meomix

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by meomix 13y ago
That's a little scary to be honest.
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by meomix 13y ago
Similarly, we use trypaper for some integrations and they've been great to work with. It's great to see all this competition in this space.
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by meomix 13y ago
Word 2013 natively supports opening Word Docs, including some advanced features like tables, bookmarks, etc.
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by meomix 13y ago
How do you compare to a service like trypaper.com? They seem to have been around a little longer and have more reasonable pricing?
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by meomix 13y ago
And so begins phase 2 of embrace, extend and extinguish. It's just what large tech companies do now days.
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by meomix 14y ago
how often do you check the certificates?
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by meomix 14y ago
The killer of this site to me: Nothing here should be considered legal advice. We express our opinion with no guarantee and we do not endorse any service in any way. Please refer to a qualified attorney for legal advice. Reading ToS;DR is i
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by meomix 14y ago
What would it take for a major player in the the field of eCommerce to accept this? Let's say an Amazon.com, Newegg, etc. Any guesses to what would happen to the value of BTC?
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by meomix 14y ago
It's really a shame more senators can't be as tenacious as Ms Warren. What is the cause of this? Is it because so many are 'bought off?'
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by meomix 14y ago
This has been all over HN the past 24 hours [1]. Namecheap (and I use them) is starting to get known for this sort of marketing. They were ALL over reddit when SOPA was the big thing. Maybe drop a marketing person and improve their email/mo