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Comment #907346
An unregistered DBA wouldn't have a location.
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Comment #906822
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…
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Comment #906745
Move to England?
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Comment #906738
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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Comment #904938
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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Comment #904480
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…
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Comment #904465
I didn't know it was possible to be a long time Google Docs user.
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Comment #904438
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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Comment #904429
I always wonder if MSFT FUD more than everyone else or if media just like to portray them like this.
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Comment #902705
I think this is just semantics, the definition of 'launch' for this purpose can be pretty flexible.
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Comment #902336
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 contr…
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Comment #898028
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 …
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Comment #897963
Irony
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Comment #894587
They seem to agree
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Comment #894034
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. …
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Comment #893987
Word is getting out. This forum, that blog. That is word getting out. I'm sure fewer startups are applying.
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Comment #893983
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 hav…
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Comment #893975
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…
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Comment #893960
Other parties have more of an impact on your reputation either way.
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Comment #893933
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 a…
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Comment #893932
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 …
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Comment #893923
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 transact…
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Comment #893905
Reputation is a lot harder to build then it is to kill.
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Comment #893902
The problem is that it creates a problematic incentive structure.
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Comment #893806
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 re…