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Looking for tools that make creating one page information sites pretty easy :)

Currently running a successful SEO company - but do not have the time to keep running it.<p>How can I find another extremely reputable white hat company to possibly buy out some of my clients?<p>Also, I'd like to use my SEO skills to create projects that generate recurring income so that I can start requiring less time. Any suggestions of the sort of sites/platforms I could create,...

E.g. AppSumo

I have a lot of time to get stuff done, it just doesn't happen. The easy choice is really too easy, and inconsequential.

Just trying to gauge places where the environment would be good.

Obviously, Stanford will be at the top. But then what would you have?MIT? Berkeley? Princeton? CMU? Cornell? Caltech? UIUC? UCSB? UCSD? UT Austin? U Michigan? UCLA? USC? U Chicago? UIUC? NYU?My current list goes something like 1. Stanford. 2. NYU/USC 3. Berkeley 4. UCLA 5. UIUC? UCSB? UCSD? UT Austin?As an Australian, the process of choosing which to apply to is much more difficult because I...

Obviously, Stanford will be at the top.But then what would you have?MIT? Berkeley? Princeton? CMU? Cornell? Caltech? UIUC? UCSB? UCSD? UT Austin? U Michigan? UCLA? USC?As an Australian, the process of choosing which to apply to is much more difficult because I can't ask my classmates/counsellors these questions!

Previously I was sure of CS.Though now I have realised a big part of my interest is mixing programming/content with internet marketing/affiliate marketing, which I am doing well with so far.Would a CS+some kind of marketing be a good idea? Or psychology? Or just doing a few units in these?I honestly feel the internet will give me better advice than anyone I know personally.As for unis - any...

Which events should I go to?I will be there from the 10th to the 16th of April, roughly.And if anyone wants to show around an Australian interested in startups, please let me know :)

Looking to learn some new skills and make some money.What do I have the best chance of making real money (say $50/day) with?- Apps: iPhone/Android/WinMo/Ovi/Mac App Store/iPad- Web apps: like most of the things that come up on HN. (Appt Reminder, for example)- Digital content: ebooks on easy to learn and write about topics. Think long spammy testimonial pages

Sorry for the brief title.I live in Australia and am considering Uni in the SF region.Currently trying to decide if it is worth taking a 2 week trip to SF to help my decisions regarding university.If I go, what should I do? Can I get a feel for Unis like UC Berkeley and Stanford? Can I get a feel for the 'startup culture' and maybe even check out a startup? Can I get a feel for living in the...

Hey HN, any chance you could help me help myself with a few suggestions?I am looking for an issue to inform others about and take a persuasive angle on, but ideally one that will help me learn about something related to programming, startups, etc.Needs to be a reasonably big issue - big enough to get in an Australian newspaper (since Sept 2010)Some ideas I had:- the Chris Russo POF hacking...

Okay. This is my situation:- Live in Melbourne, Australia- Very interested in tech startups or tech businesses- Also, as of recently, interested in the 4HWW lifestyle- Currently in final year of highschool- Debating between (major: CompSci): - a decent uni (Monash - top 250 in the world) 10 minutes drive from me - pro: easy, cheap ($8k per year) - an awesome uni in the SF/Valley...

Assume success = happiness, fun, excitement.Skills like not being afraid of doing small things, working without distractions when needed, knowing what you want and what you don't want, etc.What would you want to go back and teach yourself?

Possibly will be coming over around next July for about 2 weeks.Purpose of the trip is to check out some Unis in the USA for me, but will also be a holiday for my family -> 5 of us including me, with a 10 y/o girl, 15 y/o boy and me at 17.Interests:- would love to be able to see whether I would like it if I lived here/went to uni in the US (as opposed to Australia) -> so getting a feel...

When I am out and about and I have some idle time, how could I use this to further my learning in python, html, css, javascript, sql, ruby, rails, etc?Any apps or guides done specifically for this? The problem with just reading a programming ebook is that it generally requires writing out the code, so I have to bookmark pages and go back to those when at a computer, which doesn't work so well,...

Which one should I use?https://github.com/technomancy/emacs-starter-kit https://github.com/topfunky/emacs-starter-kit https://github.com/eschulte/emacs-starter-kitIf you can't make an absolute recommendation, could you explain some of the differences so I can decide? It is a bit over my head as I am very new to emacs.

Any suggestions welcomed, but what I was thinking was...Is there some module or extension that prevents me or notifies me whenever i do something that could be done easier with a shortcut? E.g. if i use the arrow keys, it stops me until i use c-b/c-f/c-p/c-n? If I go to a new line and press tab, it undoes it newline and tells me to use c-j, etc.It would be fantastic if there was one.

Definitely inspired by: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2002668"I've yet to find any good, modern, sources of learning HTML and CSS. "And then about w3schools which I had the impression was good: "w3schools is the single worst 'developer' site on the entire web."

Just moved to linux, and looking to get brought up to speed on how to make full use of the terminal.

Thanks a ton for the responses in the other thread (http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1885594).I have now found out that the main reason he would rather do VB.net is because he isn't sure that it Python is easy to use databases with (SQL I'm guessing).Being a non-programmer currently, I am not really sure, but I would assume that it is just as easy to interact with SQL through Python compared...