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tomascot

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    Comment #16482837

    How do you get in a market like that? We tried but failed because the owners didnt like the fact that we where from "the city".

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    Comment #16452961

    Or add a noscript element.

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    Comment #16443222

    Switzerland wants people to spend the money from cryptocurrencies there. There's a lot of money to attract.

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    Comment #16425794

    Google is doing this with everything. In the end they will answer almost every query directly, except when you are looking for a site. Even then, they could try to identify what do…

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    Comment #16398124

    COBOL, C++ and Java?

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    Comment #16347445

    This so much. Keeping your email out of the spam folder it's simply painful.

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    Comment #15623497

    You might have made your domain public with that email address...

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    Comment #15614515

    What could cause that that you mention on point 2. Are they "caching" responses or that offer is tailored to your user/cookie?

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    Comment #15530446

    At least they are honest.

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    Comment #15491192

    Did they buy something? You can make PayPal reverse thr transaction. I was on the other side of this before, a scammer used a stolen account to pay me. PayPal reversed the transact…

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    Comment #15470415

    I didn't read your source. But I'm sure that for those age gaps the number of accounts could be explained by underage kids lying about their age to be able to create an account.

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    Comment #15414124

    With Facebook and g+ is free. G+ is easy because it's 0 99,99999% of the time. For Twitter you have to pay to a third party service like gnip. It makes senses since twitter is stil…

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    Comment #15337650

    the poor man's cryogenic

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    Comment #15331904

    I don't know how are you going to implement your service. But by looking at your website it seems that you could do a lot by hand to test if it works, sort of "fake it til you buil…

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    Comment #15321282

    It depends. Do you have a fixed date to have the product ready? Is it custom?

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    Comment #15320485

    As I see it this shows that you can't trust Facebook. And that Mark still is the same dude that once said "They trust me. Dumb fucks".

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    Comment #15263957

    Probably someone working on the place where you go to get the money.

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    Comment #15262697

    What you propose in the last paragraph sounds like Reddit.

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    Comment #15224675

    I like the "brutalism". The only thing i would add is a night mode.

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    Comment #15180996

    People use what works for them. Besides it's a great framework and it's stable, great for boring businesses.

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    Comment #15176573

    AWS even refunds you when you caused the trouble. Amazon in general has top notch support.

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    Comment #15159016

    You could check this repo for more sources: https://github.com/kilimchoi/engineering-blogs That's what's left from a similar site to yours

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    Comment #15112850

    What do you use it for?

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    Comment #15105991

    Great idea. What do you use to read the records?

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    Comment #15103669

    There's Symfony and some other good frameworks around. PHP 7 was a god send.