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by edash 16y ago
This was a rip-off of an idea I had three years ago: http://inspir.es/post/26544333/on-productivity The only difference is that I didn't put ads on it, submit it to social bookmarking sites or ask for visitors' email addresses for no disc
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What Should I Do With My Life?(blog.agentpronto.com)
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by edash 16y ago
Conjunctured already filled up their main space and since expanded to another location. The people I know there love it and many would give up their apartment before they gave up their co-working space. This should definitely be your first
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by edash 16y ago
My biggest frustration with Adwords is that when you create a new campaign, Google sets ad serving to "optimize" rather than "rotate." This means Google gradually shows higher performing ads more often, which would appear to be helpful. But
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by edash 16y ago
I think the disagreement most people would have with this approach is that you're coming at it from the wrong side. It's money first and then "oh yeah, I'd better add some value."
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by edash 16y ago
An "outlet" is one of those Freudian concepts that hasn't been proven and Wikipedia says that scientific opinion is divided. It just seems illogical to me. When your options for spending time and energy are infinite, are we required to incl
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by edash 16y ago
I'm in Austin, have a company that's tiny but growing and have a few friends doing startups. I'd love to help any way I can. Email me! It's in my profile...
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by edash 16y ago
I think this exists as the HTML version of Gmail. If you want Gmail to be lite, quick and dirty - use the HTML version and you'll be cruising in no time. (To use the HTML version, click the link on the load screen. Or in the footer of your
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by edash 16y ago
The best part of this idea is that they're starting a fund for Mailchimp API integration but not taking any equity. Why is this cool? Because most...no, all funds that I've seen take equity. They're rewriting the rules of how a fund like th
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by edash 16y ago
I just upgraded and they made more money off me than before. Here was my situation: Campfire: $12 Backpack: $12 Basecamp: $24 Highrise: $24 I folded one of each into the $99 suite. I'm paying $99 now instead of $72, but I've been knocking a
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by edash 16y ago
This IS Twilio and OpenVBX - hosted and dressed up a bit. It's a nicely executed, simple idea for anyone who doesn't want to worry about an OpenVBX installation / updates / support etc.
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by edash 16y ago
I was a paying customer and actually found it somewhat difficult to use. When an upload finished, many of my friends / contractors didn't know you'd need to refresh the page to view files. I'd sometimes find two or three copies of the same
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by edash 16y ago
Drop.io has paid features and additional storage for a fee. I've been a paying user for two years. Paid accounts were even mentioned in the blog post announcing the acquisition. Seeing the recent development of the site and the evolution of
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by edash 16y ago
This is wrong for the same reason you don't produce your own power. See: http://www.nicholasgcarr.com/bigswitch/ Economies of scale create a cheaper alternate solution. That was accomplished in physical goods years ago and the cost of "tr
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by edash 16y ago
Packadoodle is fun. You'd want to make sure to buy a few likely misspellings.
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by edash 16y ago
FromYourDoor.com (a play on "to your door") ByeByeBox.net (unfortunately .com is taken, but it's only parked)
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by edash 16y ago
I'm interested in yours...email me?
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by edash 16y ago
I contributed a week or so ago. It wasn't charity, though, I simply thought $20 was a fair price to pay for the item and was willing to wait a couple months for it. I want this to exist...
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by edash 16y ago
I just finished reading a classic book about this called "Applied Imagination." It was written in 1952 and established many commonly accepted ideas about creativity and brainstorming. I pulled relevant excerpts and posted them here: http:/
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by edash 16y ago
Tell that to Comcast.
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by edash 16y ago
This is great PR. I'd be willing to bet this fundraising announcement was fast-tracked to counter the whole ".ly is unsafe" story from the past few days. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1763431
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by edash 16y ago
I think Leo Babauta of http://mnmlist.com/ is a great model for minimalism (or simplicity, or however you'd like to define it) and he has six children. http://thepowerofless.com/leo-babauta-author-bio/ His mindset defines minimalism for
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by edash 16y ago
Google Apps standard edition is free. The only thing you're saving here is the 5-10 minutes it would take to switch MX records and verify your domain. Name.com has this built in as well and they're a proper registrar.
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by edash 16y ago
I switched from GoDaddy to Name.com and almost cried for joy when I bought my second domain name there and it took 10 seconds as opposed to 10 minutes.
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by edash 16y ago
Not to mention .tv. I think many people consider .tv a creation for television and video on the Internet, but it was originally reserved for the island of Tuvalu. For a time, GoDaddy had a popup when you went to register a .tv domain statin
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by edash 16y ago
I love the honesty here: "What are the benefits? Right now? Almost nothing, except knowing that you are supporting the Instapaper service’s operation and future feature development."
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by edash 16y ago
I thought the same thing at first...but then realize they're not asking you to tell your friends before you get an invite. They're asking after you've already signed up. Seems like a good way to "price" access to the beta at an amount peopl
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by edash 16y ago
He's just cobbling together existing software. The auction is a default skin of PHPProBid. I don't recognize the other sections, but none of them have the same look and feel (other than the logo...which is still a stretch). I think it's saf
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by edash 16y ago
I like Twilio and I'm a customer. It seems they did the best they knew how with this situation. But that was a really terrible apology and seems more insulting than assuaging to anyone affected. It's like there's a rule that once you have m
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by edash 16y ago
Why not just remove your old high school friends as Facebook friends? What you'd have left is a small social network filled with only people you want to keep in touch with. Privacy complaints, not trusting Zuckerberg, objecting to valuation

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