johnl

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by johnl 17y ago
I've noticed the same problem, on some searches the entire first page is pure junk. Bet 80% of internet users don't know the difference. Maybe a power users mode that drops those from the search results would work.
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by johnl 17y ago
I don't think they need better information, just a collection place that adds up the red flags and spits out a security risk level. Cross referencing the different sources of information should do it. Create a central database. It also ma
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by johnl 17y ago
For non technical easy reads you might try: River of America Books (History of specific Rivers)------ American Trails Series (History of specific Trails)------ Great Game - Peter Hopkirk------ Black Lamb & Gray Falcon - Rebecca West -
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by johnl 17y ago
Was going to suggest a feedback/comment section but I see you already have it. An excellent way of getting responses from the end user.
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by johnl 17y ago
Yep, good place to start if you want to research the subject further, lots of avenues to take all in one spot.
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by johnl 17y ago
I would have liked the article to go into more depth about his rejections and if he used the rejection feedback to change his marketing strategy. My guess is when things start heading downhill it all turns into personal problems so I would
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by johnl 17y ago
If I like the people I am working around then most of that stuff is nice but not necessary, except maybe for the back and the chair thing. I would add a quick commute in the first list and a work at home option.
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by johnl 17y ago
High security, little bother, totally worthless. Pick another country that doesn't have the services or pick a different target that is as spectacular and your security becomes worthless. Put in place a consistent security system that is c
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by johnl 17y ago
Random usually ends up being discrimination so I would go with a set of more stable rules that apply to everyone.
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by johnl 17y ago
Sounds like this means you can get successful by failing? OK by me.
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by johnl 17y ago
I would say failed bureaucracy, not failed state.
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by johnl 17y ago
Using a API means you are working for whomever is on the other side. Ebay ran with the store concept and profited by it. YouTube should create a store "model" to license to share profits from use of any API. Large companies usually cut thei
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by johnl 17y ago
If I want to get myself up to speed on an issue, idea, or problem I examine the issue from as many angles as possible, then start narrowing my focus. Some of my "first round" selections taken out of context might look pretty bad but give me
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by johnl 17y ago
Sounds sort of like any business deal where you have to sell yourself as part of the transaction. Coming in with a better attitude might help, Think of the process as a non contact boxing match instead of a show and tell.
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by johnl 17y ago
What makes the Ponzi scheme work is strong property rights supported by a large middle class.
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by johnl 17y ago
Good question. You would think that competition and ease of entry would bring down the price of content on a particular subject down to a format level. sort of a Moore's Law of ebooks. First one in makes out good but not si good over any le
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by johnl 17y ago
Sources of income are ad revenue and niche market consumer sales it looks like. No surprises.
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by johnl 17y ago
Yes, seems a bit one sided, Google should be able handle technology advances fast and cheaper than the government. Security, access issues etc, should be spec'ed like everything else in the government.
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by johnl 17y ago
Economist Businessweek Fortune Wired Business 2.0 Inc Fast Company Scientific American SFO Golf magazine Golf Digest Technology Review Ranked in no order.
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by johnl 17y ago
Sounds like the article reinforces the same checks and balances that the U.S. government is based upon, why the supreme court has all those judges and terms of elected officials are staggered. The founders force themselves to seek the middl
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by johnl 17y ago
I agree, sounds scary.
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by johnl 17y ago
That why it's a good thing to get rid of the founder when the company gets to a certain point some times. Broussard was never really running a business. It may have been a lot of fun, but never really a business.
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by johnl 17y ago
If you are going to see grandparents this holiday, a good discussion might be to ask them about their sugar consumption, prevalent health problems now and then, and compare those to your own. Bet there is a big difference.
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by johnl 17y ago
I knew we sprayed bananas and tomatoes to ripen during transit to market but never figured plants used the same technique to delay a process (spraying the ground with an oil) to retard seed germination until it rains. Pretty neat if I rea
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by johnl 17y ago
That's my guess also, cut refined sugar from your diet any way you can to reduce chances of type 2 diabetes.
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by johnl 17y ago
The manager should stay, explain why he is staying, announce specific hours he will pop in for updates (he may have to report to others too), stay out of the coders way, don't make additional distractions, and order dinner.
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by johnl 17y ago
Doesn't sound good at first glance. In defense of their actions is that by studying different groups (and I mean that in the mathematical sense) you will make whatever you are looking for stand out much clearer. Creating patterns of each gr
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by johnl 17y ago
Part of the problem is that Facebook isn't really a brand yet. They are still trying to define how the site is going to make money. Dragging the customer kicking and screaming usually doesn't do it. Sounds like those guys should lear
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by johnl 17y ago
Good analysis. I think they should qualify it by content. A non-ad-driven site like "donate" should have the button on the top and the supporting argument below. A ad-driven site like the file sharing sites should have the button on the
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by johnl 17y ago
I think the article misses the point. Drunk drivers kill other people. Drunk walkers kill only themselves.

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