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by hartror 16y ago
> Here are my options now: > ... > d) Market test the cards D, D a thousand times D. I assume you have a plan on where you are going to sell these? Dip your toe in and see if you are barking up the wrong tree.
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by hartror 16y ago
Thanks, was wondering if this was good or bad news!
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by hartror 16y ago
Sounds like no one was at the wheel over the weekend so the problem went unnoticed for a couple of days. Or if there was someone they didn't monitor the forums.
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by hartror 16y ago
I think the key here could be this: > "He had almost no experience and even less interest in the sport ." How can someone truly excel in a vocation they don't love. Without that love is his practice going to be effective compared to th
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by hartror 16y ago
Why do people keep reacting to me saying he knew what he was setting himself up for as an implicit approval of what is happening!!! I keep saying I disagree with the law and agree with the aim of Anon, just not their methods.
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by hartror 16y ago
Even Wikileaks redact information that could get innocent people in trouble/killed. What Wikileaks does is controlled and measured, Anon is the the school's downtrodden nerds ganging up on the bullies little sister. Going after the loved on
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by hartror 16y ago
Yes. It is knowingly putting yourself in harms way because you know what the law is, whether you agree with it or not. When you take an action as an adult you are accepting the possible consequences of that action. If you punch a mobster in
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by hartror 16y ago
So two wrongs make a right? Because others are doing it Anon is justified in doing it as well? And justified in taking it further and exposing innocent bystanders?
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by hartror 16y ago
GeoHot knowingly put himself in harms way, whether the law is just or not in this case his family is not being exposed to vilification and possible harm to their persons. Sony's executives are in a similar situation, through their actions,
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by hartror 16y ago
A lynch mob has a purpose. It isn't necessarily even the same purpose at the end as it was in the beginning. This is the danger of mobs, people become more emotional and feel more entitled to take more drastic actions that they would otherw
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by hartror 16y ago
You do realise where you are posting right?
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by hartror 16y ago
The components of the accelerator have other uses but a lot of it will likely end up on the scrap heap.
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by hartror 16y ago
Great story, the accident that spawned an event!
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by hartror 16y ago
Wow, how much will constantly relicensing an ebook cost our library system? Sounds great for publishers, they finally get more money out of those damn public libraries who have been undermining their profits for over a century!
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by hartror 16y ago
One would assume it isn't fiery death . . .
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by hartror 16y ago
Sure, but you will have to either self fund or find investors that share your vision. A lot of family businesses work like that, they grow to the extent they need to to support the family and then stop once they have reach a level of desire
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by hartror 16y ago
The beauty of this is geothermal heat adds the opportunity for life to develop/survive outside the Goldilocks Zone [1]. Not just in our solar system where the moons of Jupiter and Saturn are very active geologically due to tidal forces [2]
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by hartror 16y ago
The answer to the question "When should I start a business?" is always "now". Waiting will never provide an advantage. Obviously conditions have an affect on how you plan, but not when to start.
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by hartror 16y ago
But this isn't funny . . unless I am missing something!?
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by hartror 16y ago
I assume this is them: http://www.cyberlynk.net/ with the late 90s "new" graphic against off-site data backup. I hope the show producers sue someone, either Cyberlynk if they claimed they did redundant backup or their IT guy/company for s
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by hartror 16y ago
Less than a year old. HN really needs to alert you to dupes when you submit . . or does it? I know it doesn't allow you to post a dupe for a cool off period after it has been posted . . .
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by hartror 16y ago
You're getting a little personal with the recipe example, I am sure there are people out there who like to cook and have family members who like to cook the same things. Crazy I know. I suppose you could have no shared interests and opini
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by hartror 16y ago
Carrying on with the recipe example, there are dozens of ways to cook most recipes, which do you choose? How the variations differ may not be immediately obvious, however if you have extra information, such as your aunt's recommendation the
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by hartror 16y ago
Why? For a topic like that, I'd trust Google's general algorithm better than any friend or relative. Google has an algorithm that effectively ranks the quality of recipes?! Neat!
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by hartror 16y ago
Back for me.
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by hartror 16y ago
The title should be: Microsoft ecosystem valued at $580 billion per year
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by hartror 16y ago
Even after reading the whole original piece I still don't get the impression the whole thing is a joke. I don't find the ". . . flow and timing." he is talking about. If it is a joke then it is of questionable quality and people certainly
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by hartror 16y ago
Because they have done what (almost) everyone on here wants to do, get funding for their idea. The fact that the idea is "obvious" and "simple" means everyone can bike shed [1] it to death. [1] http://bikeshed.com/
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by hartror 16y ago
I heartily agree with the main premise that Fukushima should be held up as a success story of the nuclear energy sector. However I found the whole local production vs grid section is a bit weak, certainly there are merits to both and each s
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by hartror 16y ago
Actually physicists are saying "Fusion power is 20 years away" without sniggering now!

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