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You might also consider Big Blue passing their need for an O.S. for the first P.C. to Microsoft!
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How about the fact that Xerox PARC invited Steve Jobs into their labs to see what Xerox had been working on? Talk about the chickens inviting the fox to lunch!
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6y ago
Physical alteration of your finger prints instead of tattoos. Could be used for commercial gain?
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6y ago
Woz had something to do with the creation of Apple too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Wozniak
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6y ago
I have been using Fastmail for many years and make good use of aliases to allow recognised items to be delivered into a identifying folders.
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6y ago
So if their plan should succeed to whom will they sell all their manufactured goods?
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6y ago
I reckon that mosquito coils work for indoor. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-12-19/mosquito-coils-do-the... Outside you should try to prevent water collecting where possible or using `meths' (methylated spi
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Anyone operating any business should be aware of the importance of this principle. It's also relevant to those of us merely trying to survive `normal' life.
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Ditto and I run Privacy Badger in tandem.
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6y ago
By realising that above all else it's your health that matters. Assuming that's agreed then one should consider that many decisions previously made may well affect how good/long your `old age' is likely to be. Being a st
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Thanks! Have spread the word.
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I consider that Mozart's music can be beneficial... Q1 > However, there are some promising studies in regards to Mozart and relaxation Q2 > Mozart’s music also seems to be of benefit to people with depression https://w
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I'm aware that some Compaq (HP) laptops suffer similarly due to poor design. Their problem IMHO is that DUST being drawn in by the fan cannot escape. Progressively it covers internal components which heat up. Standing laptop on a cake
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My motto is... Old coders never die They just GOSUB WITHOUT RETURN
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Slightly off topic;) In Tandy model 1 tank game (block graphics) you could park your tank where ALL enemy tanks passed by. A photograph in `80 Micro' showed coffee mug on spacebar (trigger) progressively accumulating the latest HIGH sc
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6y ago
> Also, any recommendations on where to spend $50k month in ads? Looking for somewhere besides Google, Microsoft, or Facebook. What's the product?
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Terrific, thanks for the link!
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No, just that distributing the current form of your app (requiring update after X months) to a few sites may generate potential customers and should also provide plenty of feedback from those users. I do find it useful to actually watch a
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Listed in no particular order: Title, author - publisher (topic) Most Secret War, R.V.Jones - Coronet Books (W.W.2 tech) Light Years, Brian Clegg - Piatkus (about light) Faraday, James Hamilton - Harper Collins (biography) The Code Breakers
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6y ago
Assuming that you are trying to solve a specific problem it would help to workshop the idea with others who can offer knowledge based on experience. Particularly once your app starts to take shape.
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How about providing demo versions to a few purposefully chosen sites (widely distributed geographically)? These would automatically require being updated to the PAID version after X months. If the money starts rolling in, you're on a w
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6y ago
How about you specify which subjects you are interested in?
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Don't use Google! There are plenty of search engines that respect your privacy. Here's some... https://www.ecosia.org/ https://www.qwant.com/ https://www.startpage.com/ Use Firefo
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Perform a Scrooge McDuck impersonation! https://www.buzzfeed.com/kristinchirico/things-you-didnt-kno...
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FYI I went through the 3 step process and found one recommendation was a book I had selected in step 2.
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Magnesium may help, if you don't already get enough from your diet. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/magnesium-the-most-powerf_b_4...
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It might help us to know what hobbies/interests you have. Do you like animals or plants? Getting involved in horticulture may be very good for your long term health. In fact, most people would benefit... https://blog.strong-
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It's lack of PRIVACY! Here are some good alternatives IMHO. https://www.ecosia.org/ https://www.startpage.com/ (uses Google but respects privacy) https://www.qwant.com/ https:/&#
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I have always found it best to obtain FEEDBACK regularly from the intended client(s). Particularly recommend observing (and recording) your client(s) attempting to `interface' directly with your work as it progresses to eventual realit
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Instead of trying to use the voice of a specific individual (living or dead) it would be legally safer to offer a choice of character types. Crusty sea dog, cultured Victorian English, mid-west rural tramp, Hollywood want-to-be, etc.
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