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by stakent 16y ago
In my case some clicks worth over $2 (if I remember correctly) triggered manual review. They sent me canned email about tos etc. The funny part is that the domain in question was already expired when email arrived because I've decided to st
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by stakent 16y ago
There may be some competition in stealth mode too. They are intentionally hiding from you and me. But I don't think there is something to worry too much. Treat offerings of your competition as a free market research and validation. I'll tel
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by stakent 16y ago
There is more interesting materials about testing on http://exp-platform.com .
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by stakent 16y ago
Solution for personal account: I have a personal Paypal account associated with Visa credit card. The card is for the use on the Internet only and available money amount can be set by me as necessary. If there is not enough money on the car
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by stakent 16y ago
Among less or more technical means to clone somebodys fingerprints to fool the reader there is circumventing method involving the axe. I've heard this method was used in Asia by some car thieves.
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by stakent 16y ago
Thank you again. Btw. I've upvoted your response, but still see one point next to it. Strange.
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by stakent 16y ago
Thank you for pointing out Robotium. Can you elaborate more about your test setup? TIA
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by stakent 16y ago
No, I will not elaborate. But you can read my other comments in thread in question. Market for devices below Apple price point is big enough to feed many companies and software vendors. What game? Apple will not monopolise mobile computing.
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by stakent 16y ago
Ok. I agree it can be viewed like this. The main thing for me is that there is really big change at the doors. Fundamental one.
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by stakent 16y ago
I have no problem with the donvoting my comments not so favourable for Apple in thread which attracts Apple fanboys. It is a little sad that no one of the downwoters had anything to say to correct my view. But can you elaborate a little why
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by stakent 16y ago
It is paradigm shift. Dominant model for mass use of computing was Wintel based desktop/laptop connected by the wire to the net. It is changing now. There is a choice. Deskotop/laptop still exists. But affordable access to WiFi and GSM (CDM
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by stakent 16y ago
Yes, it was placed here to complement what you have written about social needs which will be fulfilled by Android. Android as an OS plus many vastly different hardware platforms. This not a gadget for the rich. It is now available for norma
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by stakent 16y ago
For under $100 one can buy Android tablet delivered from China. Small one, 7" screen, low battery life time 3 hours. Or more pricey ones with 8", 10" screens, less or more branded. Or, for example, Android netbook from Sony, definitely not
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by stakent 16y ago
Android phones, tablets, netbooks. Great choice of prices and features. Multiple hardware vendors. Open and friendly development ecosystem. Open market without one gatekeeper. Sales numbers accelerating month by month. It looks like the gam
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by stakent 16y ago
Found via: http://jasonlbaptiste.com/startups/distribution-distribution...
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Jason Fried: Education As A Customer Acquisition Strategy(blog.betterlabs.net)
3 points by stakent 16y ago|2 comments
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by stakent 16y ago
I can upvote your comment only once, unfortunately.
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by stakent 16y ago
Do you have any released commercial products which can be of interest to your audience? So place your products ads on the site.
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by stakent 16y ago
Clickable: http://blog.spkto.us
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by stakent 16y ago
No. You, among others, saved him from lots of trouble.
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Steve Blank: The Peter Pan Syndrome–The Startup to Company Transition(steveblank.com)
45 points by stakent 16y ago|3 comments
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Steve Blank: Panic at the Pivot – Aligning Incentives By Burning the Boats(steveblank.com)
3 points by stakent 16y ago|0 comments
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by stakent 16y ago
Some thoughts about changing the world. Especially worth reading if you don't like Mr. Godin because he is the marketer.
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Seth's Blog: Marketing to the bottom of the pyramid(sethgodin.typepad.com)
4 points by stakent 16y ago|1 comments
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by stakent 16y ago
Good story. Lessons learned: 1. Business is not 'fair'. 2. Its unrealistic to expect playing field to be level. 3. Its about who you know. Big thanks to all parties involved for the reminder.
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by stakent 16y ago
Poland
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R00ting your Linux Desktop for Fun and Profit(theinvisiblethings.blogspot.com)
5 points by stakent 16y ago|1 comments
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Startup evolution – from idea to IPO in 10 really hard steps(paraschopra.com)
4 points by stakent 16y ago|0 comments
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Fred Wilson: The AngelList(avc.com)
5 points by stakent 16y ago|1 comments
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by stakent 16y ago
Don't put online anything what makes you uncomfortable published in local newspaper with your full name and photo. It's even worse online. Local newspaper has no search engine and uncountable number of copies.

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