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opal
18y ago
But those names suck.
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opal
18y ago
4.53% is the accepted ISO standard.
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opal
18y ago
Seeing if people are willing to pay for it is still a great metric. But until (if ever) the advertising bubble actually pops, extremely few web products will be best served by freemium. I can count web freemiums that made more money than th
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opal
18y ago
There is always a competitor willing to give more away for free with the bet that they can make up for it once they control the market. This is for the WEB though where cost/user is low and cloning a product is easy. Other platforms are vas
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opal
18y ago
The real genius of bittorrent is how it brings together many people who are interested in sharing the same file all at once so you get great download/upload speeds. This mostly isn't even due to the protocol itself but in the way that torre
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opal
18y ago
Very true. On the web, it's not uncommon for free vs paid users to be 1,000,000 to 1. For desktop apps it may be different, but online, way over-hyped.
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opal
18y ago
No we don't, accurately, and thanks for nothing.
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opal
18y ago
Wow, interesting. The only shortcoming is that you made this all up. People in PLENTY of more evenly paired occupations flirt all day long. If flirting is something a woman hates then go right ahead into programming! You can easily avoid hu
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opal
18y ago
Now lets look at the men's situation.
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opal
18y ago
Just to add, the guys have it far worse in this situation.
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opal
18y ago
Crazy in that it's a big shift. Crazier if it actually happens. I don't see anyone saying that it's a bad idea though.
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opal
18y ago
Will is a strong word for so early.
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opal
18y ago
No time for no return.
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opal
18y ago
January is a heavy vacation month...?
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opal
18y ago
I'm sure that there are some colleges where other factors have greater influence on the behavior of the college. But for the vast majority, all that I've seen, the schools are operated exactly as you say.
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opal
18y ago
I guess he got bored with the pickle slicer.
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opal
18y ago
No. You can compile the vast majority of unix projects on linux and run them with no modifications. Darwinports is ok if you want only the top 1% of popular projects, often several versions behind.
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opal
18y ago
Too bad it's a fake *nix. Not compatible out of the box with 95% of linux applications.
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opal
18y ago
I signed up for a site like this before.... never heard from them again. Good luck making it popular enough to work.
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opal
18y ago
Java's "write once, run everywhere" is a sham. Even within just the mobile targets.
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opal
18y ago
YES.
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opal
18y ago
I'm still stuck on the get hot girl to accompany me step. I hear that's where the expense lies.
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opal
18y ago
> I never even knew! Exactly. And it seems you still don't understand what you missed. The essay probably should have ended there. - Written as another person who also spent countless hours every single day with programming/engineering
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opal
18y ago
Making billions through overdraft fees is the way they innovate. Less work, less risk, and they have no soul anyway.
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opal
18y ago
kills -> restarts? Http can be pretty stateless anyway.