smartwater

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by smartwater 13y ago
Can you explain in more detail?
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by smartwater 13y ago
It's impossible to know that your target market needs something, if you don't even know who your target market is. Statements like that are not going to help you find a cofounder, not to mention your method of finding a cofounder is backwar
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by smartwater 13y ago
Tell that to The Pirate Bay.
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by smartwater 13y ago
You should use this as an opportunity to learn. It's a good beginner project.
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by smartwater 14y ago
Great job finding a niche in the beer industry, sorry it didn't work out this time. Do what you already did: find a product or service that you think people want, test your theory, and build a business around it. Sell something you have an
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by smartwater 14y ago
I recommend reading this post: http://www.kalzumeus.com/2010/03/20/running-a-software-busin... Some other gems are in here: http://www.kalzumeus.com/greatest-hits/ That is patio11's blog, he is a well respected member here.
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by smartwater 14y ago
Before takedown: http://imgur.com/8r9cDxS
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by smartwater 14y ago
Running a development firm is a lot more than just engineering and marketing. It's a full fledged business and everything that comes with it.
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by smartwater 14y ago
Depends on the advice, depends on your experience. Vague answer for a vague question.
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by smartwater 14y ago
The gambling industry has been taking advantage of this for a while.
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by smartwater 14y ago
Good luck getting him to sign it. If you need him more than he needs you, be prepared for him to decline.
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by smartwater 14y ago
I imagine anyone worth bringing on is busy working on their own stuff. It's in your best interest to explain your project. Most people will see your post and not contact you. They won't contact you, and you won't get the opportunity to show
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by smartwater 14y ago
If you don't want them to transfer it for you then you can either hire someone or do it yourself. Either of those 3 ways require your login details.
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by smartwater 14y ago
People make a million by accident these days!
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by smartwater 14y ago
"We have been advised that law enforcement officials are aware of the intrusion into this customer’s systems." sounds like a customer was hacked, not Linode.
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by smartwater 14y ago
I don't really understand what stealing trucks full of gold has to do with any of this. He said that the US is "totally fine with side markets that they cannot control directly" and that "Your other argument also fails to convince me that t
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by smartwater 14y ago
It's a matter of "Do I want to spend the time necessary to accomplish X?" Impossible is a very strong word, like hate. Very few things are impossible.
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by smartwater 14y ago
The exact revenue split via Adsense is not disclosed and changes frequently. Even if the Adwords price went up, they could keep paying you the same.
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by smartwater 14y ago
I'm one of them. I don't even accept new clients unless they come via referral. But if you have some juicy bitcoin, it's a different story.
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by smartwater 14y ago
It's a long drawn out process no matter how you look at it. The elements of your design have to be broken down and translated into code. Not just any code though, code that works on all major browsers and operating systems. The same change
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by smartwater 14y ago
I'm using Photoshop CS6 and I haven't had any of the problems you describe. "Save for Web" supports 8-bit PNGs. Exporting layers with a sequence of 4 commands isn't a burden. My Mac Mini loads up 100MB+ files all the time with no problem. I
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by smartwater 14y ago
A photoshop design can always be coded into pixel-perfect HTML/CSS. Whether you know how is a different question though.
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by smartwater 14y ago
The only real advantage you gain from a salt these days is that a precompiled database of hashes can't be used against you. Whether it be from someone's personal collection or one of those web-based hash sites. Generating a rainbow table fo
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by smartwater 14y ago
Bittorent and Bitcoin make a millionaire every week, it's high risk though. You could start a tracker like Demonoid and your only job would be to move the servers around and cover your tracks (ie: pay with visa gift cards, use chained proxi
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by smartwater 14y ago
Dribbble
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by smartwater 14y ago
The only way I know of speeding up the process is to get into a shady industry or take advantage of a loophole. Years ago there were websites making a lot of money simply by providing links to streaming movies & TV shows hosted on other
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by smartwater 14y ago
Unique salts have to be stored somewhere. A common practice is to just use another piece of information associated with their account. The purpose of a salt is to make various bruteforcing attacks difficult. It doesn't do much if someone ha
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by smartwater 14y ago
A random person shoots it down and you simply accept it? Get some thicker skin! You will definitely need it. What if he is wrong and it's really worth $10,000? Happens all the time.
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by smartwater 14y ago
Absolutely correct. It would defeat the purpose to only be able to view it after registering.
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by smartwater 14y ago
Feedback is great, but I wouldn't rely on any potential sales numbers you gather without first getting commitments in writing, or even a deposit. Someone saying they will buy is a lot different than doing. A friend of mine recently had less

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