Techpope

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by Techpope 13y ago
This seems like a classic "Apple did that so why don't we?" approach, which doesn't have to be bad but people shouldn't copy Apple for the sake of it; they should copy them because what they did makes sense and actu
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by Techpope 13y ago
Peter Thiel will fix you up with a seastead ;)
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by Techpope 13y ago
Yes, the worst part I forgot :P
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by Techpope 13y ago
Am I right to assume that you can technically handle the idea on your own? If that is the case I would launch and try to get some people to use it(I know that it sounds easier than it is). If these people really like it, there's a chan
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by Techpope 13y ago
I know it is cliché but you should start doing something you really love. That is at least what works for me. Trying to figure out your priorities also helps, ask yourself what it is that you want most badly at the moment. Is it a romantic
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by Techpope 13y ago
I think it's more important not to discourage it. It looks awfully artificial if you go out of your way to promote it and will raise suspicion that one is not there because of the technology but because one is of a certain sex. I can&#
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by Techpope 13y ago
Correct. Regarding companies like Google, Microsoft, Facebook and Yahoo; the answer is not using their services at all since you don't pay them yourself but you do by viewing ads.
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by Techpope 13y ago
I always hated cars, maybe not having humans be in charge of them will decrease my hate.
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by Techpope 13y ago
The saddest part about this whole PRISM scandal to me is that the tech companies involved did not seem at all opposed to the idea - and even if they were, why not give your customers a heads up? It's so sad. Nerds need to get on the mo