joshjdr

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   by joshjdr 12y ago

   It sounds like you had a crappy experience. That is understandable. But as soon as he cooperated it did transfer quickly. It was just lazy of him to take that long to pull the trigger. Does that mean the system is actually broken? A b
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   Tech firms to fund open source projects following Heartbleed crisis(telegraph.co.uk)

   2 points by joshjdr 12y ago|0 comments
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   Eyes in the Aisles: Why Is Cap’N Crunch Looking Down at My Child?(papers.ssrn.com)

   2 points by joshjdr 13y ago|1 comments
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   by joshjdr 13y ago

   Nothing to argue with there. I was primarily pointing out that this company is addressing a problem that doesn't really exist in the first place. Financing for consumer purchases is readily available, and if you have bad credit you p
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   by joshjdr 13y ago

   Why not just use a credit card if you want to pay over time?
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   by joshjdr 13y ago

   In some respects it's Google's model too. They gave away Google Apps free to small businesses for years as they pursued Microsoft's Exchange Server market. At first Google Apps was free for up to 100 users, then 50, then 10
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   You Can Finally Buy That Flying Fire-Breathing RC Dragon (For $60,000)(gizmodo.com)

   1 points by joshjdr 13y ago|0 comments
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   by joshjdr 13y ago

   It does seem surprising that they list $150k / yr- obviously this not typical SMB pricing or anything mass market. Although it is not new- definitely seen it before (sorry I can't reference). I think your funny point raises a good