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soci
13y ago
It's meant to be a funny 404 page. Specially because it's Richard Branson (Virgin's CEO) the one in the background picture.
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13y ago
Great idea, nobody in my area yet so I cannot check the execution. (Barcelona, Europe) Please, don't let this become something bad as happened with ChatRoulette when it became viral.
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13y ago
quality: sarria-sant gervasi, eixample. price (without being bad areas): nou barris, sants.
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13y ago
Every single business doing really good needs to take great attention to security (as well to other areas). But, if you are a startup, just starting I mean, I don't think you need to be a security guru at all. Whatsapp started sending
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13y ago
IMHO Samsung and Apple compete on marketing and not in technology. That's why you can find Samsung chips in Apple devices. So, the vertical integration Samsung has in the manufacturing process is not great competitive advantage. Howeve
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13y ago
I believe the Date Picker is something Apple will fix for sure. It's just not their style and culture to do things difficult for the user. However, there's one major pain I got with the new UI I'd like to share. The new passc
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13y ago
All mails send through SendGrid with the click tracking option, are marked as physing by gmail. Also, Safari and Chrome will promt an anti-physing message when clicking the link I've talked with SendGrid support. They are working hard
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SendGrid click tracking links are marked as physing
(sendgrid.me)
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13y ago
Integrating the cultures of both companies will be the most difficult thing to do. I foresee more changes in Nokia than in Microsoft (being Microsoft the acquirer that shouldn't sound strange). But, is this the most desirable?
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13y ago
I've been in sea fish farms and I'm a spearfisher hobbyst myself. Beyond the notion that fish farms are a sustainable source of fish meat, the fact is that fish farming needs a fodder supply to feed the fish. Fish eat fish, rememb
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13y ago
The advice on your last paragraph does not only apply to the local sales market but to almost any services that focus on the long tail market. Being recommemded is always a safe bet.
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13y ago
We were not so lucky. We have a URL forwarding set to www that points to out root domain so we are completely down.
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13y ago
DNSimple seems the best way to go if you want to host your service with Heroku using a root domain (no www at the beginning of the domain name) [1]. Unfortunately, DNSimple is now the weakest layer of our stack. And at http://KiteBit we a
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13y ago
I agree with you that piracy doesn't have to end in bankruptcy, however I don't have any evidence of it besides this survey [1]. Nevertheless, I think that the developer wanted to make a point and hi did it in a very powerful way. [1] http
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Missile Command arcade game using a real Laser
(youtube.com)
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I increased 8% revenue by using variable pricing in selling digital goods
(es.slideshare.net)
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14y ago
As Xavi (the author of the post) told me, the engineer had to fly to Thayland for business reasons. He managed to get a good connection overthere and get the file back to the guy who bought the documentary in a pendrive. Disclaimer: I'm the
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Monsoons proof customer service in the broadband age
(blog.kitebit.com)
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14y ago
Looks you are right. Still amazing though. I'm going to edit the comment. Thank you.
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14y ago
A huge crater somewhere in the desert with fire flames everywhere. It's jaw dropping... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cT8vZ-7vxQ I just found this by using the "last hour" filter mmastrac suggested. EDIT: It doesn't seem to be a crater
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14y ago
Yet another compilation of all the videos here: http://www.comandotibidabo.com/meteoritos-urales/ I've been amazed by how huge the explosion is being so far away from the meteorite crash.
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14y ago
A friend of mine is the programmer behind ommwritter. It's a really good piece of software for writters.
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My family owns a small forest of these trees so I have some verified information about the cork trees. We harvest the cork out of the trees every ten years but it's absolutely false that the owners of these trees make lots of money like som
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15y ago
Looks promising. I'll be using it in a meeting I have right now. Thanks.
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I guess Apportable is building a framework to manually port iOS to Android. "Apportable is a venture-backed team of six engineers, looking for a few more. We're solving some ridiculously hard problems porting iOS to Android. Our software is
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15y ago
Any clue how an independent game developer can build the same app for multiple platforms without wasting a lot of time? Being a sole developer I find it quite difficult to develop for multiple platforms at the same time unless there's a fra
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15y ago
Depends on how deep you dive and the time you spend down there. for instance, people that attempt world records in freediving might need some decompression time after the dive.
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15y ago
Agreed, top business schools should and do have successful business professionals as professors. Of course there are entrepreneurship classes, but are taught by real entrepreneurs.
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16y ago
But you will have to pay for the license fee no ?
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16y ago
I do work for moneyStrands and we do banking stuff in a similar way Mint does. We also license our technology to banks because they lack a modern and graphical way to digest their customers financial data. eg: how much did I spend on restau
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