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by smountcastle 15y ago
Yes, though if you make it through the program (and offered a job at LivingSocial), you're committed to 18 months at LivingSocial. They seem like a great company so I don't think this would happen, but it does give them leverage to offer a
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by smountcastle 15y ago
Thanks, same usage as CPM then.
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by smountcastle 15y ago
Stupid question but why do folks write $1,000,000 as $1MM instead of $1M?
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by smountcastle 15y ago
Thanks for taking the time to reply. I investigated several of the games and decided to go ahead and purchase it. I agree that the quality has varied over the past few bundles. The novelty of the Humble Bundle has definitely worn off for me
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by smountcastle 15y ago
Anyone else experiencing Humble fatigue? When this was a special once a year deal I supported it regardless of the contents of the bundle. Now I feel that there's a Humble Bundle once a week and I've stopped reading their email.
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by smountcastle 15y ago
This looks very interesting, though it definitely needs a free edition for developers to play around with. Perhaps limit the maximum number of concurrent clients or other artificial scaling limits. At €99/month there's no way I'd try this o
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by smountcastle 15y ago
_I'm not sure who's in charge of Mac software._ I believe Craig Federighi is in charge of the desktop/server software. http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-20046998-37.html
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by smountcastle 15y ago
I'm getting this error when using the login link right now! EDIT: The only way I was able to login was to use the 'add comment' button on this post.
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by smountcastle 15y ago
I've love to see Jeff B. work at one of these warehouses 'undercover boss'-style. Amazon is in the business of keeping prices low but the conditions described in that article sound awful.
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Fast Path Packet Processing(embeddedinnovator.com)
1 points by smountcastle 15y ago|0 comments
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by smountcastle 15y ago
I enjoy reading Eric Ries' posts but I cannot help but be cynical about this, "Remember: in the long run, the surest way to be successful is to create more value than you capture. Remember: the truly great entrepreneurs didn't get in this t
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by smountcastle 15y ago
It doesn't appear to be that difficult to become a domain reseller. Here's the service provided by Key-Systems that Coffee & Domains is using: https://www.rrpproxy.net/website/domains/reseller/
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by smountcastle 15y ago
So is Coffee & Domains a reseller for GoDaddy (or another registrar) or did you put up the escrow money with the registries to become a full-fledged registrar? EDIT: I see you answered this already in another comment (Key-Systems): htt
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by smountcastle 15y ago
I wonder if Heroku could benefit from some DDoS protection such as this: http://verisigninc.com/en_US/products-and-services/network-i...
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by smountcastle 15y ago
Nice presentation on your website. How are you checking name availability? Registrars have purchased domains queried for in the past that weren't immediately purchased by the querier. You may wish to query the TLD registries directly to pre
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by smountcastle 15y ago
How long are such NDAs legally enforceable? If I sign the NDA and work at Apple for month am I prohibited from ever discussing ideas developed under NDA during that month? Has there been any meaningful test of this in court? What if Apple r
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by smountcastle 15y ago
Never publish your salary; you've just lost your negotiating power with anyone who's read this post. EDIT: Looks like the comment containing salary info was deleted.
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by smountcastle 16y ago
At first I thought the reason for France showing up so prominently was that Glasshouse Apps Pty Ltd was based there. But I cannot find any contact information on their website with an address and Pty Ltd appears to be used for proprietary c
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by smountcastle 16y ago
I'm curious how they're giving away in-app purchase content for free. According to Apple's 'About In-App Purchases' article ( http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4009 ) in-app purchases cannot be free: "In-App Purchase can be offered in both free
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by smountcastle 16y ago
I think that domain names are still extremely important, but I'm curious about the other side of the equation. Do you think that most consumers are just following links from Google, Facebook, Twitter, etc. and no longer typing in words in t
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by smountcastle 16y ago
Urban Escapes (now owned by Living Social) http://escapes.livingsocial.com/deals does this. JetSetter http://www.jetsetter.com/ is also similar.
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by smountcastle 16y ago
In the year since that blog post, does anyone know of any OS vendors whose stub resolvers support TSIG? The key distribution issue is a barrier, but I would think that recursive DNS providers (like OpenDNS, Google, and others) would be inte
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Securing DNS's 'Last Mile'(cricketondns.com)
1 points by smountcastle 16y ago|1 comments
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by smountcastle 16y ago
Seems like the gist is incomplete. Where are the card template images and the scripts to composite the text onto the cards?
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by smountcastle 16y ago
As of August 2010 Symantec owns those root certs. Verisign is left with the various top-level domain registries.
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by smountcastle 16y ago
It looks like they're already working on addressing this issue by having Verisign operate .gov: http://domainincite.com/verisign-takes-over-gov/
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by smountcastle 16y ago
That's the government's fiscal year, not your company's fiscal year.
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by smountcastle 16y ago
I like how Stanford describes it as "a very laid-back and desultory conversation." I'm not sure I want to hear Mark and Bing going constantly from one subject to another in a halfhearted way.
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by smountcastle 16y ago
This is now the largest zone on the internet that is signed (until .com goes live in March 2011).
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.net is now signed with DNSSEC(dnssec-deployment.org)
1 points by smountcastle 16y ago|1 comments

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