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by netsp 17y ago
An unregistered DBA wouldn't have a location.
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by netsp 17y ago
I think the implication of 'fake business name' is business name that is not registered as your business. Otherwise, why have a qualifier? Anyway, what I mean is that the OP messed up with registering his business.
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by netsp 17y ago
Move to England?
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by netsp 17y ago
Are you reading between the lines here? I didn't read fake business name. I read 1) business name 2) personal account.
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by netsp 17y ago
Google's job is to help you search through the masses of uninteresting stuff and get to the stuff you care about.
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by netsp 17y ago
I wish Google would just hurry up and buy or copy dropbox. I don't want to make online backups of my offline data, offline backups of my online data & all that mess. I just want my docs in my dropbox folder, edited with Google docs, Zoh
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by netsp 17y ago
I didn't know it was possible to be a long time Google Docs user.
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by netsp 17y ago
The point is still a good one though. The market was fractured when they entered. It is still fractured & it doesn't seem to need Google to stay that way.
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by netsp 17y ago
I always wonder if MSFT FUD more than everyone else or if media just like to portray them like this.
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by netsp 17y ago
I think this is just semantics, the definition of 'launch' for this purpose can be pretty flexible.
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by netsp 17y ago
My Favourite soundbite" "Over-engineering is poison. It's not like doing extra work for extra credit. It's more like telling a lie that you then have to remember so you don't contradict it."
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by netsp 17y ago
That's a great way of figuring out how the law is broken."Un-willful" patent infringement shouldn't be stopped. If a patent is likely to be violated without intention, that really means that the (social good) justification for the patent is
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by netsp 17y ago
Irony
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by netsp 17y ago
They seem to agree
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by netsp 17y ago
I think this is a feature (or bug) of capitalism. Capitalism (or socialism for that matter) is a hard to use term. No one agrees on its real meaning. Free is definitely a premise. Honest, I'm not sure. I think many free marketers argue that
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by netsp 17y ago
Word is getting out. This forum, that blog. That is word getting out. I'm sure fewer startups are applying.
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by netsp 17y ago
I mean Keiretsu has an incentive to listen to as many applications as possible. Your right about startups having incentives too. However, Keiretsu have all the information. hey have an incentive to keep it that way. Investors, on the other
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by netsp 17y ago
That is where the problem comes in. Something like that needs to surface. If it is a huge bank, people would know. If it a little 'broker' people might not. What Jason is trying to do is bring this to the surface. He attempts to be part of
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by netsp 17y ago
Other parties have more of an impact on your reputation either way.
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by netsp 17y ago
I hope I am not being voted up because people think I'm saying nothing morally problematic is going on. I meant to offer support to the grandparent comment. There is such a thing as an immoral yet free transaction.
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by netsp 17y ago
they're charging for access to their call center basically. I don't really see anything wrong with that. Rubbish. They are charging people to download Firefox. The reason they can do this is because people don't know it's free. If you app
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by netsp 17y ago
The premise of capitalism (especially capitalism as moral philosophy) is that if two parties come together & a transaction occurs, both walk away better off. Otherwise the transaction would not occur. Therefore, it cannot be considered
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by netsp 17y ago
Reputation is a lot harder to build then it is to kill.
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by netsp 17y ago
The problem is that it creates a problematic incentive structure.
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by netsp 17y ago
About a month ago, I filled out an application/request with an NGO (Acumen Fund) about opening a local chapter where I live (Melbourne). My understanding that if they get enough requests, they'll try to get a local chapter going. Now I got
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by netsp 17y ago
Hve you observed engineering departments, research departments, IT, Accounting, HR, Comms, legal... doing a bad job? Usually, most of these are not critical enough to "poison" a business, crappy HR or IT is annoying, but usually doesn't kil
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by netsp 17y ago
What would it take to make you feel comfortable about it?
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by netsp 17y ago
A minimum viable product experiment is good at measuring whatever a minimum viable product experiment measures. You definitely can't make exact projections, but it is a piece of info that is useful. At the very least it can tell you not to
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by netsp 17y ago
Yeah, I agree. A lot of the problems to do with digital content is because it is trying to behave like it isn't digital content. The "rules" of lending a book in physical format are determined by physics, psychology, & the like. People
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by netsp 17y ago
Definitely. They have 10% of the OS market, 10% of the hardware market & good margins on both. Growing from 10 - 15% is admirable, but not as hard as growing from 70% to 105%.

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