yeahsure

13 ms·

121.
by yeahsure 15y ago
I would certainly love an article about how to do that. In my limited experience, it's actually pretty hard to make decent money through these sites.
122.
JamLegend is Shutting Down(blog.jamlegend.com)
7 points by yeahsure 15y ago|0 comments
123.
by yeahsure 16y ago
make submitting posts cost a few points karma, as an experiment Love this idea.
124.
by yeahsure 16y ago
In my -very limited- experience, the best way to make money with AdSense and/or Amazon is by actually making garbage websites. Nothing better to make a visitor click on an ad than a fugly website.
125.
by yeahsure 16y ago
Oh no! Now I'll have to play Maniac Mansion again! :-)
126.
by yeahsure 16y ago
I built (literally) a couple of these a few years ago while learning about SEO and never did anything else with them. At their best, they were making something like $300 per month (combined). With the last Google algo update the rankings ar
127.
by yeahsure 16y ago
"You don't know any teachers" He said his mother and two sisters are teachers. Am I missing something?
128.
by yeahsure 16y ago
I smoke and know a lot of people who does as well, and I can confirm that these imagery has little to no impact on smokers. I believe it might affect young people who are about to become smokers, but I seriously doubt it. It's an addiction
129.
by yeahsure 16y ago
I really loved this. Thank you so much for the link! Can't comment much on it because I'm afraid to give spoilers, but it was a very enjoying read that got me thinking in lots of things. Thanks again!
130.
by yeahsure 16y ago
So what if he can't create wonderful works of art or technology? Does that mean he's either a high school janitor or -if replaced by a robot- should just be a homeless? What if he hadn't become a janitor in the first place? What if he had s
131.
by yeahsure 16y ago
Personally, I really liked it. The only thing I didn't was how the pictures are cut at the bottom when you "dance", looks a bit weird to me.
132.
by yeahsure 16y ago
When I was a kid I was naive (and still am, to a degree) and I thought that in the future machines/computers/automation would do what humans didn't want to or simply couldn't, not to make a few people rich and bring more comfort to upper mi
133.
by yeahsure 16y ago
I heard from an employee that used to work at my Uncle's company (real estate) around Feb-Mar, in 2000. Used it a couple of times and I was hooked. These days I find myself jumping between DuckDuckGo and Google though.
134.
by yeahsure 16y ago
If he still owns those 40K shares, that would be $23,670,800 today. Not bad for a chef, though! Thanks for the link :)
135.
by yeahsure 16y ago
Hey, Sure. It depends on which kinds of projects you usually get though (most of the time we develop WordPress sites). We try to keep the questionnaires as short as possible, while gathering all the info we need. For the Project Planner we
136.
Doodling in Math Class: Infinity Elephants(youtube.com)
1 points by yeahsure 16y ago|0 comments
137.
by yeahsure 16y ago
Very interesting thoughts. Thanks for sharing! Upvoted :-) I wonder why would big corporations move there if labor laws are so strict there. Maybe they get "special" treatment in exchange for creating lots of jobs? Also, if Dublin is so exp
138.
by yeahsure 16y ago
Good idea. I think the arrow keys could be made out of unicode symbols as well.
139.
by yeahsure 16y ago
Not sure if this will help, but this is how we operate at the web design company I manage: 1) Prospect gets in touch with us via email or phone. 2) We send them a "Project Planner". This is a questionnaire with key questions (i.e. "What's t
140.
by yeahsure 16y ago
Care to share why you're looking for a US visa? Your comment would certainly add value to the conversation (ie Why do you think the US is better for entrepreneurs than Ireland?)
141.
by yeahsure 16y ago
You would have to be behind a proxy or something though, otherwise if you say something that can be remotely miss-interpreted you might end with a gps tracking device in your car anyway (like that guy on Reddit).
142.
by yeahsure 16y ago
I've become paranoic enough that I pretty much never say online what I really think when it comes to "delicate" topics. It's sad, but I miss the "old" internet days where I felt I was really anonymous and could be as politically-incorrect a
143.
by yeahsure 16y ago
"poverty is a result of poor life choices" You should check out a third world country. I live in one and I can tell you for a fact that this is not true. If you wake up thinking what you're going to eat today and where you'll sleep tonight,
144.
by yeahsure 16y ago
Not sure if this comment adds any value (I really need to go to bed) but how about requesting an action before showing people the search results for the first time? Kinda like http://www.tweetperview.com for searches. Another way to monet
145.
by yeahsure 16y ago
From the link at the bottom of the listing: "This is an on-site position, based in Cornbury Park, Oxfordshire. Only applicants who are authorized to work in the UK will be considered." I thought the website was called " Remote Jobs"? If I
146.
by yeahsure 16y ago
I used to work for immigration (IT dept) in my country - in South America. There where always plans to start finger-printing foreigners, though nothing has been done to this day. As far as I know, there's not a single country in South Ameri
147.
Spook Wars in Cyberspace(orlingrabbe.com)
1 points by yeahsure 16y ago|0 comments
148.
A DIY Data Manifesto(webmonkey.com)
2 points by yeahsure 16y ago|0 comments
149.
by yeahsure 16y ago
I really look forward to reading this site! I suggest you get in touch with Andrew from Mixergy.com - he has plenty of connections to get you started. Good luck!
150.
by yeahsure 16y ago
Great related read: http://www.badassoftheweek.com/tesla.html

More ›