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by larrys 11y ago
To get past the paywall just google "Twitter Shares Slide on Revenue Concerns"
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Twitter Shares Slide on Revenue Concerns(wsj.com)
2 points by larrys 11y ago|7 comments
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The $24B Data Business That Telcos Don't Want to Talk About(adage.com)
314 points by larrys 11y ago|170 comments
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by larrys 11y ago
"Finding a warm body to drag a tepid rag around your countertop is easy" Back in the day I had a cleaning service that I trusted and used regularly put a wet rag on top of a CSU/DSU [1]. Not something that I ever thought coul
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by larrys 11y ago
The irony of an article from 1974 with a link bait title in a Medical Journal ! If one of the other names was in the title I would never have scanned this article.
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The $24B Data Business That Telcos Don't Want to Talk About(adage.com)
3 points by larrys 11y ago|0 comments
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by larrys 11y ago
Interesting thought. [1] Probably doesn't fill the letter of the law. Otoh that is what I would call "a leg to stand on". That is it gives some wiggle room and reasonable doubt that you weren't following the law. Would d
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Recording Phone Calls and Conversations(dmlp.org)
1 points by larrys 11y ago|0 comments
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by larrys 11y ago
What matters is the state that you are making the recording in. So if your state is a one party consent state and you are one of the parties it doesn't matter what the rules in the other state are. Now what could get interesting is if
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by larrys 11y ago
You are getting downvoted for what you said (as of now anyway) however I have gotten press in the WSJ by sending them clippings that appeared in the local paper. This was after they had no interest in the story initially. In other words see
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by larrys 11y ago
"and was recently ported over to Medium" Wouldn't it have made sense to update it prior to porting to Medium then?
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by larrys 11y ago
"Your first message to a reporter shouldn't be about you. It should be about them. People approach PR way to late in the game, when they have a launch they need coverage for. If you're smart, you'll start much earlier, w
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by larrys 11y ago
It would seem that if this becomes a trend that delivery companies would need and be in their right to assess a charge to any packages destined for certain residential addresses (they already do charge more at least at retail for residenti
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Big Landlord Blocks Deliveries After Deluge of Packages(wsj.com)
8 points by larrys 11y ago|3 comments
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by larrys 11y ago
The more important reason why Carney is being used is that he is trusted by journalists and/or has had an important job and reputation that preceded him. As such he will be given certain leeway and the benefit of the doubt that won&#x2
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by larrys 11y ago
"If a former Apple executive who works down the road from Theranos can't get a reasonable response, makes me wonder if Theranos ever addressed customer/client concerns?" A few possibilities (in all fairness to Theranos)
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by larrys 11y ago
Edit: They said they checked the spam lists but the ones that I've listed below may be helpful to others. OP might have had an IP previously used by spammers or in a spam block. (See edit). Important to check the IP before using it if
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by larrys 11y ago
These comments I've reproduced below make me wonder again at what point will YC have their hands in to many pots and risk straying from the original formula which has worked so well. There is of course a need to evolve, change and add
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by larrys 11y ago
Obviously building a subway is not just having the money to build the subway. Anywhere. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Avenue_Subway
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by larrys 11y ago
"Four-year-old DigitalOcean now has more host computers in its cloud (almost 200,000) than any other company but Amazon (which has about twice that), says researcher Netcraft." I am not seeing how netcraft can distinguish between
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by larrys 11y ago
Exactly. The title "How to Download a List of All Registered Domain Names" is not correct. For example in .com .net if a registrar puts a domain "on hold" that pulls it from the zone file. As such it will not appear in a
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The Personal Airplane Is Taking Off(wsj.com)
38 points by larrys 11y ago|21 comments
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by larrys 11y ago
Do you mean "badge of honor" or do you really mean "creates some kind of halo and make you seem to be 'a player'"?. I think (and I don't live in the valley although I did work there for a short time) there
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We Are Not “Legends”(domaininvesting.com)
1 points by larrys 11y ago|0 comments
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by larrys 11y ago
1)I made a comment elsewhere that I felt that YC (and you in particular) had it's hands in to many pots and appeared to be doing to many things. With all of the things that you are doing (yc research just added for example) how do you
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by larrys 11y ago
I guess that doesn't make sense to me. I thought one of the bedrock principles of these types of services was a situation where you knew a bit about the person (reputation) that you were transporting. Additionaly, nothing is to prevent
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by larrys 11y ago
Is there anything in particular that makes handicap laws any different than, say, speeding or breaking any other law that won't land you in jail? People break speeding laws every day because a) they can and b) they feel they have a rea
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by larrys 11y ago
What would prevent you from just giving him some cash out of your physical wallet? In general you are getting a ride from someone. Other than the fact that with legacy taxis you tip, (just like at a restaurant) where it doesn't really
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by larrys 11y ago
Well the parent comment doesn't say how many handicap spots were open. Giving Jobs the benefit of the doubt, he may have seen a pattern where there were always multiple spots available. And the spot locations don't come down from
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by larrys 11y ago
What's interesting is that they don't mention this on the marketing page for snowball. As in "also if you want you can mail your own harddrive, see this page for details". While most would think "why rain on the par

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