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by drusenko 16y ago
Something's a bit funky with Inc's page. It states 2009 revenue as both $5.4 million (the current section) and $2.2 million (the previous rankings section).
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by drusenko 16y ago
Spending 10's of thousands a month is getting up there, but "blowing through" more than $4k per month isn't necessarily an extravagant lifestyle. My guess would be that you don't live an as expensive a metro area as the author is basing his
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by drusenko 16y ago
In case anybody knows: - Does this plug-in send any data from the client to their server? - Why does the plug-in require access to my history? - What is the relative possibility that someone could gain access to (a) read existing mail/mail
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by drusenko 16y ago
We were unable to use Wave because it never worked for hosted Google accounts. That sucks.
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by drusenko 16y ago
Thanks! A big feature for existing users is that we also now offer the ability to have different header images on each page. Not something that would be included in the news coverage, but definitely a huge feature request :)
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by drusenko 16y ago
Specialization can definitely be a negative when you apply for a position where your degree doesn't apply. As an employer, if you see someone applying for a "billing specialist" (read: fairly unspecialized) job with a masters or PhD, you in
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by drusenko 16y ago
We're really excited about this one. Most publishing platforms completely ignore the sheer pain of dealing with images -- even simple things like resizing, rotating and cropping. We've actually taken it a step further and built in a really
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Weebly (YC W07) ImagePerfect Gives Users Drag-And-Drop Image Editing(techcrunch.com)
35 points by drusenko 16y ago|4 comments
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ZumoCast Is Like Cloud Storage Without The Cloud, Or The Cost(techcrunch.com)
42 points by drusenko 16y ago|2 comments
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by drusenko 16y ago
Just an FYI -- your page hung on loading "Waiting for dev.visualwebsiteoptimizer.com..." for at least a good 60-75 seconds.
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by drusenko 16y ago
we don't openly disclose revenue numbers, but we're very profitable. there's lots more to the pro package than just removing the footer link :)
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by drusenko 16y ago
Quick tip: "I would listen to there questions" should be "I would listen to their questions". Saw the mistake in your blog post several times and thought I'd point it out as nobody has yet and it makes an otherwise good article appear amate
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by drusenko 16y ago
Looks like I'm right: http://www.thesunchronicle.com/articles/2010/07/04/news/7630... AVS checks zip code and/or the number portion of your street address depending on how you interpret the response. CVV2 check obviously works as intended
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by drusenko 16y ago
from what i understand of the credit card system, the name featured on the card is not checked at all -- at least that's the way it works with our Authorize.net install. if this is true for everyone, that means that the person who decided t
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by drusenko 16y ago
Why don't you have a very limited free version that lets them kick the tires without paying you anything? Then, put the free version limit at 25 page views per month, or something small. Once it's all set up and running, and customers are v
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by drusenko 16y ago
actually amex are also the best for chargebacks from a merchant's perspective. they have an online interface you can log-in to and instantly see inquiries, fraud and chargebacks, and respond immediately. they're also excellent about managin
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by drusenko 16y ago
congrats guys! good to finally see a public launch!
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Facebook on track to make $1.1B revenue in 2010(techcrunch.com)
19 points by drusenko 16y ago|15 comments
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by drusenko 16y ago
Welcome to the wild ride of dealing with large corporations. What you encountered here is absolutely standard -- in fact, I'd say it's actually better than what you'd get when dealing with most large companies, since Steve actually replied
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by drusenko 16y ago
talking with your customers is one of the most important things you can do, vision or not
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by drusenko 16y ago
Totally agree. It's incredibly easy to criticize a central hub for any downtime whatsoever because the impact is so large and visible. But your criticism is completely baseless if the average downtime on a central hub is less than the avera
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by drusenko 16y ago
these are experimental standards. they're being actively developed and discussed by many browser makers and the standards bodies, and will be the official standards soon. don't hate on people trying to push the web forward. everybody is goi
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by drusenko 16y ago
don't mean to be a (french) grammar nazi, but it's spelled "voilà" "voila" (without the accent) would be perfectly acceptable as well. sorry! :)
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by drusenko 16y ago
according to the website, there will be smart phone applications that tell you where parking is available and/or cheaper
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by drusenko 16y ago
there's something a little strange about this list... based on our google analytics numbers -- and the listed monthly unique visitors -- we'd be ~125, yet we aren't even featured on the top 1,000. something tells me that it isn't very accur
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by drusenko 16y ago
ah, yes, and when your mail server goes down for a couple hours? that's a lot of fun. i've managed my own mail servers from ~2000 to 2008, when it practically became a full time job. i use gmail primarily for (1) the spam filter and (2) not
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by drusenko 16y ago
I suppose we can agree to disagree then. Naming a "leader" early on does not mean that leader has to exert any kind of authority early on -- as I think we both agree, decisions should be made by consensus early and often. To say that establ
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by drusenko 16y ago
He certainly didn't when we were pitching him...
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by drusenko 16y ago
I disagree with you. It seems there are two simultaneous things happening, and you are unfairly dismissing both. The attitude you're calling out is, as you rightly mention, harmful to a startup. Anybody who refers to themselves as the "CEO"
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by drusenko 16y ago
About once every 6 months for us. To be fair, a major release might require a tad more work than usual once every 2 months (think 1-2 extra hours per day that week). I think the key to making it work is keeping it small. If there were too m

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