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by redorb 19y ago
Life is too short to work at a job you hate, but everyone has to do something someone else is willing to pay them for.
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by redorb 19y ago
I didn't have to log in, I thought they were doing away with content behind logins anyway, also I can't fault Ebay for suing if they were getting devauled in the deal with no returns; This move makes Ebay look evil
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by redorb 19y ago
I don't think I would trust my data of all my customers and sale cycles to MS. Also I think online apps scare the average user because there is no physical copy on your machine that you know is there... and you never know who can see your d
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by redorb 19y ago
goes back to my own moral system, probably a weakness.
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by redorb 19y ago
I would personally take a minimum to not worry ($1mm) and give out up to 10-15% ... guess I'm a sell out.
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by redorb 19y ago
The the guy who just down modded the comment, When is forcing users to leave a good idea? ... and where is your response to the question>?
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by redorb 19y ago
Eat their lunch ;) by following the above ^
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by redorb 19y ago
Sent to the owner of our company, with a response I wanted to send a customer basically following the advice. The owners' response "I don't think his question even deserves a response" (was questioning our pricing) ... scares me :( I thin
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by redorb 19y ago
forcing users to leave is a hard thing for me to comprehend as being the "answer" to your question. So I think you should avoid most Sticks
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by redorb 19y ago
(on reading..)stopping the instant his mind begins to drift or his comprehension falls too low and then moving on to the next item in the queue. brilliant idea in itself. (bought a copy at $19)
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by redorb 19y ago
Good use of integrated results. it takes you to a horrible looking site though with cheap generic seo information
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by redorb 19y ago
im going too; here is a link to a 60min video in case you needed a reason to do it :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AU87ozKYY4M
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by redorb 19y ago
This falls back to PG's "Bold VC's" essay - this is the time for those bold VC's to make their move, are we going to see Ycomb spin off a Risk-ier fund?
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by redorb 19y ago
any company that is successful probably has decent marketing behind it
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by redorb 19y ago
be as natural as possible. Most natural (word of mouth) Least natural (spam) most success is probably somewhere in between
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by redorb 19y ago
(not a product but a personal idea) ... I wanted to build a google custom search engine, that indexes all the car sites (for each city etc..) - then make them all search-able from one box... This works for all items that someone would drive
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by redorb 19y ago
its cool to link to things that might lead to jobs; but not to directly link to a job listing with no other cool information.
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by redorb 19y ago
Ynews! isn't a job board.
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by redorb 19y ago
I live in OKC too - please email me if any setup happens, richardbowles 005 (at) gmail.com
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by redorb 19y ago
I think there is a "equity of 1st offering" here, which ever selected you first should have at least a small advantage over the other; simply because they 'believed first'.
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by redorb 19y ago
8 hour work days go against my natural time clock. I got my boss to agree to let me work when Im ready (around 9.30am and get off when Im ready 3-5pm) ... and it has been mutually beneficial
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by redorb 19y ago
I they will only use drop downs, thus most don't contain such harsh options. I want to hear a good case of getting behind those forms... if they do enter data into boxes, they will do it off a dictionary list that is certified safe .. - Sit
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by redorb 19y ago
does this mean intelligence is linked to physical ability? or body coordination? (I have about 15 friends who prove otherwise)
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by redorb 19y ago
probably when he listened to one too many pitches (that he didn't ask for)
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by redorb 19y ago
no my friend just got out of alpha works; and they used linux very heavily. see http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource - any company that is spending money with little to no (gauranteed) return; is ahead of the curve.
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by redorb 19y ago
(disclosure: Seth Godin Fan) - I think he has his blogging style down to a art. - Sometimes he lives in a fantasy world of perfection, but isn't that the goal for most things? ...
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by redorb 19y ago
Doesn't mean a lot; I'm sure IBM has considered millions of options in the last week. They have people who think about people thinking about ideas.
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by redorb 19y ago
Love what you’re doing or get out. Goes with the other one my mentor says "If money is your measuring stick, get a new one"
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by redorb 19y ago
I think also you have to get in were you fit in. Hackers are hackers, if it smells like dirty laundry, tastes like old pizza and is as cheap as ramen noodles, its a hacker.
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by redorb 19y ago
I think Boost filed for bankruptcy. They target customers that are less likely to pay their bills. (not sure if this is Ynews worthy.. ;1 )

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