions are funny thing [except when from yr boss]... I recall that in 1997-1998, when I was helping Coca-Cola establish plant in Vladivostok (Far East near Japan, 0.5 mil population), some people were concerned to go there because of t
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by daemon13 15y ago
Appreciate your intent. You are correct on #4. I've heard some stories about hrackers storing piles of cash under the couch [this case was in Ukraine], made from cracking banks/ATMs. Definitely, black activities are much more profitable. Bu
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by daemon13 15y ago
True, but sometimes perceptions are becoming self-fullfilling profecies :-(
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by daemon13 15y ago
thank you :-) Just to point to a couple of facts:- 1. From the same article: "Why does every hacking and cyberscam story – real or fictional – seem to have a Russia connection? In part, it is prejudice and laziness. The stereotype of the Ru
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by daemon13 15y ago
Looks like the OP is doing a hack - he is trying to achieve his goal [of destroying parts of the botnet] by hacking legal system, since he can not do this on his own... Resourceful!
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by daemon13 15y ago
I apologize in advance for the tone, but as a Russian I have a question - are you racist? Since Sergey Brin and Mila Yovovich are "russians", do you imply that Google and Hollywood are part of this botnet? The most famous hacker is Kevin Mi
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by daemon13 15y ago
Although you are correct that trademarks and copyright are a different story, the state of events in those is still not satisfying. A couple of examples: 1. Trademarks - Facebook recently insisted on owning trademark of word "book". Althoug
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by daemon13 15y ago
No, only for those with proper creds - top school, top of the class, etc.
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by daemon13 15y ago
Guys, looks like all activities are free for both tenants and brokers. Any upcoming surprises in the future, when you will start money-making activities? BTW, like your site design - very clean look. Good luck!
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by daemon13 15y ago
The tricky part is developer's qualification. Task XXX Noob at $50/hr * 20 hrs = $1'000 Pro at $150/hr * 2 hrs = $ 300 How do you guys plan to tackle deveoper's creds?
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by daemon13 15y ago
Look cool! What's the end design goal & roadmap? Esp relative to d3.js? Do you plan to overlap and to which extent?
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by daemon13 15y ago
I completely agree, such behavior is not gender related. But males are trending higher, usually because the percentage of male bosses is higher. Social status and power tend to release some inner devils. Also agree about side comments - it
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by daemon13 15y ago
Honestly speaking I am surprised by the quantity of comments, especially the ones on sexism and similar stuff (how to dress, what to cook, etc). Usually, this is an indicator of one big underlying problem, therefore I assume that it is a pr
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by daemon13 15y ago
The best way to remove IE is to install Linux :-)
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by daemon13 15y ago
This site is in Russian. It might look like a spam, but in reality this is an example of [mini/funny/humorous] Russian website from some members of local start-up community. Highly recommended if you want to take a brake from coding! Enjoy
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Cats and Boobs - family entertainment portal from Russia(catsboobs.com)
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by daemon13 15y ago
Having read all the 140+ comments, this reminds me of the hooker/girlfriend dilemma. In the first case you know how much you ought to pay upfront and you [mostly] know what you will get. No need for call backs, conf calls or multiple meetin
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by daemon13 15y ago
Igor, thank you, excellent guide/walk-through.
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by daemon13 15y ago
Excellent viz! What tools [libs] did you use? I assume this is all js.... Correct?
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by daemon13 15y ago
Cool app! How much time did it take you to develop? Why you did not do combined iPhone/iPad app? Based on your experience, is it more effective to develop combined app or separate iPad and iPhone? What learning resources would you recommend
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by daemon13 15y ago
Good stuff, keep it up! When I was your age, I was making $200/mth through hard labor, and it was 10 times higher than an average student :-) Since you seem inclined on entrepreneurship, I would highly recommend that you tackle negotiation

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