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"Hackers for Hire": BBC audio documentary on russian hackers(bbc.co.uk)
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by fluxcapacitor 16y ago
I made it clear that the product was under development and a form to collect emails, after the user clicked on the "Sign-Up" button. I think Google's approach is "Why is this guy paying money to promote a software that is still under develo
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by fluxcapacitor 16y ago
I tried exactly the same approach (based on the Lean Startup blog) but I got burned: Google Adwords banned me for life. Seriously! I tried to create another (unrelated) campaign and created a new user for that, and they still blocked me (I
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by fluxcapacitor 16y ago
That's a good article, but these strategies should be thought-out BEFORE your app is launched. In fact, way before, like before you even start writing code.
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by fluxcapacitor 16y ago
EXACTLY! As a big movie fan, I also have that same theory. In fact I have read Robert Rodriguez's "Rebel Without a Crew" (from where the "10-minute Film School" comes from), and I see so many parallels between indie film-making and bootstra
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by fluxcapacitor 16y ago
Pimsleur CDs. They are great for car driving, because the programs are organized so you listen in a continuous play (as opposed to normal language CD books that assume that you will be holding the rewind button to repeat the last sentence).
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by fluxcapacitor 16y ago
> And Jobs himself? Forced out of Apple. Builds up Pixar. I mean, Pixar! Also, before Pixar he founded NeXT, absolutely breakthrough stuff, though not a big commercial success: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NeXT
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by fluxcapacitor 16y ago
> Each week, a renowned Russian Science Fiction writer like Sergey Lukyanenko [...] Wow. That's the guy who wrote Night Watch, one of the best sci-fi/fantasy movies I've watched in the last 10 years: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0403358