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vaksel
16y ago
I don't see why not...you can trademark a fruit(apple) and a a color(pink).
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vaksel
16y ago
best to buy this before he gets sued for trademark infringement
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vaksel
16y ago
I wish HN would enable links in self posts. http://catch.com (yes it was easier to type it out here, than in the browser)
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vaksel
16y ago
very good article...but I think it's underestimating the culture shift of companies not even considering IPOs in that range
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vaksel
16y ago
because a lot of people use WIFI in their house, which a lot of people fail to secure...so for all you know someone else accessed it
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vaksel
16y ago
yeah when you live with mom and dad, your expenses will pretty much be zero. rent? paid for food? basics covered, so can be 0. internet? chances are already installed if you are living at home, I think your expenses can boil down just to yo
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vaksel
16y ago
would be cool if there was a subscription option where you can subscribe to some master list that gets updated by people you trust. or just simply a bulk insert
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vaksel
16y ago
if it was everyone I wouldn't really care, but when you see 3 people go through in front of you without getting carded, it gets a little annoying.
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vaksel
16y ago
can you tell your guys at wine library to stop carding me every time I shop there...I'm 27...but there hasn't been a single time where I wasn't asked to show my ID. It's not that big of a deal(my wallet is already out to pay)...but it's ann
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vaksel
16y ago
personally I find this is very retarded...faking your name is easy. All you have to do is make a new Facebook account with a real sounding name, and noone would be the wiser. So whats the point of wasting valuable resources enforcing someth
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vaksel
16y ago
isn't the whole lets make a platform kinda obvious...is that really what you were thinking(or not thinking) at the time or is it just a PR spun story to get coverage. it's like the Goog guys designing Google just so they could better find t
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vaksel
16y ago
I guess we won't be seeing Ocean's Fourteen
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vaksel
16y ago
I can modify existing content to fit my needs, but drawing stuff from scratch is where it gets complicated for me.
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vaksel
16y ago
the only one "coupon" I ever bought was for a $20 Amazon Gift card for $10 on Living Social. All those other coupons are almost always junk. The only reason it works, is that out of millions of people out there, there are a few for whom tha
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vaksel
16y ago
was it for a real job or for a minimum wage type job(McDonalds etc)
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vaksel
16y ago
same question for you...has it worked for you or anyone you know?
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vaksel
16y ago
have you had that work for you or for anyone yo know? or are you just throwing it out there as a way to do something. it's easy to say go walk from business to business shaking hands asking if their company is hiring, and yes for a few peop
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vaksel
16y ago
easier said than done you have to think outside the programmer mindset where there are lots of opportunities to meet people. For other careers, the only way to meet people in your industry is through a job or a conference.
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vaksel
16y ago
there aren't that many new jobs added to all the jobs sites every day, so if you limit yourself just to sending resumes within the closest 100 miles, 15 minutes a day can be as much as you can actually spend. and yes sending resumes isn't a
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vaksel
16y ago
don't bait Anon and they'll leave you alone...in this case the firm has noone to blame but the founder.
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vaksel
16y ago
not really that wouldn't have worked if they didn't hack the email first
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vaksel
16y ago
glad you are out, welcome back
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vaksel
16y ago
better than some resumes I've seen...hell I've seen some where the person had their email address wrong
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vaksel
16y ago
yes when you have a monopoly you can charge anything you want and people will pay it. The Fiero example is different, since it's an "iconic" car, which means there are plenty of aftermarket suppliers/vendors who sell this stuff(usually othe
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vaksel
16y ago
revenue != profit. take the Fiero guy...sure 2 mil is impressive...but car parts are expensive...and his profit margin is most likely only 7%(seems to be the average for car parts)...which turns his 2 mil into $140K.
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vaksel
16y ago
think of it as the ultimate link bait
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vaksel
16y ago
You can just do a bulk import. So download your aweber list csv and then just upload it to mailchimp. The only problem is that autoresponders don't seem to work for old users unless you do a dirty hack
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vaksel
16y ago
Get well soon Hospitals suck...but at least you caught it before there were any major complications
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vaksel
16y ago
not 4 years, according to their whois the domain was created in March 2003. So 7..7.5 years.
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vaksel
16y ago
it's fine to do that in my book...hell it's not like you are selling the email addresses like some people or spamming them with Amazon affiliate links.
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