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by drusenko 18y ago
HTTPS only matters for the page you are submitting the log-in information to, not the page you enter it on. Of course, it's difficult to tell if the page you are submitting it to is secure or not without looking at the code.
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by drusenko 18y ago
there's a huge difference between public company stock and private company stock. public company stock isn't necessarily bad: you can decide to do what you want with it, since it's fairly liquid. if you hold on to it and the price drops, th
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by drusenko 18y ago
there's a huge difference tax wise: stock vs. asset sale. asset sales can get taxed through the ass and back out again.
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by drusenko 18y ago
Maybe it's just that pg's comments are more relevant to this community? If a nickname didn't lend credibility to a comment, we could all post anonymously. Also, users of this community likely want to read pg's comments, and upvoting is the
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by drusenko 18y ago
keeping scaling in mind helps a lot, but the real problems you'll run into then are the ones you're not aware of... like a 32,000 directory limit on linux. as your application grows, you just get blindsided at random, and need to put out fi
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by drusenko 18y ago
right, of course... i was talking about startup CEOs =)
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by drusenko 18y ago
I agree with this and I don't know why it's getting modded down. I can understand the CEO taking a huge pay cut, but how is one supposed to live off of $1/year without any other source of income?
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by drusenko 18y ago
perfect, it sounds like you are a lot more far along than you originally sounded to be... there's nothing wrong with being trusting, it's just that the longer things go, the larger potential burden it becomes on the friendship, and by sorti
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by drusenko 18y ago
i'd highly recommend having "the talk" sooner rather than later. everybody agrees on sharing when the stakes are small, but when things become successful, you'd be surprised how fast people can change their perspectives. if you are the main
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by drusenko 18y ago
it's certainly possible, although "board" usually refers to the board of directors.
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by drusenko 18y ago
"So, with the help of the strategists and the professional firms we were able to throw a few more resources at the teams. We got a local marketing firm to donate some strategizing help. We wanted to set up an infrastructure for each team th
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by drusenko 18y ago
As much as people seem to think otherwise, we're not giving a free $700B to the financial industry. We're loaning money that needs to be re-payed. Why do we need to loan money? Because credit has shored up and many a company's credit rating
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by drusenko 18y ago
From my experience in new york, you can get into almost any "hot" or sought after club with the same tactics -- ones that have 200 people lines at midnight. Bypassing a 200 person line is pretty exhilarating. He seems to wrap it up well in
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by drusenko 18y ago
Congrats guys!
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by drusenko 18y ago
anybody have any idea of the acquisition range? was this a sub 1M, 1-3, or 3+?
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by drusenko 18y ago
and the follow-up video for AIG's rescue: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9mFUptYAw4
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Jim Kramer on AIG(youtube.com)
1 points by drusenko 18y ago|1 comments
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Javascript Parallax effect (hover over the header)(david.weebly.com)
23 points by drusenko 18y ago|3 comments
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by drusenko 18y ago
I had lasik 6 months ago from Dr. Goodman in SF, and am extremely happy with the results. It was definitely on the pricier side ($6.5k), but well worth it. Takes a good 4-5 months to heal completely. For the first month I had halos at night
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by drusenko 18y ago
I certainly don't know what happened in this situation, but there are also quite a few scenarios where the company may be justified. Would it be fair to companies if any employee could create anything they wanted to, on company time, and sc
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by drusenko 18y ago
chris' fastrak was cloned and he was getting charged for crossing the bay bridge ~10 times a day with over $250 in erroneous charges before he realized it was happening. worst part is that he's had to bitch at fastrak for hours on end, whil
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by drusenko 18y ago
Most of the information it requests is pretty generic. If you've raised a round and haven't announced it yet, then by all means, don't give it out. However, for many startups, funding details will be public (and available via crunchbase or
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by drusenko 18y ago
Is just loading... on mine as well (and I gave it plenty of time). User agent is: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10.5; en-US; rv:1.9.0.1) Gecko/2008070206 Firefox/3.0.1 FirePHP/0.1.0.3 I also have Firebug 1.2.0b4 installed.
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by drusenko 18y ago
beat us to it you bastards :)
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by drusenko 18y ago
completely ditch their rules and start fresh. use it as a simple last line of defense solution protecting important things from leaking out.
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by drusenko 18y ago
First thing: get over it. Companies "sniff around" like this all the time. You're likely far away from an actual acquisition. It's to the point now where we almost don't talk with anybody without them asking for financial details of our com
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by drusenko 18y ago
A payment gateway doesn't handle the transferring of money, they only communicate with the interchange. Then, you go to a processor to settle the transaction given a specific transaction ID for which you have received an authorization. Ther
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by drusenko 18y ago
i suppose it depends on how you define "quickly resolved". if by "quickly resolved" you mean resolved in a few hours, and that's acceptable to you, then that works. sometimes things being "quickly resolved" in a few hours are unacceptable.
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by drusenko 18y ago
We don't have any PR folks, just us :)
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by drusenko 18y ago
We're working on full Safari 3 compatibility... You should have gotten a message when you log-in, though, letting you know that Safari doesn't quite work yet.

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