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by edgesrazor 13y ago
One thing I don't see mentioned frequently when articles talk about equity is the concept of trigger events in regards to vested shares. Equity is a great motivator, and is terrific for rewarding (or even keeping employees) but most st
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by edgesrazor 13y ago
I'm seeing quite a few comments across the web from people saying they were in the 1.5%, which makes me wonder how accurate that number is. Then again, Gmail has a LOT of users, so that could be a very accurate number. We use Google Ap
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by edgesrazor 13y ago
My biggest annoyance with LinkedIn is the Endorsement feature. I have people I barely know endorsing me for skills I barely have. Right now my highest endorsement total is for PostgreSQL. While I'm proficient with Postgres, there'
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by edgesrazor 13y ago
I was hoping to find something in the EXIF data of the image of NSA HQ on the page, but I think I'm trying way too hard...
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by edgesrazor 13y ago
I'm curious as to the evolution of the bacteria and other organisms inside the bottle.
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by edgesrazor 13y ago
As I read the post I wondered the whole time, "Does he have any photos to share?"
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by edgesrazor 14y ago
With the coverage the Bitcoin exchange rate has been getting, this was just a matter of time.
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by edgesrazor 14y ago
If DRM is inevitable, I'd take a properly implemented DRM that's been through community scrutiny than another Sony rootkit fiasco any time.
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by edgesrazor 14y ago
Thank you - so good to hear something positive.
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by edgesrazor 14y ago
"...we will not comment on all the factors that contributed to our parting ways" That's what I was referring to. There's so many things that could have been done differently on all sides, but I can't help but wonder the real reason the empl
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by edgesrazor 14y ago
I only wish PlayHaven had released something this thorough as well. Maybe a lot of this could have been avoided, or at least less vitriolic.
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by edgesrazor 14y ago
I think Playhaven owes everyone involved with this a better explanation on exactly why this employee was fired. Were they just looking for a reason to get rid of him in the first place, or did what happened at PyCon really justify his termi
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by edgesrazor 14y ago
I agree that rdio is the better service, but unfortunately since they dropped their free tier, I think most people will just grin and bear it with Spotify. Let's be honest - probably the majority of Spotify's users don't even know what uplo
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by edgesrazor 14y ago
EDIT: I made one of my typical decimal blunders - we are paying $0.0018 per megabyte. Big difference.
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by edgesrazor 14y ago
We're using Encoding.com right now which works off the AWS infrastructure. We pre-paid and got our pricing down to $0.018 per megabyte. The drawback to this method is that encoding charges you for MB in AND MB out, whereas Amazon and Zencod
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by edgesrazor 14y ago
I 100% agree with you. It's a 127 page book on UX design written by someone with what appears to be a great deal of knowledge on the subject. The bottom line is when you're trying to run a business, leads and exposure cost money. They wrote
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by edgesrazor 14y ago
I'm glad this was said in a much larger avenue than my paltry Twitter account. To bundle a toolbar installation in with a major security fix is not only dishonest, it's unethical and who's to say that toolbar isn't the next piece to contain
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by edgesrazor 14y ago
We've been using it for nearly a year now and have been pretty happy with it. Very little problems, and anything that has come up we've gotten very fast response on. We're small, so it's just not cost feasible to have a full-time DBA on sta
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by edgesrazor 14y ago
What about the organizations that can't afford this pricing model? There are quite a bit of non-profits and small businesses I follow that simply can't afford to sustain this. They're not spamming me if I voluntarily chose to Like their pag
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by edgesrazor 14y ago
Interesting... I'm still trying to figure out how a smaller page I like (~2000 likes) and interact with - which I know has very little spam reports has almost completed stopped showing up in my News Feed, yet every time I log in I'm told to
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by edgesrazor 14y ago
Probably the wrong choice of words. He did help bring in a lot of creative people, however. I'm just wondering if this will follow the same line of thinking - there's quite a lot of talented people who work for the Lucas properties.
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by edgesrazor 14y ago
Let's not forget they paid that 7 billion in 2006. I can almost see this as Disney trying to replace the eye for talent and negotiating power they lost in Steve Jobs' passing, along with an amazing IP acquisition. Edit: Thought of better te
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by edgesrazor 14y ago
My major annoyance is that I'm not seeing the majority of Pages I Liked posts, but yet I see every individual friends' "Likes and Comments". I really don't want to see that my friend Liked a picture of a dead baby that 100,000 other idiots
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by edgesrazor 14y ago
It's already common knowledge that not every child learns the same way - it's a product of both genetics and environment. My wife teaches in a district that has a good mix of middle-class and disadvantaged students. When summer is over, the
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by edgesrazor 15y ago
This is a great idea, thank you.
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by edgesrazor 15y ago
I think I might have to set up postfix and do some experimenting. One of the strangest things I've seen is that some domains are rejecting emails with links to our site in them, but will accept them if the links are removed (plain text or H
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by edgesrazor 15y ago
Thanks! This is a great walk-through for those using a solution with only 1 or a few IP addresses associated with little chance of that IP changing. Do you have any experience for those using services such as Amazon SES or Google Apps? Sett
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by edgesrazor 15y ago
One thing I've learned over the years is that you can't take it as gospel when a customer says "I want X". When following a customer request to the letter, most times you'll end up regretting the decision. For us, the better way to handle w
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by edgesrazor 15y ago
I agree with the mountain out of a molehill argument. There's an easy solution to this - if the profs don't like this, sell their own notes on the site for the minimum amount. Most of these sites let you name your own price. Set the price i