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Comment #4650462
Upon further reflection, I retract all my prior statements. I concede defeat. You win the "debate". Alas I cannot downvote my original comment back to "1". I will need help. Any ta…
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Comment #4650127
To be fair, what I am commenting on goes well beyond this specific blog. The type of practice I've described gets much, much worse than what is on this blog. But is essentially the…
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Comment #4650072
If the niche products are doing so well, then why the need to sell consulting? I mean if you have a product that is truly revolutionizing the time management space, one would think…
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Comment #4650022
"none of [his] products are about how to build products. They're about how to do better consulting..." The question is: What is being consulting on? Is it substantive? Building pro…
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Comment #4649920
Imagine if all UNIX users had taken this approach - making modifications to suit their own tastes, and writing a public diary entry, instead of making their own changes _and_ then …
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Comment #4649837
You've also nailed it with your first sentence. The answer to your question of whether the book is necessary is in the blog post (I think marketers call this a "sales letter"?). It…
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Comment #4649646
Your first sentence is good. But putting it out there suggest I've hit a nerve. Indeed, the world may turned upside down. What is sleaze today may not be sleaze many years from now…
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Comment #4649585
"It's like condemning all..." No, it is not like that. I'm not sure why you would see it that way. It is condemning a very specific practice. This practice is much like multi-level…
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Comment #4649535
True. There is nothing wrong with git. It is great software. But like a good song, if the radio stations overplay it, they can ruin the enjoyment of it for some listeners. I think …
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Comment #4649472
"No ordinary FTP client can do that." Use ncftp or lftp. Problem solved. But there never was a problem. Those ftp client have been around since the mid-1990's. He created a "proble…
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Comment #4649348
You've nailed it with your first paragraph. That is the scheme. It's old. It still works. The web, like TV, is absolutely perfect for this scheme. The audience that includes people…