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by jeffmould 10y ago
He simply means a connection within a company he is looking to apply. He's applying to companies without having someone within the company referring him.
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G-Suite Gmail bug question
3 points by jeffmould 10y ago|1 comments
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by jeffmould 10y ago
Be thankful it was only $50. However, this is not uncommon and is the nature of the payments industry in general. When you sign-up you are agreeing to their terms of service. Those terms typically state, very clearly, that they can cancel y
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by jeffmould 10y ago
1) Best business advice I ever received was to put an attorney on retainer. Best money you will ever spend. Being able to have someone who is available to answer questions from time to time or provide advice is worth the price. 2) Having a
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by jeffmould 10y ago
Yeah, the franchise tax is going to depend on assets and total shares. So varies by company. You can reduce by only issuing something like 100 shares at first if it is only you. As for C-Corp, again IANAL or accountant, but I would never re
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by jeffmould 10y ago
First, IANAL and/or CPA. However, incorporating in DE is fairly straightforward, and compared to other states is inexpensive. You can incorporate for as little as $89 filing fee. Of course, if you are not located in DE you will need a
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by jeffmould 10y ago
One of the biggest violators of all of these is Mashable. Their site is so frustrating to visit I have it blocked completely now.
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Ask HN: Facebook hack
16 points by jeffmould 10y ago|4 comments
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by jeffmould 10y ago
1) Grasshopper 2) Google Voice (although you can't port your number I don't think) 3) Vonage All of these have an app you can install on your phone and as long as you had a WiFi you could use the app. Grasshopper doesn't have
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by jeffmould 10y ago
IANAL, but you should contact one. That's the simple answer. The problem with asking this question here is two-fold. First, you are potentially admitting that you think you may be violating that patent. Just because a site is not worki
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by jeffmould 10y ago
Apple discontinued Thunderbolt displays sometime beginning to early part of the year.
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by jeffmould 10y ago
Similar thoughts exactly. This company appears to be a subsidiary of a larger law firm which tells me it was created solely for the purpose of doing "production line" legal services. It is a sales/marketing tool for the one-o
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by jeffmould 10y ago
I wonder if that is the same "Kevin" who left a Yelp review for the company?
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by jeffmould 10y ago
It is interesting. There are several factors at play. The chances of a random review on FB showing up are much lower than a background check when applying for a job. The "returning citizen" community is large in the US and while n
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by jeffmould 10y ago
True. I was curious and did look at their site and didn't see a Kevin in the attorney list. Not to say he isn't one, just he wasn't listed on the site. I would have ventured to bet he was a rogue IT employee, but with some of
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by jeffmould 10y ago
Looking at some of their responses to reviews on Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/wiperecord/reviews/ ) it would appear the attitude is part of their company culture. Amazing, for a company that bills itself as t
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by jeffmould 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12759520
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by jeffmould 10y ago
Assange actually has said that he has info on Trump, however, the info is nothing worse than what Trump already says publicly. ( http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2016/08/27/wikileaks-info-dona... )
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by jeffmould 10y ago
Facebook Events?
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by jeffmould 10y ago
That's great! Chris, Beverly, & the rest of the team, have done an incredible job with The Last Mile. It's an awesome program and great to see the continued success.
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by jeffmould 10y ago
Depends on where he is incarcerated there may be options available and if not he should find ways to bring them to the prison. 1) Edovo is a tablet learning solution that is in many jails ( https://edovo.com/ ) 2) Another gro
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by jeffmould 10y ago
The problem with that is that often times claims of brutality occur without a gun ever being pulled. Plus by the time a gun is pulled the situation has already escalated. There is no context to what happened prior to the gun being pulled.
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by jeffmould 10y ago
Sorry, it should have ready "yes, but it is only rewiring for you". Google customizes its results based on the user and/or what it thinks that user wants to see based on their previous searches. This includes the user's
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by jeffmould 10y ago
Several things: (1) Your real market is the people/companies seeking to hire freelancers. You need to focus the site on that. Once you start having jobs listed, the freelancers will come. Otherwise, as a freelancer there is no real rea
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by jeffmould 10y ago
The short answer is that yes, it is only for you. Google customizes results based on what it thinks you are looking for and your geographic location. So someone searching for the same term in San Francisco may see a different order of resul
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by jeffmould 10y ago
https://www.cnet.com/news/samsung-changes-smarttv-privacy-po...
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by jeffmould 10y ago
Saw that a while back. It is pretty interesting how off most were. Makes you wonder about all foods.
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by jeffmould 10y ago
The FDA already has some mandates[1]. Using your example, Starbucks falls under those mandates, and if you look at the Starbucks menu at their stores they do contain the calories of the drinks. The real problem is that often times the calor
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by jeffmould 10y ago
Was going to make a similar comment. I don't think it is necessarily MD forms in general, but these examples leave a bad impression. The icons are not aligned and are improperly sized for the form.
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by jeffmould 10y ago
My question is do you have 3000 visitors or 3000 MAU? There is a big difference. With Adsense there are things to consider to increase your revenue, such as who your users are (location and demographic), the type of content on the site, and

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