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joeythibault
17y ago
The approach makes sense, but something about spamming tons of blog owners turns me off. I've used a similar approach, but only with the blogs that I had either made personal contact with previously or that I frequented. On another note, yo
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17y ago
wait...so now there's a popularity contest within my own friend network?
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17y ago
Rackspace cloud has great customer service (they did as Mosso too). We pay about 150 a month for our hosting (4 servers, 2 paid by clients). We're small time, sure, but upgrading/resizing is super easy and we've never experienced any down
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17y ago
Really isn't this the point of Hackernews? to promote and link other sites (even you own) and to enable intelligent discussion? If it wasn't added here I for one wouldn't have learned about it or wegame.com. That being said, I liked the in
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17y ago
It's a sad state when legit businesses get denied yet scammers make it through several "hoops" (getting a certificate/getting a merch account). Try and try again...we worked with RBS world services and they were really helpful in getting t
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17y ago
Agreed. It really depends on your market/product. Though I will say that finding a way to use your product (even if it is simply using your VoIP service at low-volume) will unearth the bugs you might otherwise be missing (but that your cl
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17y ago
Actually, it's not that hard to get a merchant account considering their site is very straight forward. They list their address, the site has a secure cert and numbers to the tech support. It's all the things that companies like Auth.net
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17y ago
Nothing wrong with adding personality to your site. I don't think it will detract or add anything to it, unless you're either a supermodel or the fly.
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17y ago
It's called Eb5 http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f...
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President gets power to shut down the Internet?
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18y ago
I'm sick of April Fool's jokes on the web. I understand the allure, but it's energy mis-allocated. Gmail, autopilot is dumb. And thanks for the spam this morning SlideShare. Jerks. I don't ever, and haven't ever, utilized April Fools to
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Twitter and Wikipedia for Elementary Students
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18y ago
It's an interesting campaign, on a side note: does anyone else think that the new IBMer is a bit from the I'm a Mac/PC playbook? Next we'll have I'm a McDonald/BKer.
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18y ago
It's a shame...nay, crime that most k12 schools block youtube indiscriminately.
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18y ago
I agree, those things are contradictory. I'd go one step further as well. We can't evaluate how well we (US) are at meeting standards if we're not all looking at success as a consistent end product. We just list standards and say, "meet
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18y ago
Isn't it called experience? Honestly, I think the proliferation of certificates and degrees has had a negative affect on the value of higher education, RE: that "marketable degree" you mentioned. Not to mention that some (myself included)
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18y ago
I think this drives an important aspect of growth home: don't over stretch. Their geographic center is probably pretty darn close to the weighted center. They didn't just start and then create stores in every major metropolis overnight. I