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13y ago
It's simply a matter of statistics. The successful guy probably started a dozen businesses that failed completely. But you don't hear about those. Nobody succeeds 100% of the time, or even often. Try your best, but try over and over again.
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I can't imagine what these would be used for. You're most likely looking for business clients that are going to be hard to find. The lowend market is much larger. The most important factor is cost. Most VPS hosts will sell several dozen ins
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13y ago
Almost all major datacenters have pretty high security. Your main concern should probably be securing the software, not the physical servers.
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13y ago
Can you enlighten us? Why is it so slow? Are some people abusing all of that free bandwidth? Is their LAN simply not built to handle much traffic?
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13y ago
Might come in handy. Thanks!
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I'd say just be straightforward and direct. If he doesn't agree to some sort of compromise, you don't want to work with him.
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Depends on the idea and how you plan to market it. Some you really can't test. If you plan on advertising, easy. Just run a very small ad campaign and check conversions. Create a landing page that garners interest and asks for the users ema
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13y ago
Get him to sign a document reincorporating the company without his knowledge. Dilute his shares in the company. Kick him out of the building.
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13y ago
I love Fluxbox. It only uses 10MB of RAM and runs just about anything you can imagine.
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Who are you? Around here, ideas aren't very important. Everybody has ideas. They're easy to come by, and they're usually not as huge as you might assume. The most important aspect of a startup is a founder that can get things done. Do you k
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13y ago
Certainly a clever scheme. I personally don't buy into such nonsense, but I'm sure lots of people would. The sad thing is this could be a legitimate product, but the over aggressive scammy marketing gives it a bad image.
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13y ago
Thanks. I'm getting tetramethoxypropenylbenzenes .
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13y ago
Do you think people would pay to rent mining equipment? I'm not sure how the pricing model would work, but it would allow more people to contribute that can't afford to spend thousands upfront. Maybe some sort of pooling of funds, buy equi
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13y ago
How many DMCA cases are actually pursued? It seems like most DMCA requests are simply scare letters. You could almost ignore all of them and never run into any trouble.
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14y ago
Probably business. Something exciting. Sitting at a computer or solving math problems all day is a nightmare, even though I've been doing it forever. These things are usually a "sudden realization".
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14y ago
Exact same situation. I'm switching majors. Edit: Another thought: Computer Science is boring as hell . Even the tiniest bit of ADD makes it impossible. Even a person without ADD will probably show some symptoms of it. Rather than figuring
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14y ago
If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
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It would be a huge security issue if this was possible. Imagine every site spamming whatever they wanted into your clipboard.
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14y ago
Is it possible to tell if something's organic by looking at it?
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14y ago
Why not go ahead and learn basic HTML? You brag about it like you're proud of knowing nothing. You could literally be proficient in HTML and basic server management this afternoon if you tried. I'm not saying you should or taking a cheap sh
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What was the since in ever turning it off ?
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14y ago
http://ihackernews.com/ or one of the many apps.
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14y ago
It would be nice to see them. We future applicants would like to know what to do and what not to do.
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If he hadn't lost, would this scheme have gone unnoticed?
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14y ago
We can't see your app.
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14y ago
Engineer is usually stated as either software or hardware. Just computer engineer is a vague term, but it probably means hardware . Programmer of course always means this person works solely with software.
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14y ago
http://23andme.com
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That's depressing.
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14y ago
http://buysellads.com
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14y ago
$100 on Virwox.
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