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by idoh 16y ago
You don't need to have a legal background to help firms with their IT problems. Just go out and do it. If you get an education in the legal field then you'll be doing legal related work. It is like saying dentists need help with IT, therefo
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by idoh 16y ago
Waste Management, Inc.
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by idoh 16y ago
I like this site. I feel that having to type in the prefixes might be a blocker for the normal crowd. Have you tried some different UIs to make picking the service happen?
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by idoh 16y ago
To make it indexable you need users to enter in text. Maybe you could have a mini wiki above the search results, where users describe the search they are trying to do or what the search means, or can annotate the search. With your current U
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by idoh 16y ago
That site has a ton of potential. I'm sure with some tweaks here and there it could really take off.
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by idoh 16y ago
I've been the PM on a couple outsourced projects and they both shipped on time, in scope, and made the users happy. It does add some load to the PM side of things for sure - the project has to be really well documented and it is really impo
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by idoh 16y ago
I know that getting a stack of resumes to vet is a big pain. But surely there is a better way to find good candidates then seeing how many hoops they can jump through. Basically, isn't the ideal employee one that would be entertaining multi
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Google changes China access after Beijing objects(apnews.myway.com)
1 points by idoh 16y ago|0 comments
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by idoh 16y ago
An interesting site. So far there hasn't been too much success in self-serve ad platforms (aside from Ad Sense / Ad Words / Facebook ads), but I don't know why exactly. I think that CPM campaigns work for building brand awareness / brand li
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by idoh 16y ago
And that is why TK isn't the CEO. The whole campaign is really smart and well executed. On the PR front it is generating huge buzz. On the business side it makes perfect sense - expand the market from people who want to start a new blog to
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by idoh 16y ago
That would require her clients to make a public and private key, send her the key, and then know how to use the private key to decrypt the resulting doc. Too much work for them.
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by idoh 16y ago
I'll take a look, thanks!
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by idoh 16y ago
Thanks! I'll take a look at those two.
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by idoh 16y ago
Thanks for the response. She obviously has the boilerplate in her emails. The idea is how can she reduce the likelihood of sensitive information getting into the wrong hands. I think it would be hard to get her clients to install thunderbir
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by idoh 16y ago
I think it would be too hard to set up her clients with drop box accounts. They aren't necessarily tech savvy and many are elderly (it is an estate law practice).
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Ask HN: How to securely send legal docs to clients?
9 points by idoh 16y ago|21 comments
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by idoh 16y ago
The linked article misses the point: A/B test the subject of emails to see what works better . : The asterisk is for the fact that you are selling out the truth for dollars. I guess if you have a problem with that you need to find a differ
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by idoh 16y ago
I used to ride Muni out of downtown SF every evening. The train would get really crowded and I'd have no place to sit. The hack was to ride Muni against rush hour traffic for a stop or two, cross the platform and jump on the next train whic
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by idoh 16y ago
I wouldn't equate the Israeli security with racial profiling. That's a part of it but it mainly involves asking passengers questions and looking for things that are out of the ordinary. I got stopped leaving Israel once and it wasn't becaus
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by idoh 16y ago
Snipping Tool is great - I use it every day for mockups. Find a web page, change it around with firebug, take a snip and send it along ...
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by idoh 16y ago
I did this in 1997 or 1998.
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by idoh 16y ago
I did something like this - I took an image and rotated it a couple hundred times in Windows Explorer. It gradually degraded into a blurry blob.
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by idoh 16y ago
Just an FYI, here is the relevant terms and conditions: "TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS In the event a product is listed at an incorrect price or with incorrect information due to typographical error or error in pricing or product information receive
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by idoh 16y ago
AYSABTU.com is free, and so is allyourstartups.com
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by idoh 16y ago
I don't believe that they are doing this but I am not sure. They certainly have the reach to dominate the space if they switched it on.
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by idoh 16y ago
The way it works is that the ad network puts a pixel on the photoshop page. When your browser sees that pixel you get cookied by the ad network. Then when you see an ad placement from that ad network then you'll maybe see campaigns targeted
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by idoh 16y ago
It is not true that all CTR is low on Facebook. There's a wide range of CTRs for ads. Some of them are really low, but some are ridiculously high, a lot higher than what I've seen on a traditional high quality web-based ad network.
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by idoh 16y ago
This is true. Social ads got banned and mobile payment ads got really restricted. A lot of facebook ad networks not only got hit by that but got put out of business by those changes. Also, facebook is always tweaking what you can do on ads,
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by idoh 16y ago
That's not a good approach to risk management because we don't know all of the specific risks. Even if we knew that, we don't know the likelihood of it occurring. Even if we knew that, we don't know the harm that it would cause. Even if we
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by idoh 16y ago
Not disputing that but sometimes the org around a PM just won't allow for it.

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