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by javery 17y ago
21% of people living with HIV in the U.S are unaware of their status I had no clue the number was that big, then after a moment of thought I wondered how they came up with this number... if they don't know how does the researcher?
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by javery 17y ago
This article doesn't mention any efforts that might have taken place to preserve the language, did they record her speaking it? Did she try to teach anyone else the language? etc.
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by javery 17y ago
I actually run The Lounge, the ad network in question. I would be very surprised if it was that link as most of my other publishers run the same link and it hasn't affected them in that way. It is also similar to what many other ad networks
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What do you do when Google ignores you?(codethinked.com)
30 points by javery 17y ago|14 comments
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by javery 17y ago
A couple notes on this horrible idea (yes I run a couple ad networks). 1) Giving up 50% of their revenue to charity isn't that impressive considering if they actually paid the publishers whose content they are running their ads on they woul
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by javery 17y ago
It looks like they put it in the Definitive Guide series which then has some strong requirements around the brand and most likely was the cause of the name change. It's probably a good thing for the authors as it is a respected series and w
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by javery 17y ago
I would start with the Purple Cow and Free Prize Inside by Godin, they are high level but they talk about that fact that you need to make your product exceptional instead of pouring money into marketing. I would also check out Inbound Marke
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by javery 17y ago
Ruby would be a good choice, I hear the Prag Prog Learn to Program book is great and uses Ruby. I was at my daughters new school the other day and I talked to the Librarian who is also teaching technology and he talked about using Scratch (
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Business Checklist for Selling a SaaS Application(blog.adsdevshop.com)
2 points by javery 17y ago|1 comments
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by javery 17y ago
This is the flaw in how Google does things that competitors need to exploit. Authority should be more topic based then site-wide.
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by javery 17y ago
My exact thoughts when reading this, I was playing with a similar device yesterday but it was my daughters Dora the Explorer Magna Doodle... maybe TechCrunch should feature that next.
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by javery 17y ago
My only complaint is that they still left the UP as part of Michigan... it would look much cleaner to throw that into another piece. If you ever wondered why it became part of Michigan read up on the "War of Toledo" - http://en.wikipedia.o
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by javery 17y ago
Why am I not surprised that it is using both WebForms and Silverlight... I see that big chunk of viewstate there Bill.
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Trojan based click-fraud that still generates conversions(searchengineland.com)
2 points by javery 17y ago|0 comments
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How to Price Your App - Learning from Basecamp(blog.adsdevshop.com)
1 points by javery 17y ago|0 comments
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by javery 17y ago
Now we know where the Ark of the Covenant really is.
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by javery 17y ago
Back in 2001 I was working at a little pre-press/imaging shop and I decided I really wanted to go work for a top-notch MS shop in town. I was the only developer and was pretty sure I wasn't going to grow unless I surrounded myself with grea
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Control a Helicopter With Your iPhone [video](mashable.com)
24 points by javery 17y ago|5 comments
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by javery 17y ago
The GodMode name is totally optional, its just the guid that points to the control mode.
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by javery 17y ago
"GodMode" is basically just a folder that contains all of the options from Control Panel in a simplified list: http://www.edbott.com/weblog/?p=2724
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by javery 17y ago
Finally a good reason not to leave your luggage unattended at the airport.
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by javery 17y ago
I like Netflix as well but they are definitely a long-term risk as their current business model is going to dwindle and on-demand is going to rise. Now they are doing some good stuff in the on-demand space, but they are going to be competin
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by javery 17y ago
I would disagree on comScore I think new forms of analytics and places like quantcast are going to eat away at their current lead. I am not saying it will die off by any means, but I am not sure it can sustain the growth it will need to be
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by javery 17y ago
http://adzerk.com - first beta customer starting this month.
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The Most Useless Machine Ever(instructables.com)
76 points by javery 17y ago|22 comments
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by javery 17y ago
I believe in developing on the platform that the application will run on, right now all of my code runs on Windows Servers so it makes sense to develop on Windows in a VM. In the last 6 months I have been investigating moving my application
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by javery 17y ago
The danger with Azure (especially Azure Table Storage) is that you are now locked in to their platform (the same danger in using GAE or Amazon SDS). This is particularly dangerous since MS has shown in the past they don't have a problem tot
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by javery 17y ago
I took some code recently and ran it on Mono and only encountered one issue, which was a Mono bug that has now been fixed. MonoDevelop isn't a drop-in replacement for VisualStudio which is a good thing since VS is bloated and MonoDevelop is
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by javery 17y ago
Hosting is available for $5/month for ASP.NET. Granted its probably not great hosting, but neither are the $5/month PHP/Linux solutions. If you want an entry level box on EC2 its about 2x the cost, but still only about $80/month. .NET speed
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by javery 17y ago
I wasn't even aware this existed, very interesting. http://www.google.com/domainpark/

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