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by ohashi 14y ago
It would be funnier if it wasn't so sad and pathetic.
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by ohashi 14y ago
For Samsung.
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by ohashi 14y ago
I bought an EEE pc when they first came out and it had a 4GB SSD. I thought, no way would I fill that 4GB for this little thing. That lasted about a month. I had to put in the largest SD card I could find/afford (16gb?) to actually save al
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by ohashi 14y ago
Thank you for the ideas. I have added them to the feature list. I will see what we can come up with based on your suggestions. The difference between vps/dedicated/cloud is really hard to recommend these days. It's also getting all mixed up
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by ohashi 14y ago
The change (as far as my understanding goes) is it requires authenticated requests. I don't think it should be an issue, it just means doing everything with Oauth.
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by ohashi 14y ago
Right now it's very US centric. As far as covering other countries, possibly on other english speaking countries like the UK. I am not sure I am ready to expand into analyzing other languages, so that would be a major issue for expanding to
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by ohashi 14y ago
That's a fair criticism and concern. From what I observed most companies are interacting on Twitter and some do it better than others. Do you have any ideas on how to improve the system? I know my way isn't perfect and I am always looking
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by ohashi 14y ago
You're absolutely right. Honestly, the hosting recommendation tool is designed more for people that don't know anything about hosting right now. Making good suggestions for developers is hard. It's one of the things that definitely needs im
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by ohashi 14y ago
Honestly, like SEO, it will be a game of cat and mouse. It's pretty easy to see big changes if a company gets a lot of tweets. Then it becomes an investigative matter and figuring out how to find real vs fake. It's not perfect, it never wil
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by ohashi 14y ago
That is deeply disturbing. Is it showing up as new or does one have to go back and find them in the timeline when they were sent?
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by ohashi 14y ago
This has happened before. RegisterFly went under. Another registrar (I think it was godaddy) took over their customers under the auspices of icann.
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by ohashi 14y ago
Checkout http://codenow.org (Ryan@CodeNow.org) I believe they are doing this exact thing. If you have any trouble reaching them let me know, they are in my coworking space and I will help get you in contact (details in my profile).
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by ohashi 14y ago
If we're going to have a serious discussion, let's not put quotes around things and have different interpretations. Let's state exactly what we mean and talk about it.
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by ohashi 14y ago
I agree with you wholeheartedly. I get excited when companies I actually care about give me something. This just feels dirty. It doesn't even look like a choice of what company's tshirt. YC has what, 500+ companies? It seems silly to just
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by ohashi 14y ago
What happens when someone buys one in the real dns and someone else is using it in your parallel dns? Who really owns it?
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by ohashi 14y ago
ms08-067 you could simply attack the host and root it though. This requires you get them to click a link and assume they are using a vulnerable browser.
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by ohashi 14y ago
What do you see as the primary goal of the news feed?
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by ohashi 14y ago
You are simply ignoring reality. It's not a matter of twisting anything. "The price of a commodity when sold in a given market." There are two markets. There is a primary (unregistered) and a secondary (registered) market. This is a fact.
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by ohashi 14y ago
Because he's replacing someone who built the value of the company to obscene levels through showmanship (among other things)? There is a direct comparison, they have the same job at the same company.
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by ohashi 14y ago
I think it has to stick with the audience. Making a broad assumption, but SU users are bored and looking for something to entertain them. Generally, an ecommerce store isn't entertaining (although there could be exceptions if it were targe
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by ohashi 14y ago
Re-reading Catch 22. I just finished The Geography of Bliss which was pretty interesting and a very fun read. I like to keep a list of books I enjoyed too ( http://kevinohashi.com/books if you're curious)
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by ohashi 14y ago
So you DO understand location/area and how they are correlated to value. Thus, you must recognize some names ARE better than others and are worth more. Therefore, the market price ISN'T $10, you are simply lying through your teeth to get w
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by ohashi 14y ago
There is this nice empty plot of land without a house on it. I should be able to pay next to nothing for it because nobody is using it. Forget everyone else who might have been interested in the past. Forget the current owner who bought i
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by ohashi 14y ago
How I made my living has no relevance to the stupidity of your statement that you are somehow entitled to something you never owned or had any right to. There are a lot of legitimate arguments but yours isn't one.
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by ohashi 14y ago
I made a living from buying/selling domain names. I don't have qualms about paying money for a better brand name for my businesses. I don't have a problem with buying low and selling high. I don't think the world owes me anything and I c
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by ohashi 14y ago
Interesting choice of words - 'held hostage' - as if you have some prior right to it and it was taken from you. That's a pretty self centered world you're living in.
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by ohashi 14y ago
I think this is the most relevant advice here. I've been buying/selling domains for about a decade now. Leaving it up for sale on sedo and also listing the domain for sale on the site itself are two ways people generally sell names. Ther
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by ohashi 14y ago
http://imgur.com/a/YA4BI Source: http://www.reddit.com/r/startups/comments/o8gw9/30_pricing_p...
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by ohashi 14y ago
Reminds me of this: "The underlying thesis behind Andreessen Horowitz’s investing strategy is that in any given year only 15 companies will make up more than 90 percent of the returns. So it pays to get into those companies at almost any pr

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