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I Bought a Link on BuzzFeed – What Happened Next Will Blow Your Mind(blog.linksspy.com)
3 points by itengelhardt 12y ago|0 comments
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
For me a major source of inspiration & motivation is patio11. I don't really care whether it is podcast, blog post or video. I always learn new things and it also helps me stay motivated
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
I like the idea of offering the service for a flat fee. The "before/after" section is cool, too - although it reminds me of the "lose 20 pounds in 2 weeks" ads I see on Facebook :-) This is productized consulting at
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Despite Google, Here’s What a Link on a Top Website Will Cost You(blog.linksspy.com)
3 points by itengelhardt 12y ago|0 comments
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
Because that is not how people work. We forget things. Today I got a reminder that one of my hosting accounts expired. I happily put down the $90 for the account and even sent an email to my contact there, because loosing that account would
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
or just stick with the exact match domain for better rankings in search engines...
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
Hi there. I'm the author of the article. Since I don't exactly encourage to buy links, I didn't include a step-by-step guide to buying links on BuzzFeed. This was purely research (with interesting results, if I may say so) a
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Despite Google, Here’s What a Link on a Top Website Will Cost You(blog.linksspy.com)
20 points by itengelhardt 12y ago|2 comments
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
Wow. That was a really fast turn-around from blog post to an app that makes it really easy to pull off without reading all the documentation. I figure this is also a great marketing instrument. Nicely done!
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One-Size-Fits-All Artificial Blood To Transform Transfusions(factor-tech.com)
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
I think the major reason is that the marketshare has changed. Chrome is now at about 2x the marketshare of Firefox. Source: 1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_web_browsers#Sum... 2. a German computer magaz
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Bug Dissection: Comparing Filenames(delphiblog.twodesk.com)
1 points by itengelhardt 12y ago|0 comments
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What You Can Learn From MicroConf 2014 – Even If You Didn't Attend(it-engelhardt.de)
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
Here are a few possible additions to the list: - Robert Graham http://whitetailsoftware.com/ - Ruben Gamez http://blog.bidsketch.com/ - Brecht Palombo http://brechtpalombo.com/
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
Interesting piece of software; Really small app. definitely a good way to get your feet wet in the product business. Congratulations on shipping!
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Notes from Hiten Shah's Talk at MicroConf 2014(blog.chrisvannoy.com)
1 points by itengelhardt 12y ago|0 comments
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by itengelhardt 13y ago
I think Brecht is hilarious - and I really like that they are constantly swearing on the podcast. Plus kids in the background keep it real.
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by itengelhardt 13y ago
In that case you are doomed. You'll have to change all passwords to all sites after one has been compromised.
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by itengelhardt 13y ago
Nathan is no longer consulting, solely doing products. So for him there isn't a linear relation between time worked and money earned. Check his 2013 in review post: http://nathanbarry.com/2013-review/ I strongly b
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by itengelhardt 13y ago
IMHO that guy IS retiring... for 6 months every year. 4HWW-style. It makes a lot more sense if you see it like this. Plus he's enjoying his life while he is young and has enough energy to travel etc. He's not running the risk of
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by itengelhardt 13y ago
I like the transparency in this post. It's great that you let us look at your numbers so willingly (e.g. https://demo.baremetrics.io ) It will be interesting to see, if there is a "ad blindness" effect kicking in a
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by itengelhardt 13y ago
+1 for building a StackOverflow/github presence. I don't have many points (about 2,500) on SO - back from when I spent a solid hour or two on the site every day. This eventually allowed me to create a profile on SO careers. I get
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by itengelhardt 13y ago
I don't know if this was inspired by your post, but Brennan Dunn( of Planscope.io) just published a blog post about that same topic: http://planscope.io/blog/quit-your-job/ - might be worth a read for you.
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by itengelhardt 13y ago
I guess it depends on the data transferred. For an engine you probably have data like altitude, revolutions/second, fuel intake, pressure, etc. To get a status on the engines you probably don't NEED long/lat data. So it might
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by itengelhardt 13y ago
I image cross-platform compatibility is a PITA. But I find it interesting that people who pay for ebook design, don't care about website design. Mind you: That's no criticism of you OR your work. I just love the fact that peopl
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by itengelhardt 13y ago
Interesting, considering that you actually DESIGN their products. :)
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by itengelhardt 13y ago
Excellent idea. :-) I love the tone
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by itengelhardt 13y ago
Hi David! Great to hear that you are doing well with LiberWriter. That definitely is a pain point for people. I like that you kept the layout simple using only bootstrap. that's a lot faster & cheaper than doing a full blown design
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by itengelhardt 13y ago
I don't know whether HN is the right place to ask this question. The crowd for this frequents either http://discuss.bootstrapped.fm or http://academy.micropreneur.com There's also a number of podcasts (nota
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by itengelhardt 13y ago
Well yes. Of course 30mm rounds are effective against tanks. It's simply a matter of how MANY you throw at the beast. At 3,000 rounds/minute you can hit the tank up real good. Secondly, not every enemy has the latest tank. In fac

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