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Animated CAPTCHAs. Is this the next step?(blog.ramanshalupau.com)
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Asking for Salary(ksaitor.github.io)
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by ksaitor 14y ago
Where did you get the stats that majority of successful marketers are not within 18-25 age range?
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by ksaitor 14y ago
yeah! I remember easy cache control was a popular feature. Many people would make sure that all pictures are cached and not reloaded. Especially in times when social networks with tons of photos came along… And this was a typical thing that
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by ksaitor 14y ago
In Belarus (and I think in Russia as well), about 5 years ago, there used to be a promotion from mobile telecom providers, that if you used Opera on your cell-phone (i.e. Symbian, J2ME) you would get a free internet trafic. Ads were aired o
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by ksaitor 14y ago
Wow! Did not know that. Thank you for the link.
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by ksaitor 14y ago
I don't exactly think so. I'm referring to places where people prefer intellectually hard, risky, unethical and damaging work (eg cybercrime) instead of working legally on creating valuable products and companies. I was interested to learn
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by ksaitor 14y ago
Oh yes, yes! Totally agree! In my comment I've been referring to a typical russian mentality. And Russian Jews have a very different mentality, from the one I've been referring to.
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by ksaitor 14y ago
I'd love to learn about examples of particular socio-economic reasons in particular countries for cybercrime being more mature than IT business.
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by ksaitor 14y ago
It has always fascinated me how history, individuals, geography and natural resources influenced people, their mentality in various world regions. While Russia is rich for natural resources (diamonds, gas, oil), just a few people profit fro