rrival

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by rrival 13y ago
Strange game. The only way to win is not to play.
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by rrival 13y ago
Echoes of gabocorp.
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by rrival 13y ago
BBedit
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by rrival 14y ago
In 2008, a Consumer Reports Money Advisor TV segment that featured http://www.PriceAdvance.com was syndicated to news programs in 15 states right around the holidays. That led to 125k+ installs of our toolbar. In October 2007, the Wall St
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by rrival 14y ago
There's a joke in here about adbrite ending up on fuckedcompany.com
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by rrival 14y ago
Take a look at SickBeard + SABnzbd+
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by rrival 14y ago
Looks cool - logo immediately reminds me of Valvoline's - http://www.valvoline.com/
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by rrival 14y ago
Take a look at www.StartupThreadsMonthly.com - they've been running for awhile and do a great job. American Apparel, stickers in the bag, etc. They've taken what we did with StartupSchwag to the next level. Good luck to the hntees guys tho
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by rrival 14y ago
hides the old Twilio tshirts we shipped out during StartupSchwag ;)
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by rrival 14y ago
Neuromancer, Count Zero, Mona Lisa Overdrive. The Cukoo's Egg is good as well.
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by rrival 14y ago
What could possibly go wrong?
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by rrival 15y ago
I've paid $35 for a shirt at a concert. I'd pay $25 for this. At $15 + shipping that's the cost of an American Apparel tshirt with nothing on it. It's pretty reasonable imho.
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by rrival 15y ago
ValleySchwag went on to start GetSatisfaction. StartupSchwag (which I ran) shut down b/c after 31 months, it was time for other projects. Really excited to see this coming back and I've already signed up!
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by rrival 15y ago
+1 for Techno / Electronica (Chemical Brothers - Further, for example)
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by rrival 15y ago
Is it that evil is efficient or that being "good" (providing positive externalities in the process of delivering goods/services) is less efficient?
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by rrival 15y ago
This is so irrelevant to hacking/startups.
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by rrival 15y ago
Office space with walls is limited but there's lots of coworking space - check out loosecubes.com to search it. Private reserved desks are ~$500/mo. Apartments: nybits.com / streeteasy.com / nakedapartments.com. Look for no fee apartments.
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by rrival 15y ago
$14.95+$4.60 S&H in the US.
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by rrival 15y ago
Love the concept and execution. Manually cross referencing "Then and Now" pictures from the Denver Library of Congress made history tangible and finally interesting for me.
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Enigma machine coming up for auction(edition.cnn.com)
23 points by rrival 15y ago|3 comments
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by rrival 15y ago
Thought this was already revealed as a viral marketing campaign by starbucks: http://www.coffeestrategies.com/2011/08/08/starbucks-and-the... Not sure if that means there's more of a reason to exploit it or not, at least Sam's doing it fo
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by rrival 15y ago
... except it's at-will. If you can't negotiate a rate that makes you feel like you're not being exploited, and introduce boundaries that keep you sane, you're doing it wrong.
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by rrival 15y ago
Check out: http://theymakeapps.com/
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by rrival 15y ago
It's still in beta, but I'm finally ready to get some more eyes on this. I'd love any feedback / suggestions.
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by rrival 15y ago
This is similar to Allify.com (full disclosure, I'm involved in Allify), AppCircle from Flurry.com and Applifier.com's new mobile offering. ChartBoost.com is closely related - it's for mostly closed cross-promotion.
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by rrival 15y ago
zach- I'll give you startuptees.com if you want it... drop me a line,
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by rrival 15y ago
roddy from StartupSchwag here. It was time for bigger and better things =)
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by rrival 15y ago
Or feel free to email me, I ran StartupSchwag - I'd be happy to answer any questions.
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by rrival 15y ago
Yes. They're not targeting you. Every major label has a deal with them, nearly every hit on the top 50 for the last 5+ years was pre-screened by management. The last numbers I heard were $1m/year for the service with a $20k/song screening c
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by rrival 15y ago
HitPredictor.com has been doing this successfully for years without the brainwaves.

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