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Comment #10743372
Why not work backwards and start making sales before you have stock, so you know if the business is possible, and if so, what kind of margins you're working with to pay for adverti…
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Comment #10670080
Well, like the video explains, I think a lot of people don't recognize the problem, because it's less obvious with 24-bit color. And, if they do recognize the problem, they might t…
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Comment #10668633
You have no successes, but you're 100% sure this product will take off like a rocket? That's not the way it works. Most people believe in their product, that's why they develop it …
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Comment #10657310
Same here, my parents never told me, it was just a growing suspicion that slowly came together. At the same time, I never recall being angry with them, it was just a fact of life t…
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Comment #10627870
Let's save a step, and simply create an exploit that automatically installs Firefox/Chrome, and uninstalls IE.
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Comment #10594124
You might want to consider trying something more like Airbnb. Play around with the Airbnb search, and imagine the same for restaurants. https://www.airbnb.com/s/Rome--Italy Some Ai…
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Comment #10594091
Yes, it's fair, because many developers live in a little bubble. The United States, Canada, Australia, Russia and all of Europe combined is only 15% of the world's population. You …
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Comment #10593995
The site looks like a clone of Google Maps, but you're limited to London, you show far fewer results in any given location, and the search doesn't work nearly as well. For example,…
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Comment #10593556
Keep in mind Google is blocked in China, so if you include jQuery from Google, it's not going to work for over a billion people.
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Comment #10559713
The easiest solution is to raise the price so it's no longer a viable business to squat domains. Right now you can buy 1,000 domains for $10k a year, and you just need to a handful…