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by pw 16y ago
Is GoDaddy still your go-to registrar? I remember you having some security concerns about them in the past. And, as always, thanks for the excellent advice. I just came from upping the registration lengths on all my domains ;-)
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How many devices do you need?(reprog.wordpress.com)
2 points by pw 16y ago|0 comments
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by pw 16y ago
Are you this guy ?
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Demand Media Case Study(searchenginejournal.com)
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Investments for dummies(scottlocklin.wordpress.com)
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by pw 16y ago
I've always wondered what the proper criteria for "reasonable salary" were. Care to offer one of your wonderful Hacker News summaries on that matter? By the way, it's great to see a qualified member of the HN community offering help to Etym
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How To Wind Up In An Office Chair, Fixing IE6 Bugs Even If Your Skills Rock(gilesbowkett.blogspot.com)
4 points by pw 16y ago|0 comments
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A Sandwich, A Wallet, and Elizabeth Taylor's Cousin(43folders.com)
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by pw 16y ago
They do: http://www.google.com/phone/
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by pw 16y ago
I think he's referring to Jeremy Schoemaker (a.k.a Mr. Shoemoney) who awarded Netflix trials as part of a Nebraska Cornhuskers (a college football team) trivia quiz. This was mentioned in Jeremy's Mixergy interview ( http://mixergy.com/shoe
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by pw 16y ago
c.f. PG: "To get rich you need to get yourself in a situation with two things, measurement and leverage."
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by pw 16y ago
Have a T61. Very solid. Wonderful keyboard. But...horrible LCD. Now most laptop screens aren't very good (MBPs being a notable exception), but this is bad enough that it's almost unbearable if you're used to a desktop LCD or decent laptop s
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by pw 16y ago
Since the site doesn't look very polished, my first concern as a consumer would be whether or not your service is legitimate. Is what you're doing within Amazon's ToS? (I'm not suggesting that it's not, but that would be a question I'd ask.
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by pw 16y ago
Well, that's disappointing. I wanted actual strategies for improving revenue by dicking your users :P
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Spotting vaporware: three follies of would-be technologists(scottlocklin.wordpress.com)
3 points by pw 16y ago|1 comments
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Security Lessons Learned From The Diaspora Launch(kalzumeus.com)
250 points by pw 16y ago|139 comments
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by pw 16y ago
I think will be the first time a video has convinced me to buy a book.
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Being Geek: The Trailer(randsinrepose.com)
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by pw 16y ago
I'd also be interested in hearing how and why you do this.
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by pw 16y ago
I've found that when "nothing is exciting" it's almost always due to the "resistance" you mentioned. Realizing this has really helped me to avoid getting discouraged when it seems like the thrill is gone.
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by pw 16y ago
I found this to be an interesting perspective on language learning as an adult: http://askakorean.blogspot.com/2010/01/koreans-english-acqui...
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Showing more results from a domain(googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com)
4 points by pw 16y ago|0 comments
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Liquid Fold(liquidfold.net)
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Amazon CloudFront Adds Default Root Object Capability(aws.amazon.com)
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by pw 16y ago
Overall, what's the cost of living like in Shenzhen?
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by pw 16y ago
To channel patio11: any stats on how many users have no idea what JavaScript is, let alone how to disable it? Sorry for the slightly flippant response (but thank you to patio11 for training me to think that way). I just couldn't help myself
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by pw 16y ago
At least prior to their acquisition by Intuit, Mint's backend was powered by Yodlee. This TechCrunch article provides a little background: http://techcrunch.com/2009/09/18/mint-is-yodlees-youtube/
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by pw 16y ago
Yeah, you're right. By combining generic content with domain expertise (in the form of software), Patrick has created content that is defensible. What I was wondering, though, is if he had any ideas for creating defensible content at scale
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by pw 16y ago
It seems like content that can be bought for 2.2 cents/word is exactly the kind of content that isn't "competitively defensible". Any ideas for scaling the creation of higher-quality content? Ghostwriting and editing, perhaps? Interviews
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My experiment with smart drugs (2008)(johannhari.com)
264 points by pw 16y ago|142 comments

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