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by t0 13y ago
I didn't even think that was possible, but I'm not surprised. Tor is a good concept, but it's incredibly slow and only works some of the time. Hopefully this leads to new software. It seems like a lot of Tor traffic is internet. Rather than
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by t0 13y ago
Rocketplayer
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by t0 13y ago
Why compare it to 99designs? I don't see any resemblance and you're almost hurting yourself with this comparison. "Crowdsourcing" may be a better word choice. But you're asking for a "bid" instead of actual work, so it isn't even technicall
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by t0 13y ago
I've seen a few of these before. Here's an interesting one if you can figure it out. http://web.archive.org/web/20120722010228/http://forrst.com/...
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by t0 13y ago
Photoshop slicing gives you a table. Simply set the background color of each cell and set the borders and padding to zero.
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by t0 13y ago
There is no manual approval. All links on the frontpage are there based on the amount of votes and time. http://amix.dk/blog/post/19574
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by t0 13y ago
Very interesting concept. You could extend this to allow site owners to filter through the beta list by certain areas or other metrics and grant access accordingly. Prioritizing by a simple list may not work as well, as it might be a bit de
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by t0 13y ago
You'd be surprised. There are sites out there with millions of users designed by amateur programmers. It really is as simple as SQL injection.
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by t0 13y ago
I usually use http://checkip.dyndns.org . Good find, thanks.
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by t0 13y ago
He thinks we're going to opt in? Tracking cookies are going to go away, but nothing is going to replace them.
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by t0 13y ago
There probably isn't one best marketing method, and there's no way to know. Try a small run of all of them and see which work. As far as getting press coverage, you're better off writing a guest post about something valuable and interesting
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by t0 13y ago
Only if I'm entering credit card or other important information.
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by t0 13y ago
Your landing page needs work. Reading all of that text is a chore. Here's a very similar app: https://clarity.fm/home
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by t0 13y ago
It certainly can work. Twitter is a good example. But it's hard to get any investment, pay any bills, or hire any employees if you don't at least have a plan to make money in the future. Don't say "I have no clue", say "I'm focusing on grow
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by t0 13y ago
Could this be another Linode that misleads the public as to what was actually hacked in an attempt to save their public image?
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by t0 13y ago
I've talked to these guys several times. They fail to address the exact problem I mentioned. They only have a few books, and they suck. They need to somehow find lots of teachers willing to write books.
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by t0 13y ago
You're absolutely right. Is there any way to solve this? I don't know that a small publisher could ever give them this recognition. Maybe find some that are interested in money versus fame?
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by t0 13y ago
The features you add should be up to you, not the customer. Because as you said, you know better than them what they need. This article sums it up. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5570679 Either find better clients or put your foot d
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by t0 13y ago
I don't have an NFL fantasy team per se. I pick the players I like most that happen to be playing that weekend. I might also grab a different player depending on the defense he's up against. Hope that helps!
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by t0 13y ago
Textbooks. The market is controlled by a half dozen huge companies that charge around 10x too much because they can. I intend to tackle it one day. The biggest hurdle is actually finding instructors willing to write a textbook.
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by t0 13y ago
Is it an image? You can serve the image data with a language like PHP and add the user's IP and browser to a database each time the image is loaded.
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by t0 13y ago
It's probably the same few scalpers every time. You don't want to punish the average guy that changed plans and needs to resell once or twice. If you had the data, it would be easy to spot these trends and catch the bad guys. We need the st
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by t0 13y ago
Email PG.
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by t0 13y ago
<---------- Go ahead. Here's another arrow for you to click. If it gives you that much pleasure, I'll give you as many arrows as you'd like. Whatever you do, don't reply to my actual comment with actual logic. Has your argument been com
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by t0 13y ago
Good point. I've been spelling that wrong forever. Thanks.
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by t0 13y ago
" Microsoft figures customers will be more likely to switch from Android smartphones to Windows 8 phones if it makes it easier to find the same or similar apps for their new phone as were on their old phones. " Are you sure? Either way, you
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by t0 13y ago
Who ever said he wasn't smart? This fad was created by comedians such as Letterman and bares absolutely no truth.
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by t0 13y ago
Did Google ever come right out into the open and bash another company? No. There are much more subtle ways to get your point across. Targeting another brand, stealing happy users right in the middle of using their using the software, right
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by t0 13y ago
You're right. 99% of the bitcoins owned today will never be spent on purchases. I wonder if this is simply due to ease of use. What can you really buy with them? If they were accepted everywhere would this be different?
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by t0 13y ago
Now that's just pathetic. Can they not come up with anything more clever than blatant poaching of customers? Same approach with many Bing commercials. Microsoft just hates Google for reason.

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