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by ry0ohki 15y ago
Add Radian 6 to the "Doing it wrong" list. You have to talk to a sales person. Then watch a webinar. Then take TRAINING?!?!! Just to maybe get a demo.
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
So if one wanted to try getting into this cycle, do you set an alarm after 4 hours or if you wake up at all naturally in the night, stay up?
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
I don't think anyone sees 3-5 year plans as promises, more as the fact that you've thought about what your company will be doing in 3-5 years. Yes technology is impossible to predict but they want to see that you've given it more thought th
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How To Legally Spy on Your Website Visitors(lunametrics.com)
2 points by ry0ohki 15y ago|0 comments
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
I think the main problem with this type of technology is it's very easy to imagine the RIAA/AT&T/US Gov/whoever suing or pressuring Google to remove (Insert Non Malware App Name Here) for whatever reason.
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
They paid a 1600% effective tax rate, which is just happening this quarter, and supposedly explains most of the loss.
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
It's written extremely poorly in my opinion (reads like a self help book), but the positive take-aways I got from it when I read it years ago... 1) Understand the difference between assets and liabilities (according to the author most peopl
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
It's definitely possible to only clock in 8 hours at the office and be successful, but I know mentally the startup is with you 24/7 and that alone can be quite draining.
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
Hack a Square to just take the credit card info for use outside of Square? Half of the battle with scams is building trust, so if people are told to be on the lookout for guys with Obama pins and a credit card reader...
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
"If the Square rollout is successful, and others follow, campaigns could send out armies of volunteers brandishing the Square credit card reader and collecting millions of dollars in micro-payments from political supporters." Seems like a n
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
I don't believe Google is intentionally being evil, but they are definitely behaving a lot like the company they coined the phrase because of. In the 90s Microsoft was using it's huge installed user base advantage to push it's less popular
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New Apple Engineers Work on Fake Products(news.yahoo.com)
1 points by ry0ohki 15y ago|0 comments
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
Not getting covered by tech blogs that you dropped an unsolicited email to should not be considered a failed product launch. Well maybe it is in the sense if you are counting on front page of TechCrunch as your entire marketing effort. Th
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
That's why I was really disappointed in Tiny Tower, really was hoping it was a new implementation of Sim Tower instead of a Farmville set in skyscrapers.
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
I've felt this same way for a while, I've been running a used car site since 1995 ( http://www.ausedcar.com ). The sad thing is I've experimented with all sorts of other ways to search for cars over the years like what you are recommending
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
Thanks for the reply Jason, a new and interesting twist from 37signals as usual :). This seems awkward from a branding point of view, like new users can sign up for Basecamp or New Basecamp? Or old users can use old Basecamp but new users
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
Rewriting software to start fresh always SOUNDS like a great plan, especially to engineers, but this usually ends up bad for the end user and takes 5 times as long as planned (Netscape anyone?). Basecamp could definitely use a refresh, but
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New Vimeo Beta Launched(vimeo.com)
7 points by ry0ohki 15y ago|0 comments
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Who Are These People Visiting My Website?(lunametrics.com)
1 points by ry0ohki 15y ago|0 comments
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
Gamification: The shark has officially been jumped.
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Things to Check in Your Google Analytics(lunametrics.com)
2 points by ry0ohki 15y ago|0 comments
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
I'll be moving them as they expire, because it would be a little expensive to move everything right away (plus some things I've already paid for years of registration). I already moved a few that were close to expiry, but this whole thing s
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
Wow, so we are making McCarthy style blacklists now? This seems a little too far.
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
I remember switching to them from Network Solutions or Register.com, who still charged like $99 or $29 per domain (I forget which). It was amazing that they had $9 domains AND they provided DNS (it used to be you'd be stuck needing an ISP
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
Nothing out there "just works" when you are at Facebook scale.
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
Even if one of these other cycles is incredibly effective, they seem very hard to use and be social. I don't know what I'd do with my extra time at 4am when no one else is awake (on a consistent basis).
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The Infinite Conversion Loop(lunametrics.com)
1 points by ry0ohki 15y ago|0 comments
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
Echofon does it somehow? I'd rather have form over function, but I'm probably in the minority.
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
Surprised it still doesn't have hyperlinks (and Twitter handles mentioned) clickable from the Timeline. Echofon has done this forever, and the Twitter desktop client does it.
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by ry0ohki 15y ago
The Latin and Greek parts aside, even the Geography portion is quite difficult, and I have a degree in Geography.

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