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Setup a twitter account and post a couple of bargains per day which your site has found - that could then drive traffic to it. Find twitter 'lists' that people have created and see if there is a money saving / bargain list and ask to be add
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This is cool - I've not used illustrator, but it doesn't have a button with "Ok" or "Cancel" - I assume you can quickly create those in Illustrator and I also notice it doesn't have buttons which are grey - again, I assume you could create
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Ask HN: What problems do you have on the Windows platform?
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You wonder if Apple will take notice of this app and decide to come up with their own app and have it on iOS by default - they'll then be able to get the tie in with the content publishers as the 'official' application. I could then see App
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OpenSkies is an airline
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Here you go http://sivers.org/15-years
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What I can't understand is why the NYTimes author didn't pick up on this or comment - it seems to me like he just wanted to avoid paying as much as possible to his ex-wife and decided to tie it up in company assets so it was harder for her
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Most definitely agree with you - my boss just spoke to me about ordering me some new monitors and I said that the screens must be matt :)
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Birmingham? Nottingham?
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Just on the off chance people based in the Midlands are reading this and wishing they could go - is there enough interest for a meetup in the Midlands?
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Remedy for this is to bookmark a site you like :)
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I would like to know too!
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'Way too crazy corporate' It's great though if that's what you want. Something which is actively developed, support to hunt down and solve gnarly JS bugs if you need it and the documentation is extensive and covers everything you'd want to
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I've used them and they work fine. They say they don't provide IIS support (indeed, the format of their certs doesn't work for IIS, but you can use an online convertor to get them into the right format). I believe they just resell comodo fr
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Have a comparison between the twitter predictions and the bookmakers odds. Have a 'Place Bet On This Match' link with referral link embedded on each one. See if there's any affiliate programs you can join as well where there's a "Free £10 b
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IRC. Setup an IRC server, turn on logging, install a web IRC client and there you go.
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Ensure the participants can not have access to the web or their work e-mail should be number 1. That way they can't get distracted by either and will pay attention, thus ensuring the training is more effective and people notice you deliver
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This should be illegal
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Do the islands come with internet connections? I can see getting a good internet connection to the island will cost more than the island itself :)
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For people who want an accurate representation of the number of people visiting their sites and the marketeers who would very much like correct data too?
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Well the fact you've posted it here on HN means they're likely to read these anyway so now you've told them... Secondly you might as well them - you can either work remotely or they'll have to agree to sponsor a visa for you. There's not an
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I just don't get why everyone is sold on web apps. They are an absolute pain to develop compared to writing native apps. I know people talk about deployment and so on, but really, that is easily solved with auto-updating clients. I for on
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Good job he's got a $1 million compensation fund to cover him.
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Because I guess they see 'cloud computing' in their future and generating money from that. I guess they need some kind of beefier storage service as they start making more ground with their Google App product line.
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That would be very interesting if they did it. I hope they could migrate all the data from S3 to GS very easily! Plus it would be a real kick in the teeth for Amazon.
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Agreed. What exactly does this add?
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SimpleBank looks interesting - I assume this is a 'virtual' bank and they are just reselling some other bank but putting their interface on it. Anyone know any details?
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Similar age and interest? You can't discriminate based on age or interest - that's illegal
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Not sure how useful it is to have POTUS there long term. With all the secret service presence / entourage / media, it probably just creates more chaos to have POTUS there and hinders the operation.
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Shame the $5000 he made will now be eaten up in attorney fees
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