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16y ago
I like the idea of giving the developers/designers/copywrites/whatever some credit, however, I doubt this is the way it should be done. Most web designers/developers/agencies already place a link in the website's footer so it's not that har
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16y ago
TV channels also rely on subscribers, I believe. Having said that - I still think Facebook ads might work in the long run. While they are annoying, they are also highly targeted and will only get more targeted in the future.
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yeahsure
16y ago
Maybe I didn't express myself correctly (My English is not that good) I meant picking up a phone and calling, establishing a connection, a bond - ie: Something not automated.
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16y ago
Leaving a "happy birthday" used to mean you actually remember the date, not that you had a message requesting you to wish someone a happy birthday. The people I really care about get a phone call, not a dummy "wall post". Maybe I'm a bit
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16y ago
Fugly!
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I thought Firefox was supported through AdSense at least in part? The default home-page for a fresh install is a customized Google search. If you click on an ad after your search, Mozilla gets a cut.
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16y ago
I have always thought that "mission critical" software means that if something goes wrong, a human being might get hurt (ie: heavy machinery, missiles, etc.)
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16y ago
He does mention he may sell it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBGIKes5HkE&feature=playe...
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16y ago
Agreed. Awesome interview! Here's the link: http://mixergy.com/tom-rossi-molehill-interview/
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16y ago
I invite you to read this article about Denmark ("The happiest place on earth") circa 2007: http://abcnews.go.com/2020/story?id=4086092&page=1 From the article: "The happiest people in the world pay some of the highest taxes in the wo
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16y ago
I tried to vote at the bottom but the button doesn't seem to be working.
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16y ago
A friend of mine was in an orphanage in MX when he was a child. He suffered from extended beatings on his soles (among other things like cigarette burns and the like). I don't know if it's true, but he says he can't feel absolutely nothing
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16y ago
Maybe, but the emails are mostly used for subscriptions and the like, so if they go down it wouldn't affect me that much. As for the Analytics/Docs etc. I use them because my clients do and I don't have many other places to point them to. A
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16y ago
I just voted, but (maybe because English is not my primary language) I didn't understand the poll very well. While I RELY on Google for some email accounts, analytics and search queries, I wouldn't say I "trust" Google. Bottom line is - Rel
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U.S. teenager tortured in Kuwait and barred re-entry into the U.S.
(salon.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
+1 I stop sharing my opinion with my network because of this same problem (I have clients, close relatives, extended family, etc.). What if I post something that a client finds offensive and leads to business problems that otherwise wouldn'
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16y ago
So what? I hadn't read that advice before. I found it on his blog and lost 20 pounds in a month. Following exactly his advice. I wouldn't call that a rip off.
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16y ago
OMG I haven't laughed so much since forever!!! Upvote this, your anus will be happy that you did!
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16y ago
Ditto. I used his diet a couple of years ago and lost 20 pounds in a month. Haven't read the book yet, but I'm really looking forward to it.
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16y ago
A very dear friend of mine just committed suicide a month ago. He was a very intelligent guy about to become successful. I wish he would have left a note like this behind to know why he did it. I realize this comment doesn't add much value
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16y ago
Around 8 years ago I did exactly this. I was (and still am, because my career shifted in another direction) a totally newbie to programming - except from some Basic I did when I was a kid. I developed some small games and helped a friend wi
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So does technology, I guess?
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Amazing World of Insect-Wing Color Discovered
(wired.com)
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It's not that hard, actually. You even have tools like SEnuke or Xrumer to automate the process. Get a few backlinks from .edu, .gov domains and then post some spammy articles/comments all over and you're good to go. If you are going after
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The scammer getting a tattoo is the best, in my opinion: http://www.419eater.com/html/okorie.htm I remember laughing out loud when I read it a few years ago - it's pretty long though!
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16y ago
Like they say, Don't let the truth get in the way of a good story...
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I think a desktop and/or mobile software for P 360 would make more sense than an online solution. It could simply integrate with people's Flickr accounts and get out of the way.
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"The airspace he covered is flown by full-scale aircraft" He did check if any full-scale aircraft was going to be flying at that time before hand so that wouldn't be an issue.
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16y ago
I completely agree with this statement.
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16y ago
Hi - (this is my first post). I'm not sure I agree with that. For example: Starting in 2011, any vendor or independent contractor payment that aggregates to more than $600 in a year gets a Form 1099-MISC. Do you think $50/month is worth all
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