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10y ago
My friends at Intrinio ( https://intrinio.com/ ) here in St. Pete FL are responding to this question with a lower-cost, developer-friendly way to pull financial data into Excel, Google Sheets or your own application.
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While the Parse team did an excellent job open-sourcing the platform and providing ample notice, it was still a costly learning experience. Seamlessly transitioning a large user base on iPhone and Android to our self-hosted Parse with minim
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10y ago
Can an OU easily be transferred to another Organization down the road? For example, if I put a client's data in their own S3/OU within our AWS account, then they want to assume ownership of that later, can the OU be transferred to
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You don't need a co-founder, but you shouldn't do it alone. Every founder will have days where an investor or employee is driving you nuts, or worse - you're struggling to keep the business afloat. At these junctures, an outs
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10y ago
We've been interviewing external "AWS specialist" firms to help with the complexity, review our architecture, leverage new AWS services, etc. Any recommendations? Have spoken with LogicWorks, 2ndWatch and RackSpace so far.
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10y ago
Can you explain? Sure, they're marketed to consumers because their audience is largely there, but if configured securely (to only talk to your infrastructure etc) offer a very affordable option to store data behind a customer's wa
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10y ago
Synology DiskStations are an affordable option (<$1000) for on-prem data storage accessible to your web application. They run a standard LAMP stack out of the box (basic database and file storage) and have redundant/RAID storage. A
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11y ago
Would this work over a compressed (such as VoIP) connection, or even RF radio? Imagine sending a picture over an existing public safety radio network if Internet is disrupted.
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11y ago
Looking forward to when the posters are available for purchase. I'm not seeing any in http://thejplstore.com/index.php?route=product/category&path...
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11y ago
Even better
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11y ago
Idea: Put free WiFi hotspots in homeless areas (SSID: AskIzzy) that go directly to (and are limited to) your site when the browser launches. Remember that people often have phones but are out of data/minutes when they need help the mos
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11y ago
Tip: Have an Indeed.com resume verbose with your areas of expertise. Build a project using Parse.com or the Twitter API? Put that in there. As an employer, one of my more successful methods is to search for specific skill sets that a projec
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11y ago
Former National Hurricane Center director Max Mayfield and I used to sneak up to the rooftop looking for the Green Flash while building our new business. It was his dream to see it in his lifetime. We never did see the flash, but the peacef
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11y ago
Is human trafficking being facilitated over your app? Recommended reading by (Ashton Kutcher & Demi Moore's) non-profit Thorn: https://www.wearethorn.org/sound-practices-guide-stopping-ch... Want to contribute your
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11y ago
Great feedback, thank you!
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11y ago
We use 15Five (employees spend 15mins/wk answering questions, managers spend 5mins reviewing). It's extremely valuable for measuring happiness and weekly goal attainment while soliciting ongoing feedback. What I like most is that
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11y ago
If Whois returns a private registration and the site doesn't provide contact information, try the Wayback Machine http://archive.org/web/
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11y ago
Easy (Homejoy customer here). They show up at the scheduled time, say hello, clean, leave. I'm sure it's a personal relationship for some customers but wasn't for me.
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11y ago
Homejoy customer here. For me, they succeeded in making home cleaning accessible to a guy in his early 30s who clicked a few buttons past a Facebook ad to schedule 2x/mo cleaning - a big stress reliever and quality of life improver. I
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11y ago
On this topic, can someone recommend a simple feature voting tool with SSO? Something similar to this but not tied to GitHub? When I looked again at Get Satisfaction, User Voice, etc they're all so bloated with features and complicatio
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Reading this just moments after shredding a prison map, putting a failed product attempt of mine on the shelf. The idea was to provide a texting kiosk for prisoners to SMS friends and family. Building the technology MVP to run an iMessage-l
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12y ago
Thanks. Not questioning the cost of your service - that's for you and the market to decide! Just trying to get a better understanding of how the bitcoin transaction works.
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12y ago
Just paid to stamp a document and thought the process was very easy - nice job! Question: Help me understand the bitcoin financial transaction - I'm not well-versed in bitcoin. In blockchain.info I see "Total Input: 0.0002 BTC&quo
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12y ago
Fast-forward 8 or so years to today, where crimes involving mobile devices or computers are the norm. Police departments are recruiting tech-savvy young adults out of high school, then sending them to training on digital forensics and the l
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Hoops are good, yes, and I don't disagree with the decision to reclassify it. The extra time and expense of new doctor appointments, urine tests, pill counting, questioning, etc. for someone who has been on the drug responsibly for a l
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Tramadol recently became more regulated as a controlled substance and now requires patients to jump through more hoops (pain management visits, drug tests, etc.) to obtain. Source: Family member on Tramadol and http://www.busines
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12y ago
I could be wrong, but Coolpad looks large (like a Note) whereas Moto G is small and easy to operate with one hand - which I prefer. Also, when I Google Coolpad 7320 my purchase options are eBay or AliExpress - and that's fine for many
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I've been using the Moto G on T-Mobile for roughly 1 month and have nothing but great things to say about it. Fast, no bloatware, screen is brilliant, right size, available on all carriers (I believe). Best sub-$200 phone I've com
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12y ago
Note: 94 uniquely named / 245 total
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12y ago
Thanks for working on this important project! Maybe I missed this in reading your site, but how do you know it detects fake base stations? Have you been able to test it against a Stingray, or are you basing the app on a set of assumptions d
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