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10y ago
I've actually contacted the Studio first and they threw the ball back at Valve/Steam :) Neither even acknowledge the region locking. ( to be fair, customer support doesn't know any of that )
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10y ago
Valve where advertising laws don't apply to you. http://i.imgur.com/N3dEPjE.jpg The image above doesn't do justice to how bad the experience is as a customer, the tv show is already released in the US, but they ma
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10y ago
> I truly underestimated the gravity of emails and support requests. As a one man shop, it can grind entire days to a halt. Same boat - You can make the most detailed image based walk through FAQ tutorial documentation what have you and
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10y ago
It's night and day. http://i.imgur.com/WW0uF8n.png
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10y ago
Oh yeah, the good cheese is definitely not cheap. Luckily, i'm a cheddar fan and costco has a 3 and 5 year old brick for under $10. Very interesting article about the subject that touches a lot of the facets of this market. http:/
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10y ago
>No, really. In Canada, the dairy industry is run by a single co-op. That means that all milk and milk-based products must be sourced from the co-op (i.e. your provincial dairy bank). Number of large dairy processing companies in Quebec:
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11y ago
Work for hire means that the artist transfers ownership, they can't even use it in their portfolio's unless the work for hire contract states otherwise. They can also modify,deface,butcher it without needing the artists consent.
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12y ago
I've lost count of companies & individuals ripping off our illustrations and reselling them bundled into their templates. Especially on a $9 template, the odds of them being properly licensed at that price point, I'd be surpri
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12y ago
>Time for me to think/ask an advertiser about what he wants (i.e. ability to login and see impression/click counts, etc.) and what the CPM rate(s) should be. The problem is often that we can't guarantee the stats like goog
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12y ago
>So, I'm selling a watch on WatchUSeek, I visit your site, pay $20 to get listed in the featured row on the watches category for a week. >I'm still scratching my head on the gun section though since it's very poplar but
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12y ago
Instead, try reaching out to content creators and sponsor reviews / let's play's of your game. There's plenty of mobile friendly Youtube Channels that would be happy to get sponsored to promote a quality game.
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12y ago
He contacted me trough one of my websites and offered me his services. I already knew him before he contacted me ( through his app ) so i offered him to buy out his application that wasn't doing so well. We made an initial call, I'
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12y ago
It is possible - It's just difficult. You have to set yourself realistic expectations of what you'll get out of it in the end. I've recently bought a dev's app and kept him on board with a % share of ad revenue. ( + cash
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12y ago
Could probably get a few bucks out of ; http://projectwonderful.com/ (nsfw friendly) until you compartmentalize the content properly for adsense to not flag/ban you.
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12y ago
Nailed it. Good,Reliable,Deadline. The one's that check those 3 boxes, we keep on our speed-dial.
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12y ago
Not only are they effective, but they do not increase the bounce rate (in most cases), unlike popular belief.
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12y ago
3 Part BBC Documentary "I Bought a Rainforest" http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0461lhs http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b046td9n http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b047
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12y ago
Very neat. How often are the images pulled? Could they be sorted by date? It would be interesting to see the flow of pictures in real time during specific events.
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12y ago
Interesting, was expecting a higher number. Did it translate in a higher time on site as well? On the 20k, it's actually low for Reddit, but it's so volatile and random, i've had posts generating 185k+ views for around the sa
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12y ago
What kind of bounce rate do your normally get from organic traffic vs the Reddit traffic?
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12y ago
If you are happy with the end results as a consumer, that's what counts. I would argue that with a talented artist and a slightly higher budget, you would of gotten a better result. The real pain point (in my opinion) , is finding the
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12y ago
I've though about it, but there's a privacy concern that turns me off, it's the equivalent of having exif data in pictures, it's really great, until someone decides to do something questionable with the embedded data.
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12y ago
>>discreet watermark with the origin I'm assuming you are using steganography to achieve this? What kind of information are you imbedding into the image and when exactly does that process occur? Every time someone "downloads
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12y ago
Thank you for this article - I think the best way to protect our artwork (in any medium) is to sensibilize our users. Give credit to the artist, that's all we want in the end.
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12y ago
There's quite a few out there, but this is the only one that come's to mind. http://www.clickmyrestaurant.com/index.php
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13y ago
Beyond structural issues, these types of fireplaces shouldn't be built using normal bricks, they aren't exactly safe. ( the bricks can explode under certain conditions ) There's also a special type of brick and cement that is
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13y ago
>About the brick laying, I'm told that you usually do that poorly if you have no experience (unlike activities like making sawhorses etc. which require little skill). As a former bricklayer, i'll confirm it, unskilled labor sho
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13y ago
"Design Is a Job" by Mike Monteiro http://www.abookapart.com/products/design-is-a-job If you are new to freelancing (or not) in any fields, you'll find nuggets of wisdom in this one, great read.
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13y ago
Worked for me as a new customer. 1. Create Account 2. Click Billing 3. Bottom of the page Code : BLACK50 4. Paypal 5$ ( http://i.imgur.com/gHAaEZW.png ) 5. Create Droplet - 5$/month 6. 11 months of VPS for 5$ http:&#x
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13y ago
Edit: Will do.
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