frade33

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by frade33 13y ago
haha! mind you i am an asian, it took me to search whole world wide web to find the meaning of this phrase! And! yes consider yourself dead ;)
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by frade33 13y ago
>with attitude like this it should not be a surprise to you that you are probably the type of employer whose employees will be using this type service. instead of whining about this service maybe you should be paying more attention to wh
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by frade33 13y ago
If an employer does not get the response for their offer, who is in the same area and industry and already has people in similar positions (which is likely going to be case, unless one is searching job in an other location than their curren
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IOS Appstore Support, only replies with pre-defined message templates why?(verbose.co)
1 points by frade33 13y ago|1 comments
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by frade33 13y ago
Wedding of my friend.
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by frade33 13y ago
Yep that's right. How much profit does whatasapp make? Even God doesn't have any clue. Would they ever make profit, your guess is as good as mine. The point you laid out is valid. However it's capitalism at its worst. By the
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Why don't VC invest in Intl Logistics Companies
1 points by frade33 13y ago|2 comments
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by frade33 13y ago
Seeing the comments below., the similar questions could be raised for a even bigger bandwidth beast. Youtube. And imgur is essentially the Youtube of images. And speaking of profits, 140 Characters is barely generating any revenue despite i
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Skills versus Earnings(verbose.co)
1 points by frade33 13y ago|1 comments
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by frade33 13y ago
This is tragic and I am baffled how flawed their argument is. >Our strategic priority for Ubuntu is making the best converged operating system for phones, tablets, desktops and more If Ubuntu One wasn't of their strategic priorities
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How siteground kept me hostage for 7 years(verbose.co)
1 points by frade33 13y ago|0 comments
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How siteground kept me hostage for 7 years(verbose.co)
2 points by frade33 13y ago|0 comments
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by frade33 13y ago
what sort of devices it would support mobile or laptop?
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Why do ISPs show speed in bits and not in bytes? It's confusing
4 points by frade33 13y ago|16 comments
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by frade33 13y ago
> but they would never die Challenge Accepted. God. /s On a serious note, this could be charming, but still, most people die, not because they were too old., in fact a very few people hit their biological age limit which i guess is
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by frade33 13y ago
I am not saying what Apple did was right. Actually this is anti-competition and as a consumer I hate it. However I was making a totally different point, being a CEO of small enterprise myself, I just pointed out, that perhaps I would have t
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by frade33 13y ago
I do not recall being addictive to any iOS game, except for Threes.
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by frade33 13y ago
As a CEO, this situation is more than complex. There are times when you are working with 'partners' or anyone in the same industry. And you can not avoid collaborating with each other. Apple needed Google, as much as Google needed
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by frade33 13y ago
That's a fair answer.
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by frade33 13y ago
Question of the day! I am not supporting Turkish Govt here, nor I have any concern with this country. If a classified video is made live on a Turkish Video website, would US Govt block it or not? or Do you approve of releasing classified vi
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by frade33 13y ago
would you please lend me few bitcoins to see how things work. /s My CC got hacked twice on the internet, every time I got my money back., it took 90 days but ultimately was credited. Can I expect it from Bitcoin? Anyway 99.9% people do
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by frade33 13y ago
Yep I am pondering over it and making a dashboard right now, and can't believe myself for doing so, despite I have despised widgets. This is so nicely crafted and appealing to nerds. phew! it's here finally. https://www
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by frade33 13y ago
they say i am a naysayer so pardon me. but may I know who is your 'paid' audience? and ever wondered why don't people like Yahoo!? widgets! and you have built an entire startup around it. remember iGoogle? it nearly didn&#x27
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by frade33 13y ago
Okay!
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by frade33 13y ago
thanks.
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by frade33 13y ago
I should have made it clear, thanks for pointing it out. I guess this was in the wake of Google Cloud Platform pricing going down yesterday?
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by frade33 13y ago
I am amazed noone had mentined Dreampress $20/month (includes two VPS files + mysql and uses varinsh cache) which they claim is equal to $500 wordpress.com VIP. I am using it, but I never had the privilege so far to hit more than 100 c
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by frade33 13y ago
Much expected after the GDrive prices got slashed. Currently I am only using S3 for hosting PDF or other big size files which are downloadable by the public, since the bandwidth is pay-as-go. However for regular storage, Dropbox/GDrive
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by frade33 13y ago
the bar is set by companies who have billions in funds. For an internet user it's pretty good, but for developers like me, who also has a day job (totally unrelated / offline) it's no longer a hobby-like thing, and in fact yo
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by frade33 13y ago
Yes indeed.

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