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by nhebb 17y ago
I remember several years ago when 37 Signals abruptly changed their web site, The issue came up in their blog comments and was covered by Copyblogger here: http://www.copyblogger.com/the-37-signals-approach-to-copywr... Bottom line: 37 Si
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by nhebb 17y ago
Because no one wants to get sued by their breakfast sausage.
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by nhebb 17y ago
The writer states: book publishing is notoriously, uniquely unprofitable, within the media world Is he kidding? Macmillan occupies the famous Flatiron Building on Fifth Ave. in Manhattan. (It's the narrow triangular building shown in a lo
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by nhebb 17y ago
Thoora is impressive. I'd never seen it before. But I still have to wonder about the business side of operations, i.e., where the revenue comes from.
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by nhebb 17y ago
To be honest, I don't understand the market behind real time search. If you are searching for something that is in the now, you'd probably want to go directly to the link and would be less likely to click an ad - far less likely than normal
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by nhebb 17y ago
It's funny to see that his address was in the Gates building. I'm sure it's old news to Stanford alum, but I love the irony.
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by nhebb 17y ago
> it might be a good idea to bring some game along Like a wild boar or some venison? Really? Do chicks dig that? Seriously, though, it depends if you're talking marriage or sex. Most guys will use any tactic for sex. I've never used one
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by nhebb 17y ago
If you're single, you could reverse engineer this to have a higher chance of getting a date. Look for attractive girls who have pictures with all the attributes that get poor responses, and it should lead to less competition and better odds
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by nhebb 17y ago
He's a little late to the party, but since he's tweeting for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, I'll cut him some slack.
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by nhebb 17y ago
I think this is just for personal use. If you want to use Amazon as a payment processor through your website, you probably need to use a business-class service like the Amazon Flexible Payments Service listed here: https://payments.amazon.
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by nhebb 17y ago
I thought the entire book could have been written in less than 10 pages. For years I worked as a manufacturing engineer, so documenting your processes is kind of second nature to me. On the other hand, I hated bureaucratic systems like ISO
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by nhebb 17y ago
This brings to mind PG's submarine article. I wouldn't be surprised if this article wasn't the brain child of a PR firm working for Tesla Motors.
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by nhebb 17y ago
If a law is too complex to be understood by the majority of people, then that is a form of injustice.
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by nhebb 17y ago
If I were a cynical <insert_competitor> fanboy, I would speculate that they just make up humorous bugs so they can pretend to provide customer service.
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by nhebb 17y ago
The problem with these stories is that the millions of PayPal users who have never had a problem aren't heard from, so there is no sense of perspective or balance. That said, I have a low trust tolerance of payment processors, so I (1) have
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by nhebb 17y ago
I was thinking of store window displays.
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by nhebb 17y ago
Decreased readability is a subtle byproduct of the increasing number of monitors, as well. I have three monitors, and because of how they're arranged, the distance from my chair to the monitors is 3-4" back from where my single monitor used
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by nhebb 17y ago
I'm the same way. As a student, a trick I used was to explain the material to an imaginary person in plain English(+). The process of formulating the explanation in your head does a lot to cement your understanding of a subject. (+) In my h
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by nhebb 17y ago
They were sued by a company that uses Clippy in their screenshot?!? http://www.i4i.com/x4o.htm