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nhangen
15y ago
My point is that a fake pair of Levis being sold online isn't going to harm anyone aside from the people foolish enough to buy them from the wrong source.
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nhangen
15y ago
Let us be clear—online piracy is a real problem that harms the American economy I don't believe this. provides prosecutors and rights holders new legal tools to combat online piracy originating beyond U.S. borders Here we go being polic
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nhangen
15y ago
So they didn't buy SG to get the founders, and aren't going to use the tech, so all that's left is customers, which they're not going to keep using a transition strategy like this. I don't get it...
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nhangen
15y ago
Welcome to software. If it isn't changing, it's probably been abandoned.
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nhangen
15y ago
The post was downvoted to the max, so apparently I'm not the only one that feels this way. Furthermore, I believe you are wrong on both statements you present as fact in your own statement.
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nhangen
15y ago
What a horrible video.
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nhangen
15y ago
has nothing to do with SOPA
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nhangen
15y ago
St. Petersburg, FL - Paradise Advertising http://paradiseadvertising.com (don't worry, one of your projects will be to help me build a new rocking website) On site with possibility of remote days. We're looking for an entry-level - jr sof
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nhangen
15y ago
Also missing detail on the program itself.
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nhangen
15y ago
Thanks for that. Looks like I'll have to wait to use it - they've rescinded the fee.
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nhangen
15y ago
I want to see more research on this topic. If this is true, I'm happy to do it. I pay every month online via credit card, which was a PitA as it was...this is flat out silly.
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nhangen
15y ago
Two reasons I don't hit the theaters as much: 1. Quality Very rarely do they release a movie I feel is a must see. MI:4 was probably the most recent, but it's still not Batman or Avatar. 2. People As others have said, the amount of texting,
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nhangen
15y ago
Former Soldier, the type that would have purchased things from sites like this before venturing overseas, and I'm highly annoyed by the childish nature of this hack. Some of these products keep people alive, and it's juvenile to blame Speci
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nhangen
15y ago
I've read some case studies wherein most people that were successful had to do a majority of the promotion themselves, at least early on. I think this is probably more true now than when Kickstarter was new and the story was fresh. I only k
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nhangen
15y ago
We're building a WordPress plugin that allows individuals to crowdfund for their own projects - http://ignitiondeck.com We're still in beta, so the software is not perfect, but it's off to a good start. We've had a LOT of people ask us to
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nhangen
15y ago
Yes, shut down one and ended up with another I'm quite pleased with. Though, there's nothing like customer service emails on Christmas Eve.
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nhangen
15y ago
I honestly cannot understand why, in this day and age, smart people still buy domains via GoDaddy. There are so many options, all of which are more simplistic and just as inexpensive.
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nhangen
15y ago
It really depends on proficiency doesn't it?
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nhangen
15y ago
All I'm saying is that the proof is in the pudding, and I find it odd that 25% of the people that had posted upon first read felt they could claim this status. I believe it can be achieved, but the numbers seem very skewed here. Anyway, I'm
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nhangen
15y ago
Amazing how many people are tooting their own horns in here. IMO, if you are one, you don't claim it, people know by looking at your work. But anyway... This has been my problem breaking into the industry. A few years ago I didn't understan
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nhangen
15y ago
FWIW, I hate the new design and feel like it's a major step backwards, both from a design standpoint and from a usability standpoint. The bigger question I'd like to see answered is what's the story with the board shakeup?
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nhangen
15y ago
Definitely not cheap, but still pretty cool. I like that, thanks. I had been looking at stuff like this: http://www.scientificsonline.com/robotics/intermediate-robot... but it seems so generic.
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nhangen
15y ago
I think the point is that you can't claim to re-define something until you've actually done it.
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nhangen
15y ago
This is why I found my own companies instead of joining startups. I don't mind financial or business risk, but I do mind risking my time on behalf of someone else. I think it's reasonable for a startup founder to get rich off of the efforts
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nhangen
15y ago
I email every single customer within 24-48 hours of purchase and try to engage in similar conversation. I've learned quite a bit about our audience, our product, and our product expectations as a result of that. I'm not sure adding features
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nhangen
15y ago
This should be changed to "Don't Entrust Your Entire Business to Incompetent Programmers and Criminals." The about page doesn't even work...what is this "campaign" designed to do? This is like saying not to drive because sometimes people ge
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nhangen
15y ago
This is the problem I've had with job listings in the startup world. I'm a jr level web developer, self-taught in the past year, that can't seem to find a single job listing that isn't asking for a ninja, rockstar, guru, or dragon slayer. W
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nhangen
15y ago
Very chilling read.
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nhangen
15y ago
That's what we're working on (baby photos) with Babysteps. We have a basic prototype in the app store, but that's the easy part. The API is the hard part, but almost ready.
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