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But that increases the risk that you share information by mistake (either yours or google+) with the wrong group.
That is why people (should) have different email for private and business use. That is why I have facebook and linkedin accounts. It is very unlikely that I will upload my party pics to linkedin ;)
Difficult. Basically Firefox XUL allows extensions to do everything that is not forbidden, while the Chrome allows only things that have an explicit API function for it.
EXACTLY my setup. Just compare how much more powerful "iMacros for Firefox" is compared to "iMacros for Chrome" (web browser macro recorder). Same for Firebug. The chrome API has still too many restrictions to make truly useful "system level" addons.
I get a "This webpage is not availableThe server at www.youtube.com...". That looks unprofessional.
Get some free website monitoring at alertfox or pingdom.
This will not solve your main problem, but having a reliable website is a prerequisite for any success. For many users, especially website owners - your customers - such a "bug" makes the website look abandoned.
Using the visits of the "BuyNow" page as conversion goal seems like a really bad idea to me.
By simply hiding the price, the could have increased this "conversion" even further.
Good for him, this will help him convince the authorities at
(a) He is a "nice" guy
(b) As sign of their appreciation, they might block quora at least sporadically.
I don't know, but I would think that top chinese VC have a personal relationship (dinner invitations, red envelopes etc) with whoever is in charge of the great firewall.
Nice and simple interface - but the idea itself seems to be a variation on what alertfox or pingdom are doing?
Then again, competition improves lives as well ;)
That is a good point. But FWIW I personally know several "shareware" developers that told me the same story with their own products. The bottom line is always: $9.99 = bargain bin pricing. Good converting prices start at $29.95 and up for productivity software.
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sapper2 on Tuesday June 07, 2011 @07:58AM
from the theinquirer.net dept.
Yeah... I learned that the hard way, too.
I can't describe how stupid I felt at that moment...
Don't forget, Win 3.1 and 95 were a HUGE commercial success.
A technology that can - by the core physics behind it - make large parts of a country uninhabitable upon failure has no future. And is crazy for a small country like Japan.
Maybe it is better than coal. But Germany plans to replace them with renewable energy.
Good move aka burning bridges. If managed right, this will enhance the development and use of better technologies.
I wish they had a page titled "why we are better Google Analytics"
Unless they have the quick, silent updates of Chrome AND the (so far) perfect quality control of Chrome, these quick releases do more harm then good.
MS should support them with some funding.
> The fact that women prefer men who are good at socializing is, ironically, direct Darwinian selection for intelligence.
Wow... you really made my day! That is the BEST statement ever :-)))
My girlfriend is prettier than yours, so I am more intelligent.
Of course, as history shows, often the dumbest animals (cockroaches..) are best at survival...
How do you know? Did you ever see "him"?
As a C# developer this is great news for me. Finally, I can join the mobile crowd.
Well, complex addons like Firebug or iMacros will always be slower than addons that are essentially fancy bookmarks.
I do not care about start up time - I do care about page load time and general responsiveness once Firefox is running.
I agree. That is why eBay is such a failure ;-)
For Google, open-source is a marketing strategy. Not more and not less.
>more generally: real extensions
Agree. Compare for example iMacros for Firefox and iMacros for Chrome, and you see the limitations of the Chrome extension API.
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sapper2 on Monday March 21, 2011 @07:40AM
from the news.cnet.com dept.
Great tips, but BEFORE you start tweaking a website, you should monitor the current performance so you can actually measure the improvements from the end user perspective. AlertFox and Browsermob have good free plans for this:
http://alertfox.com/
http://browsermob.com/