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by esw 13y ago
I use Rackspace. It's $2 per month per mailbox, and the service has been great.
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by esw 13y ago
This is all downside. Let it go, move on with your life.
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by esw 13y ago
I rolled my own PBX with Twilio, but I probably would have given this a shot if it had been available (depending on pricing). The partial screenshot of the interface looks nice. As others have commented, though, the blog post does you a s
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by esw 13y ago
>How much do you think you should be saving every year such that saving tens of thousands every year is not enough? OP may not have always had such a high-paying gig. I lost years of potential retirement savings working for under-funded
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by esw 13y ago
Yeah, I've been there. For me, the solution was just setting a new, completely outrageous annual revenue goal. Having that seemingly unattainable number scrawled on a sticky note put me back in the right mindset.
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by esw 13y ago
Either that, or it's reactionary. It's not unreasonable to think that the high-profile nature of Apple's bug led others to do a code review.
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by esw 13y ago
I love T-Mobile and would switch back in a heartbeat if they had decent coverage in my travel area.
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by esw 13y ago
Seconded. I had these on both of my 5 series and they were great.
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by esw 13y ago
Sexists, police, and Ferengi.
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by esw 13y ago
No - unless the payout is so big that it enables Musk to go all-out with SpaceX.
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by esw 13y ago
You're legally entitled to up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave through the FMLA. I'd take some. Maybe you can work out an arrangement where you spend an hour or two a day (or night) staying on top of issues and email. The first month
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by esw 13y ago
Yeah, it's crazy - the battery keeps getting disconnected right before an arrest.
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by esw 13y ago
I never thought of Virginia as being a part of the cultural conservative south until the ultrasound bill.
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by esw 13y ago
Have you checked out the Dutch-American Friendship Treaty? ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DAFT_%28treaty%29 ) The requirements are pretty minimal for US entrepreneurs.
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by esw 13y ago
Ads that you'll see once.
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by esw 13y ago
Not sure - I'd have to do the math on the shipping, because I hardly ever use the streaming service.
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by esw 13y ago
I hope Stardock Software (makers of Start8) enjoyed the wild ride while it lasted.
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by esw 13y ago
I'm sure that someone will join in shortly with a list of successful startups which are sincerely trying to change the world and make it a better place, but I'm having a really hard time naming one.
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by esw 13y ago
I thought exactly the same thing. I just looked it up on Zillow to check out the lot size, and noticed that it still had photos from the last time it was sold (in 2010). They may have done the same thing, and confused the rather overwroug
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by esw 13y ago
It's surprising, but some banks do enable rebills on cards regardless of the expiration date. I learned this because I have subscribers whose cards are 'expired', but the charges still go through. I needle them constantly t
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by esw 13y ago
It's fundamentally different. There's a contractual relationship between an artist and a label. The label may be taking advantage of the artist, but that's what the artist agreed to (albeit unwittingly, I'm sure).
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by esw 13y ago
>"Email is probably most invasive form of communication yet devised" Oh, I find unscheduled phone calls much more invasive. They require that I make myself available at that moment, and if I'm not in an immediate position
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by esw 13y ago
Hover, Gandi and Namecheap are the suggestions you're likely to get here. They're all fine.
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by esw 13y ago
Here are the slides for anyone who's interested: https://speakerdeck.com/sklivvz/the-architecture-of-stackove...
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by esw 13y ago
Some community colleges allow you to take placement tests (which you would likely breeze through) in lieu of a GED or high school diploma. Even if you only end up taking a few classes, you'll still have better luck in the job market as
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by esw 13y ago
Oh, great! Now I'll really have to get one.
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by esw 13y ago
I have a 100 year old house that I've been remodeling, and this would enable me to easily find air leaks. I'm skeptical that it will enable me to find studs through horsehair plaster (they show visible studs in the gallery), but i
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by esw 13y ago
I've had no problems with Braintree, other than some very slow-running queries (5+ minutes to get a list of subscribers, for example). Support has been fast and generally excellent.
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by esw 13y ago
For what it's worth, I think most people think their financial situation will eventually improve (even if they're wrong).
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by esw 13y ago
It's difficult to see beyond your immediate problems when you're broke and living month-to-month. My guess is that anyone who says $5k will solve 'all of their money worries' is probably not including retirement in that

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