Throwaway90283

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by Throwaway90283 11y ago
Use couchsurfing, and search for hosts that 'want to meet up', and were online in the past week. There are tons of people interesting in showing travelers their city, so send them messages. Or, check the couchsurfing forums and me
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by Throwaway90283 11y ago
I just stumbled on this link, and apparently you can stop contributing to specific sites, and also select whether to contributor to all participating sites, or ones you specifically select. http://www.droid-life.com/2015&#x2
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by Throwaway90283 11y ago
This page has been online for a while, and it still appears to be limited to a very small, select number of publishers. Did anyone request an invitation and actually receive an invite during the last 5 months? I'm assuming this is anot
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by Throwaway90283 11y ago
Upgrading their service is expensive. T-Mobile upgrades, then Sprint has to upgrade to compete, then T-Mobile has to upgrade again, then Sprint... Instead what's going to happen, T-Mobile and Sprint both agree to offer the same perform
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by Throwaway90283 11y ago
I can't figure it out either. It's really difficult to determine the speed because of the scale involved here.
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by Throwaway90283 11y ago
It looks small in the video, but that first stage is the height of a 20 story building. It can't tip over without destroying itself, and it's not something you want to get wet.
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by Throwaway90283 11y ago
Kai Greenes is saying to use a lower weight so you can manage proper form. Sacrificing form just to hit a number goal, or to impress the person beside you at the gym is only going to lower your gains. That has nothing to do with volume trai
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by Throwaway90283 11y ago
Try saying that on the radio, or at a meeting, or during a presentation, or when networking with someone. It's a mess, you're having a drink and meet someone in your industry. Oh, visit my site, it's john.ninja, or http:&#x2
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by Throwaway90283 11y ago
I believe it's still .com, then everything else, even if people typically find sites through search. Why? If I write on a poster john.com, or on a cereal box, or on my business card, or I say 'visit us at john.com' on the rad
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by Throwaway90283 11y ago
I didn't know how to write a line of PHP or MySQL (previously a frontend designer/developer). I went through a couple of the courses on Lynda because I had an idea for a project I wanted to develop. I started writing backend code
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by Throwaway90283 11y ago
You want to develop a body cam for law enforcement? I don't think current systems or costs are holding them back at the moment. Instead, most law enforcement agencies simply don't want them. Even if they were mandatory, they would
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by Throwaway90283 11y ago
It's easy to paste in a block of code to insert ads. Accepting payments, tracking them on user accounts, and hiding those ads is obviously a little more complicated. If Google Contribute ( https://www.google.com/contribu
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by Throwaway90283 11y ago
I think my favorite is the bug where you could delete any folder from a user's computer, just by linking them to a site with a few lines of code inserted in the source. I think it was on XP, and it would trigger Windows help to open at
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by Throwaway90283 11y ago
No need to track 50,000 aircraft. Instead, have the stream automatically switch on when the plane is in distress, when it's losing altitude, when an emergency has been triggered, or when it's going off the flight path.
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by Throwaway90283 12y ago
Is it free housekeeping, or cheaper cleaning? You're claiming both, so what's the business plan and how much are people saving? Secondly, people always take free samples, so what's the benefit of cleaning their home? Why can&
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by Throwaway90283 12y ago
Why is it surprising? It's faster and cheaper to write clickbait articles, and they have a wider appeal. People are much more likely to click and share something with the name, 'What Disney character are you?' or 'Top 10
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by Throwaway90283 12y ago
I've seen my site copied countless times. There are at least 5 or 6 clones that are blatant knockoffs. There are people that bought the non .com domains of my site, and copied the images I designed, and sections of my html code. There
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by Throwaway90283 12y ago
I have a Samsung Series 9, which was renamed to the Ativ Book 9 in recent years, so they may have improved on some of the below issues. 1. Some of the media keys don't work on Windows 8, even with Samsung software (laptop shipped with
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by Throwaway90283 12y ago
Simple answer. Download the apps from your top competitors and start using them. When you get bored of them and quit in an hour, or a week, you'll know why they're dead.
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by Throwaway90283 12y ago
I'm hoping it brings some fun, education uses. For example, VR cooking with Gordon Ramsey, where you're in a virtual kitchen, cooking along with a professional chef. Or VR public speaking. Most people are scared of speaking in pub
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by Throwaway90283 12y ago
They should concentrate on a wide variety of features and make it modular. That way, I could download a build with bold, italic, and spoiler syntax. Or, someone else could download one with only lists, strikeouts, headings, and math formula
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by Throwaway90283 12y ago
If it's a good idea, people will copy it. Nonetheless, you have one thing in your favor, and that's a head start. You develop it right the first time around, and leave little room for the competition to improve on the service. By
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by Throwaway90283 12y ago
Including the name is a great idea. I feel like stock photos of business offices and people are a turn off. Anytime I see them on a site, I figure it's a basement operation being run by amateurs. Why are they posting a photo of a rando
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by Throwaway90283 12y ago
Same here, I enjoy A/B testing often, along with analyzing numbers and data. When I opened this article and saw the A/B/C image at the top, I was excited to see the results. Then... nothing.
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by Throwaway90283 12y ago
This article references a number of different studies, but I really wanted to see some hard numbers with these concepts being used. Show me that someone pointing at that newsletter button is 25% more effective than a photo of someone with t
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by Throwaway90283 12y ago
Depends on the niche. I run a tech site with 1.2 million daily page views, and yet Google reports 400,000 ad impressions a day. The other 66% are being blocked. This isn't hard to believe, since all my tech friends run ad blockers.
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by Throwaway90283 12y ago
Random story from last week, and my experience with Apple software. I don't use Apple products too often, but I was downloading some apps for a family members ipod touch 4g (latest model being 5g). The 4g only supports up to iOS 6, and
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by Throwaway90283 12y ago
What's the issue? People use these silly websites and applications, and they provide a service. Why do we need 100 different to-do list applications? Well, because everyone has unique needs. Some people want a simple list, some people
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by Throwaway90283 12y ago
I run a popular site that heavily uses flexboxes, with dozens of flex containers on every page, different alignments, etc. I just checked pagespeed insights, and the site renders fine in the little mobile phone preview from your image, so i
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by Throwaway90283 12y ago
Few things to keep in mind... 1. It takes a while to see results. This is something you do for life. Don't start working out 2 hours a day, get burnt out because you're not looking like a Greek God by next month, and give up. Your

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