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by gesman 8y ago
>> The F-35 is being sold to the American people ... Can we get a refund?
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by gesman 8y ago
VOIP fees are not taxes - merely upfront fee for an agreed upon add-on service.
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by gesman 8y ago
WSJ is notorious for "you have to call us to cancel". However I bypassed this by subscribing with amazon where i can cancel subscription online.
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by gesman 8y ago
Any unsolicited email I receive from someone i didn't requested is sent to spam + block sender in 99% of cases. Unsolicited non-personal emails or emails that originate from bulk mailing services sent to spam + block sender in 100% of
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by gesman 8y ago
Per day every day?
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by gesman 8y ago
How much data is planned to be ingested daily?
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by gesman 8y ago
They saved a lot on customer support over the years :)
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by gesman 8y ago
Lots of clever ideas were born due to limitations! Back in a days i was writing "virtual machines" on C, emulating x86 instruction set including memory tracking. Was fun way to detect maliciously acting programs and even detecting
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by gesman 8y ago
I wonder if source code repositories and sensible IP of some customers would be in direct conflict of interest with MSFT.
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by gesman 8y ago
I think Uber has incentive-like arrangements with Apple at levels not accessible to mere mortals.
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by gesman 8y ago
>> Worse, VCs are now getting nervous in investing in startups where the app is the fundamental foundation of the business. Betting on startup whose business solely depends on a mercy of someone else's platform is a bad idea to b
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by gesman 8y ago
It's not an investment - at least not the pieces bought from De Beers. Blue diamonds or rarity sold/bought at Sotheby's is. Stuff sold at retail after feeding long chain of middlemen at De Beers is not. Premium price is atta
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by gesman 8y ago
You don't get what you deserve. You get what you negotiate.
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by gesman 8y ago
Once I put product on sale before creating it and directed ad traffic to it. I refunded first 4 orders with apology. But I had detailed statistic of traffic and conversion rate. Idea was validated.
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>>>But Danielle is hoping Amazon gives her a refund for her devices, which she said their representatives have been unwilling to do. She says she’s curious to find out if anyone else has experienced the same issue. If that's t
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by gesman 8y ago
Sort of like when Amazon entered cloud space. For PH it makes sense due to them already have infra to support it especially video streaming. The challenge with privacy VPNs is a matter of trust.
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by gesman 8y ago
Every business based on a single point of failure - single customer or single platform is overexposed to risk. That’s what happened. Do what others suggest to beg Tim Cook for mercy. Hopefully someone will help you to reinstate your app. S
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by gesman 8y ago
>> So while Facebook’s contract change for international users looks largely intended to shrink its legal liabilities under GDPR, it’s possible the change will open up another front for individuals to pursue strategic litigation in th
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by gesman 8y ago
But you can get hotter girls with M3 :)
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by gesman 8y ago
If you think conversation is not going to the direction you enjoy - you may leverage something between ignoring silence up to firm "I am not interested in this conversation" to curb someone's unsolicited enthusiasm. On a side
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by gesman 8y ago
Looks like some verticalized credit reporting agency that is in bed with telecoms. Send them properly worded request (better on legal firm letterhead) to remove these charges - however consult with lawyer to make it their problem , not you
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by gesman 8y ago
Better ask for forgiveness than for permission
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bashar.org
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by gesman 8y ago
^^^ This.
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by gesman 8y ago
Actually that's questionable. Your connections and social media activities carrying lots of value and allow FB to serve better ads to connections. Paying for no ads does not eliminate that important element. Certainly - tricking someon
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by gesman 8y ago
I don't use FB. However I paying for WSJ app. Generally i'd pay for quality content without being pestered by ads. If I'd religiously use FB or do business on FB - I'd probably do having a choice.
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by gesman 8y ago
Likewise (back in a days when i was doing web stuff). Helping gullible people to get godaddy-free and move to more transparent and cost-efficient service was necessary first step.
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by gesman 8y ago
I think Google creating reincarnation of MSFT's clippy - solution looking for problem. These "intelligent" hints of what someone think I likely want to express - quickly becoming a distracting nuisance. Hopefully it'll b
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by gesman 8y ago
Using Splunk to monitor traffic either via web logs or via more detailed packet capture solutions. Just good web logs is enough to detect all kind of malicious anomalies. Splunk machine learning functions can cluster data and detect anomali
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by gesman 8y ago
Another casualty of betting business on someone else's platform. USE someone else's platforms for what they're good at - gather leads and connections and steering them to the platform you own. OWN your data.

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