jordsmi

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by jordsmi 13y ago
I'm not really sure how good the money is, but I have a friend who recently became an 'expert' on airpair. He said he likes it so far www.airpair.com
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by jordsmi 13y ago
They probably won't do anything about it. Accounts are jacked all the time and they usually don't do anything unless the person was verified.
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by jordsmi 13y ago
If you don't want someone to eventually use the same name as you, you shouldn't use something so generic. I'm sure they weren't the first, and won't be the last, person to use "paper".
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by jordsmi 13y ago
Thanks for this! I will definitely try it out with plex later today.
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by jordsmi 13y ago
I see nothing wrong with the question. I can't stand these people that get up in arms about every little thing that they can.
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by jordsmi 13y ago
Sounds about right.
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by jordsmi 13y ago
I feel like it depends on the niche. IAP is the way to go for games or something with a broad audience that will deal with lots of pirating. If its more for a certain community who will gladly pay for it then I'd go with paid.
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by jordsmi 13y ago
I really would be more careful with this site if I were you. You need to get pictures of the receipt or something, because if not you are just going to get alot of carded giftcards which will just have the money revoked shortly.
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by jordsmi 13y ago
Regardless of if you encrypt it or not, to the school it is still going to be against the rules. You are still sending it to their email, which someone else may have access to. If they have access to the computer they may also have access t
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by jordsmi 13y ago
Yea, this is one way they make money. They charge for retweets but then just delete after everyone sees it.
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by jordsmi 13y ago
The problem here is usually the people doing this are just kids in the "scene". They go after original names on all different mediums like xbox live, twitter, instagram, etc. Usually the accounts sell from $100 up to $1000+, but t
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by jordsmi 13y ago
Security questions don't even help. Some of the support reps from various companies can see your answer and with enough prodding they will just tell you it over the phone.
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by jordsmi 13y ago
This is pretty much how I am too. Everyone that I know who says that sitting on the computer is bad just sits around watching TV. At least I am usually learning/doing something interesting vs watching the latest reality TV.
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by jordsmi 13y ago
Unless you are talking on the actual twitter account about selling it you should be fine. If not I could just make fake email logs and report you.
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by jordsmi 13y ago
It sounds like you are posting things for the wrong reason
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by jordsmi 13y ago
Is it not possible to read wsj articles without logging in?
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by jordsmi 13y ago
I haven't read about this but is it really that big of a deal? Can't he just delete them?
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by jordsmi 13y ago
You defininately need more than 300. Also you need to make sure you have people from different areas. One school may be very facebook heavy while another may mainly use twitter.
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by jordsmi 13y ago
Hasn't linode had multiple hacks, including one recently? I'd stay away from them
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by jordsmi 13y ago
I got so sick of these emails. I just created a filter so that it auto deletes any emails from them
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by jordsmi 13y ago
I'd go with self hosted wordpess(or any other self hosted blog). I don't really see it being professional hosting it on tumblr.
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by jordsmi 13y ago
It really all depends on what you plan on working on. Really I would suggest any of the frameworks over plain PHP... rails, django, etc
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by jordsmi 13y ago
I would love a popup when I start up chrome that gives a prompt with which extensions need updated and if you want to allow it or not.
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by jordsmi 13y ago
You could run dirty extensions on chromebooks from day one.
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by jordsmi 13y ago
Or you can just click "I don't have a mobile phone." and sign up with a security question...