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by white 18y ago
You are right, we log into your account and performing updating of your profile, so Facebook (for example) will always reflect the most actual data.
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by white 18y ago
Our goal is not harvest data, but to export it. That's the point. I agree that it's easier to see the intentions to "steal" data from other networks, but this is not our point.
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by white 18y ago
The convenience is the first step, we've got more in development. Robert Scoble, as far as I recall, was trying to download all his contacts and all their information out of Facebook. And this is a little bit different to what we're doing
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by white 18y ago
The name is stands mostly for "keeping the bits of your personal information".
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by white 18y ago
Unlikely, there is no way to help you, if you're unwilling to give us at least minimum. We have a workaround for import currently in development, however, we can't do much with sync feature without being able to login.
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by white 18y ago
Would you send me a screenshot to alex at atomkeep.com ? I'd like to find out what's wrong with that. Thanks.
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by white 18y ago
1. Nobody knows, but according to the current trends on sharing data, FB (and others) are more likely to stick on "sneak preview" of the data. Everyone want to be the central data storage, but not us. This is not our primary goal to store
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by white 18y ago
The pain: several accounts (LinkedIn, facebook, MySpace) and keeping their profiles updated.
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by white 18y ago
The street address is just one of the simplest parts of modern profiles nowadays. But, yes, this is one of the features of Atomkeep. In addition to street address, you also have your education and work experience blocks for example. Origin
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by white 18y ago
Thank you very much for your feedback. However, our original idea is pretty much different from Friendfeed does. We are more about saving time and doing sometime valuable. What do you mean saying Google Profiles? Are you talking about th
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by white 18y ago
Atomkeep is here to solve the problem of information redundancy. Atomkeep will keep your accounts in sync on all social networks, job boards and other sites. Atomkeep http://www.atomkeep.com Please, give me your feedback about my startup
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Atomkeep - your profile everywhere. (Please, review my startup)(atomkeep.com)
30 points by white 18y ago|53 comments
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by white 18y ago
If you are waiting for other people to give you an answer, you're probably not ready, yet, despite on your age and life experience.
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by white 18y ago
I guess it means specific. Unlikely, I don't have access to the site, they never approved me, but proposed a paid membership. I don't think I'm going to pay ;)
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by white 18y ago
Well, you are particularly right and if you do such an extensive development for Linux platform, you should use it. As for the things, you can always do it in the way like you want to. ;)
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by white 18y ago
That's what confuses me a lot. What is the reason to get Mac with Darwin and purchase a secondary laptop with any type of Linux on it? Come on, you are shredding your money away. ;) But this is a pretty common behavior and frequently aske
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by white 18y ago
Well, I have a Unix experience with more then 10 years and I can tell you that OS X (Darwin) is not less functional or harder to use then any other Unix system. I bet you haven't tried SunOS...
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by white 19y ago
What is the sense to run Linux on Unix platform? What tasks are you doing that make you want Linux also?
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by white 19y ago
You don't have to get H1B to apply for EBGC. The H1B period is 2 years. Although it's not guaranteed to be approved for next two years, you'll pretty likely be. The maximum period of H1B is 5 years from what I remember (2 + 2 + 1).
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by white 19y ago
I assume you're not talking about the whole EBGC process. I don't believe it's possible to file a case and pass through all steps in just four months. And actually I never heard it can happen in less then 10 months.
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by white 19y ago
My congrats. Case transfer between states often leads to unexpected delays. Actually, it's one of the most popular reasons to get your case delayed for years - it's being simply lost.
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by white 19y ago
Well, speaking about the lawyers fees, the sky is the limit. ;) I know typically a good and expensive lawyer firm can charge around $15K for the family of three (well, this includes the official payments for the process, but doesn't includ
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by white 19y ago
Well anyway you still can play GC lottery. If there is a chance, why not trying it? ;) My brother was one among hundred of thousands who's used that chance.
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by white 19y ago
I consider you're talking about your employers, aren't you? As far as I know H1B can be extended to 5 years at max (2+2+1), so you should better hurry up. Propose them to share the costs of legal process if it will make them move up. I d
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by white 19y ago
Good lawyers help. What also matters is what group are you fitting into. Having a diploma which is evaluated to Master Degree of American university speeds up a process significantly. Process with Bachelor Degree is pretty slow. There is
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by white 19y ago
If you're going to take an investment, you should consider Delaware C Corp.
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by white 19y ago
Be adequate with what you are asking for. You have the right to get paid fair salary. What investors may worry more then a few grands of salary raise, is how to keep your attention on the startup as much as it's only possible. If you're
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by white 19y ago
You're saying about TN status (sometimes referred as TN visa). I was saying about EBGC and H1. Only Canadians and Mexicans can use TN.
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by white 19y ago
For the most of startups you'll be doing fine with some old computer, which you may not consider for desktop station. Once you'll start feeling that it's not enough anymore, it's time to think why your startup makes so much traffic and can
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by white 19y ago
Well, I'm not fully agree on the examples with Sergey and Max. Sergey's father is a very qualified ex-soviet mathematician, he gave very good basics to Sergey. Max moved to US when he was 16. He's got grounds from the soviet education s

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