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by nobody_nowhere 13y ago
If you read the doc, it says also that domestic communication "reasonably believed to contain evidence of a crime... may be disseminated to Federal Law Enforcement authorities".
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Global Market Share of PC Platforms by OS Shipments, 1975-2012(imgur.com)
1 points by nobody_nowhere 13y ago|0 comments
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What online ads really cost(digiday.com)
2 points by nobody_nowhere 14y ago|0 comments
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by nobody_nowhere 14y ago
The thing I like about enterprise software and selling to enterprises is that you can build big, sticky revenue flows. You're usually dealing with pretty meaty technical and organizational problems, which can be fun. And in the right circu
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by nobody_nowhere 14y ago
Did you evaluate any other competitive platforms?
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by nobody_nowhere 14y ago
Anyone have examples of a well-known, successful company which is fully virtual like this?
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by nobody_nowhere 14y ago
I don't see 139 when I navigate the mincraftforum.net directly, but when you have 8 ad units on a page, plus site analytics and a sharing toolbar or two the 37 that I see is about what i'd expect. One thing that could be happening to drive
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by nobody_nowhere 14y ago
Unlikely. They know all about this already. I'd recommend contacting your member of congress. Also, it's the FCC, not the FTC, who regulates phone companies. I'm familiar with the targeting technology that's being rolled out and the people/
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by nobody_nowhere 14y ago
Congrats on coming up with a really clever way to approach crowdsourcing!
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by nobody_nowhere 14y ago
Yeah, I remember seeing them a few years ago flying to/from mexico. Is this weird government propaganda, horrible reporting or both?
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by nobody_nowhere 14y ago
What ever happened to Onyx, btw?
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by nobody_nowhere 14y ago
Sure! 36 months to deadpool. I'd do $200 to NGLTF.
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by nobody_nowhere 14y ago
can i short this company?
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by nobody_nowhere 14y ago
At last! Something that comes close to explaining the "seeing around a corner in a scanned picture" scene in Blade Runner...
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by nobody_nowhere 14y ago
Interesting that the article skirts the two biggest difference between the platforms -- user experience and the app/entertainment ecosystem. I mean, without starting a flame war, I think everyone can agree that there are big differences in
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by nobody_nowhere 14y ago
Mine do. They know we're doing complex, cutting-edge work and appreciate what's involved. They have a tolerance for problems and understand that their other alternatives have drawbacks, occasional failures and limitations as well. They ap
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by nobody_nowhere 14y ago
In 2006 facebook was already more than 150 people from what i can tell... square pushed through that boundary much more recently -- that's the really painful bit
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by nobody_nowhere 14y ago
>Weinberg says that his for-profit company earned around $115,000 in revenue in 2011 Ouch. I'd call that a for-loss company, not a for-profit company.
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by nobody_nowhere 14y ago
Is [rapidly growing and successful startup x] a pleasant place to work? FUCK NO You're growing fast. Everyone's overwhelmed and strained to their limits. People get bitchy and burn out. Systems fail. Corners are cut. Employees do the ma
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by nobody_nowhere 14y ago
If I were FB, my retort to google would be "people just use you for navigation". Google doesn't do much for you to generate new consumer interest and awareness of your product -- that's a key marketing problem.
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by nobody_nowhere 14y ago
One thing which this (and a lot of boarding systems) ignore is that high-revenue customers for airlines demand preferential treatment If I'm a frequent flyer, regardless of whether i'm sitting in coach or first class, i'm going to expect to
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Big Data, Small Decisions(forbes.com)
1 points by nobody_nowhere 15y ago|0 comments
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by nobody_nowhere 15y ago
A, b, and c are all consistently true in enterprise software which sells for above $10k/mo.
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by nobody_nowhere 15y ago
In case anyone is curious, a couple of the key use cases for the tracking pixels are: 1. Tracking ad frequency and performance (e..g, did you buy something after you saw an ad; don't show you more than X ads for a given product) 2. ID synch
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by nobody_nowhere 15y ago
Safari does this already, I believe. Certainly on iphone, not sure about on mac.
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by nobody_nowhere 15y ago
It's likely not a profitable ad at all -- that's a google "house" ad for a google product, which means they have nothing paid to show.
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by nobody_nowhere 15y ago
The problem with that analogy is that 90%+ of the farmers are growing coca or poppies today. Without a viable alternative "crop" or payment mechanism on the open web, I think the net effect will be to drive all of the content which adverti
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by nobody_nowhere 15y ago
Why blame google? The problems here are: 1) the publisher has chosen to embed ad tags within editorial content; 2) the editorial content is so worthless that google can only show a house ad.
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What makes the Boston startup scene special(bostonvcblog.typepad.com)
2 points by nobody_nowhere 15y ago|0 comments
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How digital ads are sold: box seats, rooftop parties, and ski trips to Utah(digiday.com)
1 points by nobody_nowhere 15y ago|0 comments

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