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teadrinker
15y ago
-8 in downvotes with no explanation? really guys? Sorry for trying to help, i'm out.
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teadrinker
15y ago
Multi-server? Nope, single. Same as you have now, just with added flexibility on ram with 2 clicks I can handle a huge server load with ease, then drop back when done. That way I don't waste time on low level optimization tasks and can ke
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teadrinker
15y ago
BETTER SOLUTION: Get on the cloud. 15 minutes to upgrade your server when load gets high and billed by the hour at the ram level you're 'using. Theres very little reason to stay on traditional hosting if you're running anything close to a
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teadrinker
15y ago
From the site: "Each time a subscriber opens an email sent with Campaign Monitor, we keep track of which email client they're using" Maybe hotmail and yahoo users are more likely to open borderline spam whereas gmail users like to use email
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teadrinker
15y ago
As an aside, have any of those inspiration struck domains ever paid off or been developed further? I ask because I've registered about 50 of them over the last 3 and a half years and after a good nights sleep the fire has usually died down
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teadrinker
15y ago
Come on man, ballpark? :)
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teadrinker
15y ago
Hi Jason, nice site and congrats on the numbers. I consider the design community to be tightly knit, and it seems you've tapped it well from your viral conversion numbers. How do you see this business scaling up and avoiding a ceiling in
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teadrinker
15y ago
I shouldn't but I can. And that, is what freedom of speech is all about. If she didn't like it, she should have left. She didn't leave, she had a temper tantrum. To save face, she then made that blog post. She wanted to share her side o
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teadrinker
15y ago
The majority of people did not think he was an asshole. What we have here is one citizen attempting to censor another by influencing public opinion based upon her own beliefs and biases. And of course, white knights of the world will agre
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teadrinker
15y ago
Did Noah know the word Bitch would set her off? How about other words which are commonplace, which would she feel insulted by? We don't know. And I think it is for this added uncertainty to a team that he was referring to rather than the
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teadrinker
15y ago
Self-policing? Are you serious? I'm with the other guy on this one. I want to live in a free society, where no one attempts to enforce some artificial moral code on what I can or can not say. Don't like it, leave. Enough people like Noah
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teadrinker
15y ago
I really liked this. Thanks! Could I get a download link to the presentation that doesn't require me to sign up?
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teadrinker
15y ago
Agreed. Only one of these ideas has financial potential, and even then it's not an easy market to tap for that particular service. Still, it's nice to see some idea flow as it always gets the juices flowing.
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teadrinker
15y ago
I'd argue the main reason it failed was it was a bad idea. Their was no market for your product no matter how well you made it. Try not to take away execution lessons when the idea was poor. The execution was fine and if you'd have used a
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teadrinker
15y ago
It's possible enough idiots will fall for it to make a nice payday.
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teadrinker
15y ago
What indication do you have that a paying market exists for such a product?
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teadrinker
15y ago
How are you going to make money from this venture?
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teadrinker
15y ago
Not to mention the lack of proper regulation. Particularly at the exchanges: http://nerdr.com/bitcoin-exchange-scam-bitcoins-are-worthles... I was days away from entering the Bitcoin marketplace until I read that. Now I realize it's spe
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teadrinker
15y ago
Sorry, I had not seen it submitted previously and your link says deleted, but not by whom. It's not blatant spam selling counterfeit footwear or similar and I'm inclined to think it was the submitter who deleted it fearing downvotes from th
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teadrinker
15y ago
You really think the US will sit idly by as Bitcoin use increases?
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teadrinker
15y ago
He mentions sources in the comments section and clears his intention with: "This article highlights US laws are imminent based upon an increase in research activity into Bitcoin by the US courts service." We've been discussing this article
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Bitcoin Laws Imminent
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