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by pinksoda 16y ago
I've explained this to my some of my friends before and they are always shocked. Programmers seem to be the only ones who know 'delete' doesn't really mean it is gone forever. Even if Facebook really did a hard-delete on the data, there cou
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by pinksoda 16y ago
For sites that have a lot of content, you can just do a fluid layout that looks good at any resolution. Keep in mind, it won't look good at higher resolutions if there is too much open space. I have a few sites that look great on everything
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by pinksoda 16y ago
To each their own. Use something else if you want, but there's millions of people who don't want PHP to die.
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by pinksoda 16y ago
140 is the limit for tweets so that they can fit your username.
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by pinksoda 16y ago
I saw the name Dave McClure and put on my sun glasses before clicking play. Totally necessary.
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by pinksoda 16y ago
yum install ImageMagick.i386 yum install ImageMagick-devel.i386 pecl install imagick echo "extension=imagick.so" > /etc/php.d/imagick.ini service httpd restart
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by pinksoda 16y ago
If you comply with state, federal and any other involved regulatory agency then you'll be fine. Payment systems can have a huge impact on the entire economy, create new businesses, and drive existing business growth.
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by pinksoda 16y ago
The banks only want to drop you if you're attracting too many charge-backs, fraud, or money laundering. If you have a good system in place to minimize these problems, they will gladly take their processing fee from each and every transactio
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by pinksoda 16y ago
- Wire transfer the money out. - ACH transfer the money out. - Create checks using the account info, send it to a sucker on Craigslist who then deposits it and sends most of it back to you through Western Union, Money Gram, etc. - Open cred
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by pinksoda 16y ago
There is still room for quality payment services like this. In particular, high-risk and micro-payments, would be great niches to get into. The primary problem is that to do this right, you will need to spend a lot on legal fees or find a l
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by pinksoda 16y ago
- Popup/Popunder ad revenue - Sell infected users software to remove it. - Replace links with affiliate links. - Redirect websites/searches to other sites. - Steal your data and sell it. - Turn your computer into a zombie (botnet), at which
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by pinksoda 16y ago
It has intermittent latency too. The new "like" button doesn't work right on FireFox either.
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by pinksoda 16y ago
FIOS offers up to 50Mbps now in the US. Several Asian countries have had 50-100Mbps for years.
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by pinksoda 16y ago
SSH
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by pinksoda 16y ago
It has to be a number that works for social butterflies too. "Crushing" means something different to everyone; friendship, dating, hookup, marriage, etc. People also change their 'crushes' at different rates depending on their lifestyle and
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by pinksoda 16y ago
The 4 options deter this. You can crush 20 people to see if it sticks, but there's no guarantee you are ever even told. There is also a delay in the crushing so you don't know how often we look for mutual crushes so you never know when to c
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by pinksoda 16y ago
It's interesting because when two people have a mutual crush, and you are told of the crush, you won't know if they were told unless they mention it. So you have a confirmed connection of some sort, but you still need the balls to act on it
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by pinksoda 16y ago
It's not a real business if they can't find $10 in their budget for design work.
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by pinksoda 16y ago
They froze it randomly. They said I was automatically flagged but couldn't tell me why. When I pushed the issue with someone higher up, they didn't care. I couldn't find anyone who cared. They bullied me and sent me around in circles until
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by pinksoda 16y ago
I guess it qualifies as SaaS (software as a service). When shit hit the fan, the business was running exactly as it always has been, but at a higher volume. They mentioned something about not allowing "intangible products" but it was comple
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by pinksoda 16y ago
PayPal once made me refund every customer in the last 6 months. They said it was the only way to unfreeze my account. I gave them the thumbs up because I had no other options at the time, and they said, "you have to manually refund them one
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by pinksoda 16y ago
Oh no, get as far away as you can! Check out Linode or SoftLayer.
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by pinksoda 16y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1598227
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by pinksoda 16y ago
You can't see the MAC address of someone who visited your site.
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by pinksoda 16y ago
They don't give you 40k cash, they have some sort of reimbursement plan. You also can't just go down there and give to yourself as a salary. Borderline scam.
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by pinksoda 16y ago
I don't get it, all I see is a bunch of junk sites.
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What about a startup is the most interesting?
2 points by pinksoda 16y ago|0 comments
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by pinksoda 16y ago
I didn't feel that way. I thought, "just a couple fields to fill out and I'm done!" - the creation of my store took just a few seconds and didn't require e-mail verification. It couldn't have been easier.
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by pinksoda 16y ago
He's a cool guy with a great personality but Reddit was his first startup and it had a tiny exit, certainly not enough for angel investing. I don't see angel investing as the next logical step for him. I'd like to see him pull off another s
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by pinksoda 16y ago
At $199 a month, most businesses don't need any executive approval. They can buy it right there on the spot with a company credit card. The entire process changes when you get into a particular range, it varies but for the most part $500 to

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