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funkyy
13y ago
I would like only answer for one question. Are your paid members above 1% of all accounts, or below?
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13y ago
Then the number would be lower... Its all about marketing. "Unlimited", "hundreds of millions", "probably most of" sounds better than "5% of resources", "20 million active", "there is n
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funkyy
13y ago
In new theme pricing and options seems to be hidden for non-registered users... To bad.
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13y ago
Remember that probably majority of those sites are either dead, not public and made when some people were learning how to make sites. You can put that number probably down to 10% active/public sites. If visitor number is 175m this migh
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funkyy
13y ago
afaik SS is claiming it is profitable and it was always breaking even. There was an interview somewhere where the owner said until recent the only outside money was $30K loan from his dad (I think it was one with Alexis Ohanian).
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13y ago
Black screen for me :/ On chrome 34.
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funkyy
13y ago
Sanctions? The ones implemented already are basically non-existent and aim only at small group of people. Sanctions in line if russia will be proven that it sent army to east Ukraine will be economic ones - freezing all arm deals, weapon-re
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13y ago
Usually if you are not sure about an idea it means it didnt grow on you. Many people have issues with multiple ideas popping in their heads. I would suggest planning each idea (making mini business/action plan). After 10-20 scraped pla
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13y ago
No worries. Tomorrow we will hear that they are Ukrainian nazist trying to stir up situation in region and blame Russia... It seems that photo evidence is not enough these days for UN and EU to start another tranche of sanctions.
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13y ago
TBH it sounds like nothing serious that was blown up big by certain news channels. Steve Jobs could "fire" employees for "fun" in elevator and people were OK with it. But when it comes to gender/racial issues - ther
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13y ago
Some people prefer to aim at the moon rather than look at the ground. The issue with this article is that even if 5% startups will succeed - thats OK. Lets create 20 startups over next 20-30 years then. Because once you succeed - you are wa
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13y ago
MySpace lost because it lost war to spam. Majority of regular users were just fed up with freaking spam. Tens of comments, invites, messages mass sent from some unknown wannabes. Facebook offered more closed approach - focusing on real life
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13y ago
Not only Baltic Sea is really, really small and shallow sea with small circulation of water, but also it is one of the (or the most depending on source) dirtiest one. There are huge projects to return sea life to it - and now with chemical
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funkyy
13y ago
Its not that easy. Radioactive materials dont just disappear. It would take probably around ~100-200 years for humans to evolve to be partly immune to radioactivity (the same way we "evolved" to be partly immune to coal vapors and
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funkyy
13y ago
Almost. If nuclear war starts there will be regions that will be not nuked (neutral countries, territories not threatening either side and so on). Basically most of northern hemisphere would be destroyed. After the war clouds of extremely r
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13y ago
This is like Unlimited Webhosting. It is unlimited as long as you are within limits set by board that you cannot know what exactly they are. It is extremely confusing. Better yet - just do 1 week mandatory holiday every 3 months. This way a
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funkyy
13y ago
Fix formatting please. On Chrome I cannot see the price as it is covered by PP button.
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funkyy
13y ago
I would love to see Linode going to large HDD drives option for storage as well. I am dying to find really inexpensive cloud provider with cheap data space (SATA is fine), reasonable bandwidth but low cpu and ram and Linode style support&#x
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13y ago
Google is becoming mature corporation. Nothing new here. The same way Facebook will go. You cant just grow forever. There is a point where you will stop and realize that your strong brand might be vulnerable to markets humors. They are rein
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13y ago
"We didnt expected that being a startup is so hard. We worked for 2-3 years 10 hours a day 6 days a week and it brought us to barely breaking even. We just cant do this anymore, living in uncertainty is killing us. We have failed to pu
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13y ago
The best part of services like this is that you can use it once every month-two to deliver all the large products. 20 large bottles of water, red bulls, watermelons, frozen stuff, soda drinks - all delivered to your doorstep (even if you l
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funkyy
13y ago
Can you explain how this is better than - for example - Google Drive with their 1TB for $10?
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funkyy
13y ago
It seems that newsletter is operated by Mailchimp - thus you can unsubscribe anytime...
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funkyy
13y ago
IMO biggest issue - creating a product no one really wants. How many startups create "next Facebook or Google" that no one really needs/use.
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13y ago
You said it yourself - for low transactions. When people donate/do transactions around the web they wont spend probably more than $100 in one go. If any bitcoin service would be worried about scam they would implement same security mea
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funkyy
13y ago
If you go to PayPal and want to open regular account for low transactions, do they ask you for ID and proof of residence? You cannot compare brick and mortar bank to bitcoin service.
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funkyy
13y ago
Well I thought most of online newspapers make money with advertising and offering corporate services and tools... But hey, what do I know.
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13y ago
"To continue reading this article, please log in or register for free." Like... seriously? Its 2014, not 2004...
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13y ago
Very interesting read indeed. They guy seems to be trying to sell perpetuum mobile. I am amazed that large, well known companies invested in him. Did they failed to do proper research?
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13y ago
What would be the point to make all this money without possibility to spend some of them? The guy lives big - good for him! If he have those money by building legitimate business, paying employees fair wages and trying to improve (in some w
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