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by scotth 17y ago
I suspect that Bing's search results are being displayed under Google's interface.
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by scotth 17y ago
I ran my startup with my brother as an employee for about 4 months. It was nice working with him, but I found out later that he wasn't enjoying himself and avoided talking about it because he felt committed to me. Maybe that's just my broth
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by scotth 17y ago
Fake license seems easier, less confrontational, and probably comes with a higher success rate.
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by scotth 17y ago
But hard work very often results in nothing. I'm sure many on this site can attest to that. That considered, you're more likely to get lucky if you work hard.
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by scotth 17y ago
Sounds like reason enough to give it up. If you're a coder anyway.
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by scotth 17y ago
It only tastes unpleasant at first, then it becomes normal. I actually have an interesting story that has to do with this. Last summer I was taking a newer smoking cessation drug named Champix. The drug works by binding with the same recept
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by scotth 17y ago
The wireless access is only free when buying books I believe, not for general browsing. (Someone correct me if I'm wrong)
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by scotth 18y ago
I've been with Amazon for months. I've experienced very few problems, and certainly nothing to the extent you describe.
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by scotth 18y ago
You've never had any Microsoft-related developer gripes?
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by scotth 18y ago
Why is bash rubbish? This seems like fun anyway. Operator overloading could go a long way in providing a bash-like syntax, while still providing Ruby-like extensibility.
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by scotth 18y ago
Yup...you're right. Maybe the URLs or even embedded within the script. An extension update mechanism (if any?) could bring in new versions. But now I'm way out into conjectureland. Just thinking out loud here.
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by scotth 18y ago
I disagree. I have an internet plan with 100 gigs of allotted transfer. I don't care if a few kb here and there come down. I understand that your position may be different, but in my opinion most use Adblock the way I do -- to not see adver
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by scotth 18y ago
I'm not sure that's entirely true. I can imagine AdBlock, as well as other plugins that deal mainly with the DOM, as entirely possible. I mean, how much does AdBlock really do? Grabs a list of blacklisted URLs (with wildcards), matches appl
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by scotth 18y ago
Or a question mark.
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by scotth 18y ago
i've never quite understood this (although i haven't looked too hard). what happens if (s)he wants to leave and you don't buy the shares?
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by scotth 18y ago
On the other hand, things may be better with your contribution, even if she doesn't agree. Playing second fiddle in order to keep peace is just laying down, not being productive.
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by scotth 18y ago
Mike made the swoosh, not the other way around.
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by scotth 18y ago
What do you find to be complex about AJAX?
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by scotth 18y ago
Furthermore, this kind of statement is a bit vague. What other ways is information duplicated in a way that is reasonable to Facebook? The example they provide would be seen as acceptable to most, but what if general site operations require
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by scotth 18y ago
I don't get it.
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by scotth 18y ago
How did you intend to monetize this idea?
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by scotth 18y ago
Don't complain. Take advantage of this wonderful feature. I use them as super-persistent cookies. You should too!
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by scotth 18y ago
I've been using their trial for the past few days, and I'm very impressed. The real-time stats are very interesting. My only gripes have to do with the lack of a few API features, but I'm sure they will improve in time.
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by scotth 18y ago
My co-founder is very useful to me, and our business. He has a completely different but complementary skill set and viewpoint. Furthermore, we push each other when things don't look so hot, business-wise. I wouldn't know what to do _without
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by scotth 18y ago
Spring WebFlow did too. It boggles the mind.
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by scotth 18y ago
Grails?
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by scotth 18y ago
you're welcome :)
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by scotth 18y ago
Missing the point. It's all about value. A broken leg is is an impediment to an athlete. A pancreatic cancer, along with its treatment, is a hurdle for a CEO.
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by scotth 18y ago
Shouldn't be too tough. I've found that women are interested in men who enjoy what they do.
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by scotth 18y ago
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