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571.
by rob 18y ago
SitePoint's marketplace is great (I built a site and sold it there half a year later for $12,000); I'd avoid the buy/sell/trade forum on DigitalPoint, however -- there's a lot of scammers there and half of them can't speak English correctly
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by rob 18y ago
Works absolutely beautifully here with Firefox 3 on OS X.
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The Bigger Questions Behind The Scrabulous Shutdown(readwriteweb.com)
3 points by rob 18y ago|0 comments
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by rob 18y ago
South Africa.
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by rob 18y ago
As long as it's for fun and you don't plan on making money with this, it seems okay.
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by rob 18y ago
I see an easy way they could of saved $3,000 right off the bat.
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by rob 18y ago
Well, that settles it. Mesothelioma market, here I come!
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by rob 18y ago
Yep, age is irrelevant in terms of skill and making money online. There are tons of young people (< 18 years old) who are probably making more than the majority of adults here, all without seeking investment money. Then again, they also
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Privnote's developers are either stupid or malicious (wonko.com)
4 points by rob 18y ago|0 comments
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JavaScript for C & Python programmers(wooji-juice.com)
3 points by rob 18y ago|0 comments
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by rob 18y ago
Seems like blog spam, but this post has said nothing new from all of the other 'PHP sucks' posts, so I have no idea why you decided to make yet another one. I like PHP since it is so easy to deploy and it can be used for anything from a sim
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by rob 18y ago
Same here, and my screenshots have never been blurry, either. I have no idea where the author got the info that "by default the screen-shoot format is a made as a jpeg set to resolution 60".
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A PHP Guy’s Look At Python(sitepoint.com)
1 points by rob 18y ago|1 comments
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by rob 18y ago
"So after all that work and school, you're giving it up for MacRumors? What led to your decision?" The insane amount of money that MacRumors makes?
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by rob 18y ago
You spelled CodeIgniter wrong twice in your blog. I thought that was kind of funny since you decided to choose that framework out of the three possibilities you mentioned.
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Google adds 'Privacy' link to front page(googleblog.blogspot.com)
8 points by rob 18y ago|0 comments
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by rob 18y ago
Because most of them don't understand it, which is why most of their 'startups' make no money (that and creating stupid websites that can't make money in the first place). The people who do understand it and create high quality content webs
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Django releases File Uploads(djangoproject.com)
2 points by rob 18y ago|0 comments
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Ruby cares more about whitespace than Python(lucumr.pocoo.org)
3 points by rob 18y ago|2 comments
590.
by rob 18y ago
You must have pretty high standards if you consider his blog spam.
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How to sell your software for $20,000(nukemanbill.blogspot.com)
125 points by rob 18y ago|55 comments
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Why Objective-J, Cappuccino and SproutCore are completely changing the web app industry(carsonified.com)
45 points by rob 18y ago|34 comments
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Media and performance(b-list.org)
1 points by rob 18y ago|0 comments
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Why HTML(b-list.org)
4 points by rob 18y ago|0 comments
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by rob 18y ago
I've gotten (semi)-used to it now, but I wonder why they did not make it an option to switch between the new way and old way. Or at least, keep the current "look" but have an option for it to behave the old way.
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Media Temple launches VPS running Leopard Server(mediatemple.net)
23 points by rob 18y ago|18 comments
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by rob 18y ago
Because YCombinator was acquired by Yahoo! Or, probably because Yahoo Store maps /favicon.ico to its hosted sites. Examples: http://store.triodestore.com/ http://infowars-shop.stores.yahoo.net/ http://www.pennwellbooks.com/ http://gr
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by rob 18y ago
Well, you'll probably need to add 'server administration' to your list of things to learn, since by going with Rails you'll probably need your own VPS and have to manage all of your mongrel servers and make sure they stay running. They tend
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by rob 18y ago
Umm... there are plenty of 17/18 year olds (probably younger) who make thousands online every month, all without the need for "investors". No offense to YC, but a lot of people on this site seem to think they need to quit their job, lock th
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by rob 18y ago
Take it easy on Jigglypuff.

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