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901.
by vaksel 16y ago
there is no more KGB, it was called FSK(federal service of counter-espionage) in 1993 and in 1995 they renamed it to FSB(federal service for security)
902.
by vaksel 16y ago
you'd think they'd bump the Kremlin dude and get that account instead of going with KremlinRussia(do any other countries have Kremlins?)...I'm sure he could be convinced to part with the account
903.
by vaksel 16y ago
the iPad sells because it's an apple product, everyone gotta have..not because it's a tablet.
904.
by vaksel 16y ago
duuuh
905.
by vaksel 16y ago
cocaine is expensive although since he is going through a divorce(I think), it's probably lawyer fees
906.
by vaksel 16y ago
don't think so. I know he has a social network for families with Mark Bao and an app store for business apps. But at most those are 10-50K a year businesses...at least in the foreseeable future.
907.
by vaksel 16y ago
the way I see it, is if you are doing engineering or any other technical major, then yes it still is. but humanities etc is a waste of money unfortunately our culture has made getting a degree a prerequisite(everyone got one), so now you ne
908.
by vaksel 16y ago
Large Hadron Collider having an accident or creating a black hole. Running out of oil, which will in turn start a whole host of problems. Some genetic disease like the plague, wiping out most of the civilization. An experiment on next level
909.
by vaksel 16y ago
frankly I'm shocked that Google still does such shitty customer support. Sure Gmail, Search etc, I can understand that you can't supply customer service for a free service used by millions(many of whom will call you for the most trivial stu
910.
by vaksel 16y ago
focus is overrated early on, but yes once you find the one project that is an obvious success, you should try to focus on that 100% full time
911.
by vaksel 16y ago
yeah here they get to be the feature of the show and i'm sure it got them a ton of other press about the promotion
912.
by vaksel 16y ago
i think that's $24.99 instead of $29.99 per domain if you register 21+, Not under $1 per domain.
913.
by vaksel 16y ago
it must be different for your state, here all we do is fill out a form, and that's it...you get your paperwork a few days later in the mail. then one day to hit up the bank to open up the account
914.
by vaksel 16y ago
the question is how many of these are actual startups, and how many of these are "consulting" companies, that people started in order to get/keep a job
915.
by vaksel 16y ago
for this to be a true "dip" you should be trying to sell those to see how much you'll make off them
916.
by vaksel 16y ago
I dunno, but it doesn't sound like they got good results. Ignore the reddit and PRWeb based sales, since it's not really correlated with the DDG spend. And you only have 22 sales originated directly from DDG for a total of $550 in sales. So
917.
by vaksel 16y ago
I don't actually do these myself, but if I was a developer I'd do these: 1) start blogging about things in your niche. That way you'll get a number of people in your niche coming to your site every day and seeing a link to your product. 2)
918.
by vaksel 16y ago
probably people going there to patch Windows or some other MS software
919.
by vaksel 16y ago
it's kinda sad that you only need to go to #15 to hit below 100mm visitors/month number. You'd think by now, there'd be hundreds of sites with those numbers also would be nice to see a top 1000 for domain names. i.e. combine all ebay.com/eb
920.
by vaksel 16y ago
I actually had to deal with something similar at home. Granted it was flowing water, but same principle. Anyways what you do is use an open hose and some hose clamps on the leaking pipe, then you direct the oil hose where you want it to go.
921.
by vaksel 16y ago
they tried all these retarded ideas back in the 70s with the Ixtoc oil spill http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ixtoc_I_oil_spill the only thing that worked was drilling the relief well I bet the reason they are doing these retarded ideas while
922.
by vaksel 16y ago
I think they are ok, as long as the apps submitted meet some minimum criteria. i.e. no things like "top 10 _______ images" apps
923.
by vaksel 16y ago
sort of, before you'd get "crap" results, now you get no results. All you get is: Our search machines are under too much load to handle your request right now. :( Sorry for the inconvenience. Try again in a little bit -- but please don't ma
924.
by vaksel 16y ago
an open letter to Alexis Ohanian fix search, it's been broken for a couple of weeks now.
925.
by vaksel 16y ago
if you want to learn something, it's better to learn it by yourself. School is aimed at the lowest common denominator and is aimed at finishing a small portion of curriculum during the semester. And since most classes are 3-4 credits, at mo
926.
by vaksel 16y ago
the problem with DRM is that it penalizes the legit users, without actually stopping the pirates. A lot of people started pirating, after their DRM software crapped out on them.
927.
by vaksel 16y ago
since it's a brand new user it's probably bullshit, especially when you remember that it's next to impossible to sell a company as a cash only deal. There is always an earn out/stock play, to make sure the buying company isn't buying a lemo
928.
by vaksel 16y ago
just having a discussion. Technically you pay less in taxes on the low end, but those taxes get taken out every two weeks, you just get a refund at the end of the year. It doesn't really matter what you are in favor of, the taxes will still
929.
by vaksel 16y ago
sure you can live on $13,900 a year in some third world hell hole, but in that third world hell hole, your $13,900 would actually be $2,900/yr. Sure a solid meal would cost only $1 to $2...all we need to remove is the part that doesn't allo
930.
by vaksel 16y ago
minimum wage laws mean you are making enough to live. If you are making the minimum wage, and work 40 hours a week, that's $1,160 a month/$2,320 if they work 80 hours a week. Can someone really survive if they are being paid even less than

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