Cuz the USA offered to send emergency help.
Imagine the USA team going over and finding nothing really happened, an entire hoax.
This bombing was crafted to short the stock markets.
It's pitiful what the rich do for their market gains.
My strategy from now on is to to mirror the SSD to a traditional HDD. That way, in the case of a SSD failure, we can accept the performance hit and still be able to run smoothly from the platter.
I'll start first, 8 years.Given that 25% of startups fail the 1st year, and then half of those who survived the 1st year die off the 2nd year, and the 3rd to 5th years businesses are limping along and slowly dying off.When I first started, I already knew these statistics, but I said, what the hell. I'll give it a try anyway.
I have no special formula, I was just fully prepared with all the right skills at the right place at the right time and worked my ass off.
Actually, I'm more worried about not having a backup 2nd income.
I'm not sure if I should continue in the web startup / IT world. Seems like everyone is getting into this bandwagon, maybe it's time to jump off this wagon and try something entirely new...
For example, if I were to apply to become a pizza delivery man, I'll find ways to simplify and optimize the traditional delivery process. Then when I open my own pizza store, I'll have the most efficient pizza delivery system, maybe this will be the killer service that will bring down Dominos and Pizza Hut.
So if you see a pizza delivery dude next time, maybe it'll be me... ;-)
DEAR HACKER NEWS:5 years ago, I was lucky enough to start a non-public SAAS for a large global company. Before I showed up, they were doing things manually, spending > hundreds of man hours per month and outsourcing totaling 200K USD/year.After working like crazy the first two years, pulling all-nighters and automating everything as much as possible, I've shrunk their entire workforce down...