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by jemka 15y ago
>You may be skilled at your trade, but from the sounds of it, many of you are absolutely horrible at dealing with customers I don't think a lot of freelancers realize the importance of sales/marketing/customer service. They are more tha
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by jemka 15y ago
I spent a good 15 seconds trying to find the input box to type my fictional website name. You might want to make that more obvious.
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by jemka 15y ago
Ah, that makes sense. But I wouldn't call it a lazy solution. You're doing more work. Edit CSS once vs space & new line every paragraph every post. To each his own.
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by jemka 15y ago
OP probably uses a standalone program (like MS Word) to author articles, then copies them over to the web CMS which picks up some of the formatting. EDIT: Damn HN, easy on the down votes. Didn't realize you had to be "right" in order to hav
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by jemka 15y ago
>you aren't guilty of a crime unless you know that the goods actually are stolen. Unless you're in a jurisdiction where the knowledge element can be satisfied by whether a reasonable person would suspect that the property was stolen. In
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by jemka 15y ago
That example doesn't really apply since the law is explicit about stolen property, which this case has nothing to do with.
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by jemka 15y ago
Your "about" page has a spelling error on the right column "About Me" block. "I slowly thought myself how to" should be "I slowly taught myself how to"
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by jemka 15y ago
Only after testing to determine the issue. Perhaps the other 95% don't know how to use it, how useful it is, or even what it is. If the issue is truly usefulness, and keeping/maintaining the feature could negatively impact the majority of n
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by jemka 15y ago
"intercepted" isn't any better.
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by jemka 15y ago
Awesome, thanks! how did you accomplish that btw?
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by jemka 15y ago
Did you try? It's not displaying any more than 2 pages for me.
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by jemka 15y ago
Signal to noise ratio makes these sites hard to take seriously or to put in any time to read through the submissions.
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by jemka 15y ago
Attitudes like that exacerbate the problem. It would have been "neat" if somehow Mr. Gundotra's involvement was prompted early on. Perhaps by a chance meeting at a conference and he overheard Dylan's issue and took it upon himself to look i
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by jemka 15y ago
I found myself making decisions based on things other than attractiveness alone. This might be better done w/ unknown stock photos. But I realize it's really just an exercise in programming.
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by jemka 15y ago
when web startups decide they need to build a product in a hurry, MySQL is natural choice. But then they hit that hockey-stick-like growth rate like Facebook did An awesome problem I'm still waiting to have.
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by jemka 15y ago
There is a law of diminished returns at some point in scaling websites. A while ago Reddit hit a scale where a move to Amazon's services seemed like the right thing to do. At that time the argument was solid. Since then the site has outgrow
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by jemka 15y ago
If you know of any specifically, would you mind submitting them here? http://discountwithcash.com/app/node/add/business Thanks!
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by jemka 15y ago
I was expecting to read about the owners of each site getting personal, but it's just their respective users offending each other.
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by jemka 15y ago
Still works for me. I signed in twitter on chrome incognito window to verify.
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by jemka 16y ago
I'm getting a "504 Gateway Time-out". You must be attracting a lot of HN'ers.
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by jemka 16y ago
>What is wrong with Google Apps? $50 per user per year with SLA The article isn't a plea to pay for gmail, which you probably inferred from reading the title or first paragraph.
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by jemka 16y ago
How long (time period) do you run your A/B tests?
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by jemka 16y ago
It's ok, I understand the frustration as I too am someone that has struggled with this and wished OP would have included said details. Looking forward to his detailed write-up.
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by jemka 16y ago
Logic rarely enters into these types of decisions. The short answer is, citizens don't have good enough lobbyists.
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by jemka 16y ago
"We" refers to those perpetuating & supporting this vigilantism.
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by jemka 16y ago
The fact that this post, along with many others, exists is proof.
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by jemka 16y ago
So we expect our legal system to work one way, but don't practice what we preach? We're hypocrites.
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by jemka 16y ago
Innocent until proven guilty, no?
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by jemka 16y ago
Spam is a numbers game. If you make it harder for spam messages to be sent out, spammers 1. send less spam by default 2. increase hardware. (realize 2 can also include increase cost if not using a "free" bot-net) If all SMTP servers were re
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by jemka 16y ago
I never understood why email servers never adopted something like the 3-way-handshake, which ultimately would increase the bandwidth and processing power required per email. It would theoretically make bot-nets easier to find and protect ag

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