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johnward
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I don't think you understand the market he is focused on. Everything you said is counter to that market. You pull .001% out your ass and I'm willing to bet a large portion of this market is reading blog posts. Also, in my opinion of course,
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14y ago
If people think they will get $1000 of value out of it then they will buy it. If you don't think you can get that value then there is no reason you should buy.
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Because I need more ways to waste time. The name fits perfect though :)
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14y ago
It really seems like that is the only way to make significant progress (as far as salary) in your career. You either jump ship or get a competing offer so your current company can match. If I came in with a competing offer that paid me 15-2
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14y ago
This isn't really a framework though. It's more like a boiler plate or template that just gives you a good place to start. Maybe you are boilerplated out...
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14y ago
"bare minimum required to get going with HTML5." Includes GA code? I get the point of the project and I might even use it but I'm not sure GA fits in with the theme of the bare minimum required to create HTML5 docs.
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14y ago
I should have said "big mac meal" which is more like 1350 calories, but still not too much for me to eat in 1 day. I can lose weight at < 2500 calories.
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14y ago
Calories do matter. It just so happens that when we make bad choices of food we take in much larger amounts of calories. Sure you can say certain macronutrients are better for building muscle/losing fat but in the end a caloric deficit will
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14y ago
Have you seen the price on a cinema/thunderbolt display? No way a tv would go that cheap if they make one. Also, does anyone actually use Siri? Like daily. I used it ones or twice when it was new and cool but screaming at devices is not s
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14y ago
I don't the the answer to your question, but here is a pretty crappy graphic of some gaming networks I have bought traffic r Here are a couple bookmarks I had that might work: http://cpmstar.com/ http://www.ad4game.com/ http://www.e
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14y ago
Alcohol doesn't directly affect people standing by. Smoke does.
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14y ago
UX hipsters I tell ya!
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14y ago
Hehe maybe your friend and I are at the same place. I feel the same way...
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14y ago
I'm not experienced with NoSQL but the name has confused me ever since I've read about it. I believe it stands for "Not only SQL" but the abbreviation really seems to hint that it abandons all SQL.
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14y ago
"As far as the PC OEMs are concerned, killing off the PC upgrade market would be a good thing because it would push people to buy new PCs rather than upgrade their existing hardware. The PC industry is currently stagnant, partly because con
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14y ago
MacBook Air is only like $100 for the same specs.
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14y ago
The price is crazy. I know this one has less ram but it also includes a Windows license in the cost: http://store.vizio.com/ct15a5.html *edit: plus the vizio TVs are really nice.
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14y ago
They have to be building in a couple hundred dollars for especially driver support because I can't see how this is $1500 without the OS license costs. I think I would still rather go with a MacBook Air.
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14y ago
I always hear this comment yet I can still not get wifi to work on an early 2000's HP laptop with ubuntu. I pretty much just gave up this point
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The author seems to think that there has been "no innovation" in the digital advertising space in 18 years. I'm not so sure I agree with that. I think we've seen numerous innovations. I mean Google built a business around the innovation tha
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14y ago
I worked for a competitor and I was shocked at the price autonomy got and then disappointed a bit when my company was acquired. Now it seems like HP didn't really do their homework on this deal.
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14y ago
I'm pretty sure it's their own money.