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Re:Do a startup or travel around the world?
on Monday December 27, 2010 @07:48AM (#2042393)
I don't really see the point of doing a start up to fund some vague future travel. If you want to travel go travel.
Re:SimpleCDN has been effectively kicked off the Internet by its ISPs ...
on Sunday December 12, 2010 @05:03PM (#1998185)
DreamHost "solved" our problematic site by banning the search engine spiders from our site. Apparently we were being spidered too much so they changed the htaccess (without our knowledge) to ban them. But the site did stay up and I am sure we were using less resources after that. The site more or less dried up traffic wise.
Re:Why You Should Quit Your Job and Travel around the World
on Thursday September 03, 2009 @12:28AM (#801777)
This guy has an interesting take on travel. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICrV68KIbg0&feature=PlayL...
Re:Fravia died on Sunday, 3rd May 2009
on Saturday May 09, 2009 @08:42AM (#600929)
How sad. I learned so much about searching the web from him. I always found his web site painful to use but the time spent there was very rewarding.
Re:Tynt: What's being copied from your website right now?
on Sunday February 22, 2009 @08:39PM (#491130)
These guys are not fans http://www.ericlander.com/324.html
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Re:Google Earth updater now quietly updates all the Google apps
on Friday February 06, 2009 @01:47PM (#470138)
Jerks.....That explains why it kept phoning home.
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Re:A “short squeeze” sounds innocuous enough...
on Thursday January 08, 2009 @07:56PM (#425966)
"On paper, Porsche made between €30-40 billion in the affair. Once all is said and done, the actual profit is closer to some €6-12 billion. To put those numbers in perspective, Porsche’s revenue for the whole year of 2006 was a bit over €7 billion."
Just shows how out of whack the whole economy is in that Porsche could make more money for their shareholders by playing financial games then actually manufacturing products.