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tucson
14y ago
Recording playing with my kid seems very compelling to me.
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tucson
14y ago
where the videos ( http://www.google.com/glass/start/how-it-feels/ ) recorded with Google glass, or another camera (GoPro?)?
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tucson
14y ago
Cool video. Does this really mean Mandiant was recording what was going on on the hacker's machine in China, or is that a "reconstruction of the events"?
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tucson
14y ago
Do you have a working demo site?
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14y ago
For those who like this type of stories (domain name gold rush etc.) I highly recommend "The Domain Game" ( http://www.amazon.com/Domain-Game-People-Internet-Names/dp/1... ). Also great interview from Michael Zapolin (who owned beer.com, di
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tucson
14y ago
> "I could target a specific website & specify exactly where on the page of that site I wanted my ads to appear." You can also do that with Adwords.
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> "Making fun of nazism is allowed." Making jokes using the word "Nazi" is common in America and England but is not well received by German people. I would recommend not making this type of jokes in Germany.
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Tinypass - service to charge for access to content
(tinypass.com)
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Would be interesting to see statistics of average sentence per crime. Something that would rank all crimes from highest average sentence to lowest, and where visitors can vote for sentences to go up or down. Crowdsourcing justice? Or is it
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French 2nd largest ISP Blocks All Web Advertising
(fastcompany.com)
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Ask HN: what tools can help me build a quote marketplace?
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Google’s Unspoken War
(chasesagum.com)
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tucson
14y ago
Interesting feedback. Thank you!
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> "The worst thing is to have people not buy, but have no idea what kept them from making the purchase" That is very true. My feedback: I visited your page and did not buy because I have zero revenue on my sites, and I have bought alrea
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14y ago
can someone explain? (I am not familiar with github and the whole thing is cryptic to me)
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14y ago
I am selling web design services. My goal is to get them to order a website which is not happening.
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tucson
14y ago
Yes it does not help, but I prefer not to share the address. I wanted to see if there are some general advice; what others are doing that works.
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Ask HN: what is the best way to know why users leave my website?
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14y ago
Is there a way to ask an open question (no list of predefined answers, but a text box for the user's answer) ? I cannot find it.
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14y ago
Interesting. Reminds me of a recruiter who runs several jobs board. He blogs at recruitingdomainnames.com about domain names... he might be interested in your solution. I saw him in this very interesting interview which I highly recommend:
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tucson
14y ago
How do you know that "a good number of people who browse the new page" ? I would guess the 'new' page gets 1% of traffic compared to the Main page. So on a slow day like today, such a quick feedback looked organized... but that seems to be
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How do you get 4 points and 2 positive comments within 29 minutes of submit? Hacker News 1st page seems reserved to orchestrated maneuvers... (nothing against the actual post here, but just saying)
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I got 5 questions in a row like 'Do you want to meet there at that time?' which were direct twitter messages to specific people. This needs more filtering as others have commented. It bugs me to see this on TechCrunch and HN when there are
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Fun entrepreneurial stories (Beer.com, etc) from Michael Zapolin
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Yes, but how much did they offer for Duck.com? Duck.com being now with Google, they should just rebrand to something else. Forget the duck. Go with something else. PunchBowl.com or whatever brandable name.
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What some would call the 'radio test'. 1. Must be a dot com. 2. Must clearly state & define the product or service being sold. 3. Must be easy to pronounce & therefore pass the radio test. 4. Must not be longer than necessary, the s
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I agree they should re-brand. Duck.com would have been good. The day I saw duck.com redirected to Google I thought DuckDuckGo missed a great opportunity. That's where you see how savvy Google are.
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Interview with the man who bought and sold computer.com, InsuranceQuotes.com
(domainsherpa.com)
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which copywriting book(s) or material do you recommend?
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Great stuff. I just played 20 minutes of guitar in a row. That did not happen to me since years. Thank you very much for this tool. The one thing I miss: if I search I don't get any video with already made soundslice tabs. Even a search on
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