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Mining is so rediculously hyper-competitive that I hope you'll understand the lack-of-detail. You learn to keep your mouth shut, head down, and just hope that you'll remain marginally profitable after the next difficulty adjustment.
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your ssl cert has expired
Can you tell me what browser/etc you are using? I replaced the cert a month ago on expiry and believe it is serving the correct one, and have verified this independently as of a minute ago, so I am wondering if there isn't a caching issue somewhere.
I've checked again today, and now I don't get a SSL warning. I am pretty sure I've never visited your site before, so I don't think it's caching on my end.
My math textbooks [1,2] generated over $20k since 2013. The sales are split between print and pdf sales. It's definitely motivation enough for me to continue as is, but I'm scaling the business further with better distribution. Books are not dead. I believe there is a great opportunity for specialist to "distill information" in their field and offer it to others as books. People don't pay for the content (which can b…
I build small web apps, like http://blankpage.io/ Since the last thread on this I've cut my costs from $200 a month to about $5 a month, but it took months to rewrite the backend to do that. So still losing more than I'm making.
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Impressive. Link to the theme? curious.
Link to theme's landing page: http://themeforest.net/item/fluxus-portfolio-theme-for-photo... (affiliate) Direct link to the demo: http://inthe.me/demo/fluxus/
I have some german nice sites like http://www.garten-fussballtor.de . My best website earns 100 € / month. If you have any question i will try to answer it.
"Administrating" a few servers that are rented out (ie, running apt-get every week and fixing the occasional symlink the tenants break). -$2000/m in power/space/bandwidth in costs +$4000/m in fees Banking a little under ~$1700 after I account for taxes for what amounts to an hour of effort a month.
I do like the idea of being a remote system administrator, but the trust issues seem to scare people away. (Though I realize you're doing more than that if you're renting out physical boxes too.)
It's been a while since I shared my S3stat [1] numbers. I prefer to talk in vague handwavy terms rather than concrete numbers, but this should give a picture of the trajectory: 6 months: Regularly covering server expenses (which were ~$50-100/month at that point). 18 months: Would have paid for me to live nicely on the beach in Thailand. 30 months: Would cover my rent (and nothing else) at a nice apartment in a major…
One possible application might be recurring revenue stats (growth, churn, etc). There are some solutions for this but they all depend on certain billing providers. Would be nice if you could just upload a .csv file of all your transactions, tag the columns, and get a nice report.