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inovica
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About inovica
Contact me: adrian at inovica dot com
Sites I run that bring in way more than $200,000 a year in passive income: http://www.inovica.com http://www.sourceguardian.com http://www.competitormonitor.com
http://www.phpweekly.com - over 10,000 subscribers now
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrianteasdale/
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Comment #47734088
I'd suggest adjusting your text. Sure there is no subscription, but it's also not free. There's a one-time charge. I'm not against that - just saying it would be appropriate to be …
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Comment #45990738
I still love PHP. 23 years ago we created some encryption software for it and it is still going. I also run a PHP newsletter. There's still a strong community of people and whilst …
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Comment #29976042
Sounds great. Do you have a blog or anything online about your project?
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Comment #28740426
In some respects, true, but that isn't always the case. Say you own a company in the UK which sells widgets, but you also own an offshore company that also sells widgets. If you ar…
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Comment #28510713
This is probably correct and a lot of software still uses PHP. Wordpress being one of the huge ones. I actually see a lot of people still developing in PHP, though my own involveme…
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Comment #27609791
Often meeting your hero's does not go well, so pleased this did for you :)
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Comment #26107770
Fully agree. It takes some thought :)
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Comment #26094829
We created a fun side project to grab the index page of every domain - we downloaded a list of approx 200m domains. However, we ran into problems when our provider complained. It w…
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Comment #25454330
25 pages in the morning and 25 pages at night. Done it for years. I have 2 kids. Its not always exactly these numbers, but its not far off and I try to keep to it.
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Comment #23114269
I agree. Using something as a basis isn't a bad idea and I have benefitted from this over the years. You DO need to understand what you are doing and not just blindly copy, but hav…
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Comment #21908875
Drop me a message. I've started and run several ventures, a couple of which became more than lifestyle. Nothing is done alone though - there are always people who help you on your …
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Comment #21481966
Good points. I was referring to Steve Jobs at Apple rather than Apple itself. Prior to him coming back and post his death the company has been ran by people without the same vision…
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Comment #21480520
I think it depends on the culture. If you look at what Iger has done with Disney then it could be that he can genuinely add something in a similar way that I believe Steve Jobs add…
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Comment #21451015
I fully agree and something that I have been internally debating for around a year now. My son will (potentially) be going to University in two years, but I have heard, from friend…
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Comment #21364457
We did the same.
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Comment #21196097
Same here. It's on 3 machines at home and was put on when I nearly lost all my photos of my kids. It's wonderful. Even did a 'drive by' when I was on holiday in California. I did A…
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Comment #20368317
I tried Boxcryptor, but didn't like how it worked, so have built something else myself and been using it in one of my companies (distributed) for over a year now. The side benefit …
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Comment #19469374
Definitely in many contexts this is appropriate.Elsewhere in this discussion someone mentions Amazon, who is famously customer 'obsessed'. However Amazon do watch their competitors…
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Comment #17136793
Thanks That looks good and I am researching this (just as a hobby) at the moment myself
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Comment #16636931
I have found this site really useful for my addresses and had set them to be alerted. Just a couple of days ago my Skype account was 'hacked' (probably because I'd stupidly used an…
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Comment #16624004
I am :)