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Am einfachsten bekommen sie lovegra übers internet, brauchen sie noch nicht einmal ein rezept ihres arztes. Sie können auch kaufen lovegra in der apotheke um die ecke.
Fun fact: People are citizens while on the Internet too
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Hey pdenya,

I think you need to improve the flow i.t.o getting the majority of the content above the fold.

For example, I would:
Reduce the heart image size slightly and save it at the same resolution (it's too big - loads slow)

Rethink your selling points (next to the heart)
Wear it formally or casually - as opposed to?
Bend to your will?
Wear them differently?
Get them by Valentines day = call to action?
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Things you need to bring to light is;
the fun factor (shape it anyway you please)
the hip factor (it's shiny, formal during day, snazzy at night ~ shape to fit)
the perceived value factor (will mostly be from testimonies ex. I wear it all day)

The Get it by Valentines day should be a summary introduction to the products on sale, ex.

Order now or before Saturday, 11 February to receive your gift on or before Valentines Day. (Note the keyword)
(Followed by 3 columns, 1 for each product with a templated design with 'Add to Cart' underneath them)

Doing the above, your testimonies (perceived value) will raise above the fold.

Just for some added value, your links ex. in the footer should look differently from normal text.

All the best, hope you make a ton of sales (don't forget to attract attention)
As the writer of this article before it was given a makeover to slightly worse english, I say feel free to check out the original: http://swizec.com/blog/why-programmers-work-at-night/swizec/...

Also, I agree with the premise wholeheartedly :)

PS: I decided not to flag this because if I'm anti-SOPA and generally pro-piracy I have no right to get pissy about my blogs being reposted verbatim all over the web.
Share ownership without votes is participation but not real ownership. In the long run companies can end up not being run in the interests of the shareholders. Most companies with these structures are valued at less than they would be with a normal structure. Classic example is News Corp where the Murdochs keep control with a minority ownership and run it much like a private company.

A public company should be public not half private.
In the shadow of Facebook's filing, AVG Technologies is going public today
Almost forgot to mention why the templated product design - it's so people can compare the products in terms of look, price and testimony/feedback :)
Why not just using Ctrl+Shift+Esc?
I totally agree. And if #2 is implemented, they have to give a larger amount of that money away again, to pay the sites displaying their ads. That's the money which makes the current net income look like a good thing. Also the S-1 file does not propose new strategies to build a sustainable business. This IPO is to cash out, to pay the investors and employees.
The uncertainty now is that they don't have Steve Jobs.

I hope, for Apple's sake, they don't become Steve Ballmer's Microsoft.
Syrian president’s e-mail hacked by Saudi hackers
The question is: how does the size of memory affect the probability of a bit that matters to get corrupted? Who cares if one character somewhere among millions of product reviews or comments gets corrupted?
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Does anyone know of a similar study of memory efficiency in C# (or the CLR in general)?
it's also worth looking at PhantomJS for generating the screenshots yourself
Great product. Am I alone in thinking the design could use a refresh? Is this in the works? A really distinctive visual identity is what would turn this from "cool thing I saw on HN" to a solution that I'll remember long enough to reach for it next chance I get.
I found this book to be great in assisting me to learn Python and have fun in the process. The examples given in the book are interesting and useful, providing me with a good foundation to continue my improvement with excellent suggestions for the future.

I have suggested this book to everyone I know interested in programming,
I think the author of the article answers his own question on why he misses war so much:

Being in danger is NOT the same as being helpless. When you are in a war, you are in danger, but you are not helpless. You can fight back. You can make life and death decisions (literally). You can take the life of those who are attacking you.

In civilian life, your world is being shaped and decided by faceless powers-that-be, meeting behind closed doors in corporate boardrooms, government committees and banking lairs. And there is not a damn thing you can do about it. You are helpless and at the mercy of those who want to control you. You can't fight back. You can't kill those who are stealing from you with sophistry and corruption.

Being in danger is not so bad. As the planet's top predator, we are designed for a little danger, we even thrive on it. Being helpless on the other hand is a state of quiet desperation. Helplessness literally makes us sick, depressed and confused.

It doesn't surprise me that he misses war, and if the war with Iran comes off as planned, he will be back in Khaki for another tour.
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Are you pre-product ? - if so they're probably looking for some evidence that you're actually capable of producing the product.
If you take a simplistic view of it, without assigning value to each person, doubling a person's salary is, while doubling profits, giving a raise that fits the success of the company, not a raise that says she played more or less than an average role within the company.
The Internet is disrupting old media, content industries, governments and democracy, being the ultimate platform for disruptive businesses, for freedom of speech, for the mass distribution of leaked secrets, for organizing revolutions.

After years of laughing about it and ignoring it, 2010 was the year that broke the camel's back, with the Wikileaks releases and the Tunisian revolution and the Egyptian revolutionand with iTunes and Amazon starting to influence people over what's cool or not.

It's freaking them out, as people are suddenly able to think for themselves.

This indeed is the year of the storm, the year in which they are trying to put the genie back in the bottle.
Your argument rests on the weird assumption that the only thing developers do is write code.

Maybe I'm unique but my needs also include stuff like food, shopping, talking to friends, driving, running, clothes, and more.

Another problem is that when developers decide to do their own startup, the only domain they really understand is software development.

I don't care about the "domain". I've got a problem and I'm fixing it. I happen to be a developer, so I can use technology to fix it.

As the OP said, you're overthinking it.
I say secret deals with corrupt politicians means no comprising with these assholes

We should now on assume that every politician is bought and paid for until otherwise proven innocent.

The tech industry needs to take the kid gloves off
As a small business owner ( 3 peoples) working our asses of trying to publish a game for tablets, I can't help but hate Zynga for having unlimited resources and no regards for those that actually make an effort. Here's to their stock plummeting and that douche living in a box.
Thanks for the feedback, I'll check into that issue with the Create button. Im typically on my laptop most of the time so don't get past 1300~.

Any more feedback is welcomed.
Yes but the vingt for 20 is used as a unit, like the archaic score as in 4-score and 7 years ago. Nobody said 4 4-score and 10 for 360 either.
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Just 12 accounts hacked from China, really? I think it's pretty well documented that the hacking issues were more way more extensive than 12 account.

It's debatable whether it was government sponsored hacking or private citizens but regardless, it's a gross understatement to say it's 12 accounts. My own personal Gmail account from a Chinese IP a few days before the Google PR post.

Press
"Google said Wednesday a hacker in China obtained access to hundreds of Gmail accounts, including those of senior U.S. government officials, military personnel, Chinese political activists and journalists" - http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/post-tech/post/google-hu...
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/blog/2010/jan/20/google...
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/blog/2010/jan/20/google...

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http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/gmail/thread?tid=5da16...
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/gmail/thread?tid=49aa5...
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Although, I feel I should add, in all its arrogance, to the article that more intelligent people also tend to be night owls. In all seriousness though, peruse the article and take from it what you will, as I got a can of the all-new hit beverage SMUG (SMUG should not be taken with friends, significant others, parents of significant others, bosses or llamas): http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/opinion/westview/smart-peop...
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Can you give an example?

I really don't get this narrow self-identification of oneself as a programmer. How does being a programmer stop or exclude you from being other things? I'm a programmer, husband, musician, cook, dancer, friend, teacher, comedian, shopper, businessman, writer, house owner, movie-watcher, music fan, son who lives away from his parents, and much more.

Programming is a great skill, but not my identity.
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The tech industry is operating within the limits imposed by the government and their shareholders. If the FBI were to shut Google down, even for a couple of days, that would be devastating to their bottom line.

That's why there isn't much they can do about it, other than to inform people of what's going on.

Ultimately the power lies with the people. It is the people that have to call their representative, or take it out on the streets if necessary, or to boycott the companies involved.

Also, we as developers, must fight back by promoting and working on alternative protocols for distributing content that bypasses firewalls and protects the privacy of users.
thanks man, PhantomJS is looking pretty promising.
No its fine, but you need to scroll using two fingers instead of one.
TreeMap<Double, Double>, 100 entries, 8.6 kB, 82% overhead

Man, that's just annoying.
This is probably an 'apple and oranges' type of question, but I haven't used Erlang, nor Java to build large applications.

Does anyone know how Erlang compares to Java in regards to memory usage/performance?
yeah, I've checked them out - what's ur site?
I love how this guy always pretends that nonintuitive things are completely obvious, even when they are actually the furthest thing from it. Definitely edifying to read his blog but I don't get the sense that he has much respect for his users, or to put it another way, a that he has an accurate perspective on how reality differs from people's expectations.

Clearly that's going to be slower, you doofus. It's almost as dumb as asking why an international package takes longer to arrive than a domestic one. What are you, some kind of moron?
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What's interesting here is that I don't think most people think of the Winlogon screen as being in a separate user space than the main desktop.

I mean, it has to be, because it can switch users, but I don't think it's intuitively obvious.
Imagine how long it would have taken if he was constantly interrupted with email and facebook!

I was mesmerized watching this video. Very cool. I kept wanting to tell him "Make sure you press save!"
Makes sense - good to know. So basically there are no scale advantages with going with one battery type instead of 3?
Because most people don't know all the keyboard shortcuts. Casual users hunt about for stuff, they don't go and look up what the shortcuts are.
Some users face problem as it uses 5222 port and this one is blocked at many places e.g. in our college only 80 and 443 are open.
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MPAA and RIAA are freaking out not because of lost revenue, but because consumers are getting more sophisticated. People creating content is the ultimate threat to their business model.

That's why these laws are targeting user-generated content websites.
I presume this is driven by the runaway growth of Flipkart in India right now. Surely Amazon wants to build a footprint so when they have products stocked locally, then can move to a full Amazon.com model with additional sellers also available.
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Well, that makes me feel less crazy for doing it.
I only see "Browse on Dropbox website..." and "Share this folder..." in the contextual menu.

I don't doubt you at all – I can see in their documentation that the feature exists. I just can't seem to make it happen.

Update: Looks like this only works for files that are already public, as far as I can tell. I managed to find "Copy public link..." if I right click in the Public folder.

Update 2: What a mess! Here's the doc that explains this buried feature: https://www.dropbox.com/help/167 I was able to switch to the "new sharing model", whatever that means. I still can't generate the link, though.
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Marketing the app truly has been the hardest part for myself as well... would really appreciate any pointers from fellow iOS devs on "what has worked" to get more reach for your apps. Has anyone tried a professional marketing company for example?

The first thing that obviously can't be stressed enough is that your app MUST be as polished as possible. But the "what now?" question still seems to be quite open for most indie devs...
Thanks. As I pointed out there, google censoring content on a per-country basis is truly a shocking and unprecedented event:

http://www.google.com/transparencyreport/governmentrequests/...

It's weird. The last time Wired covered this topic, they focused more on the US government issuing by far the greatest number of requests for user data, and hanging out with Germany and South Korea in the number of content take down court orders (including 18 in 2010 and 16 in the first half of 2011 from, wait for it...Blogger blogs).

http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2011/10/google-data-request...

If Google and Twitter are going to be asked to be conscientious objectors from internet censorship (as moral representatives for the citizens who can't get their shit together), I can think of the first country they should probably pull out of...
I agree with you with all the pionts you made with the information you have.

Listen up, the world is changing. Startup is changing big time. Movements like "Lean(eric reis)","cloud (marc bernoiff)""richdad(robert kiyosaki)","kickstarter", "500 startups" (paul graham)" and "business mastery" (anthony robbins) show big potential of the new way to do startups and investing. Thanks to the mobile phone, we have access to all the data of the world what kings or leaders have never have. The time is changing big time!!!!!

The stats about 9/10 fail in the first year. And after that five years later 9/10 failed. Those are oldschool stats with all oldschool believes/behavoir. You have experiment with one startup and gave up. Instead of fighting for your vision and make it possible. (talking about your crowd idea, not backify)

Those threats what you describe are diamant for wefund. Wefund learn from it and give proper arguments/answer to that. But for now WeFund vision is possible! Let's experiment with it and see what kind of other businessmodels/investeringmodels will come out of it, after the government stop acting like parents!!!!

We can make mistake, that is how we learn. Stop trying to be my protector! I will learn from my own investing mistakes, why am i forbidden to make just a small investment into a smallcompany?
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Hungary, UK, Possibly Homebased. Full time.

Great Developer Wanted - Javascript, CSS3, HTML, UI / UX

http://www.linkedin.com/jobs?viewJob=&jobId=2475685

Based in the UK and Hungary, we are an innovative, well funded startup with a unique product. We have exceptional leadership who have already built other start-up companies from scratch and made them into success stories. Currently, we are looking to hire an extremely bright developer that wants to make a difference within our business.

This is an excellent position for a talented developer with a great knowledge of HTML and with a passion for producing high quality, functional web and webkit applications. Day to day you will work closely with other developers in the company, working on a range of high profile clients requirements.

The job is home based with regular meetings at Budapest and occasional travel to UK.

Desired Skills & Experience

Must have skills:

- Object Oriented PHP
- HTML
- Very strong Javascript
- CSS3
- MVC experience
- UI / UX experience
- Good written and spoken English

Additionally any of the following skills would be beneficial:

- PhoneGap
- Mobile app development
- Objective-C
- Java
- Sencha Touch
- Experience with web services architecture and SOAP/REST interfaces
- Good visual design skills
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I like that they point this out, but in theory this goes for the desktop as well. I guess the difference and reliability between the desktop OS/browser platform is seen as more established than the mobile platforms. This makes sense right now, but may well be something that grows over time into less of an issue.
Did Mark Zuckerberg just accidentally leak the new newsfeed design?
This is golden. I think I might be a terrorist.

I...

1) Shield my screen in public places ( I don't want snoopers reading my emails....)
2) I pay cash most of the time (Helps me save money as the change goes into a change jar never to be spent again)
3) I have multiple cell phones. (One for business, one for personal)

4) I use a proxy to shield my IP address
5) I encrypt my computer and files, I send password protected compressed files.
6) I communicate with people I have never met in video games

7) I sometimes keep track of hackers and learn of vulnerable websites and infrastructures

Seriously though I am not keen on the flier. I think terrorism and extremists work best in fragmented societies. If you live in a small village where everyone knows everyone then the oddball or outcast will naturally be viewed with curiosity and suspicion. However, in towns and cities where you sometimes don't know your neighbor.. this is where a suspicious person can thrive.

Fliers like this encourage you not to trust to your neighbor. It screams. "The guy next to you might be a terrorist!" and encourages you to be distrustful. Its not healthy. It helps propagate the climate of fear. You expect messages like this in a police state not in a supposedly free country.
Per-object overhead is generally more reasonable.
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No, because our law separates defamation into two parts.

- Libel (laster) where allegations are not true or the defendant should have known they are not true.

- Smaad where allegations are true, or it's reasonable for the defendant to assume they are true.

In your example, you could be convicted of Smaad, unless you could show that you

1) acted in the public interest.

2) or needed to defend yourself against eg a counterclaim

3) or did not intend to harm someones good name

See http://lexius.nl/wetboek-van-strafrecht/boek2/titel16
People are used to Ctrl+Alt+Delete, that brought up the task manager in Windows XP when using the welcome screen (the classic login gives the same behaviour as Vista and 7, although it is a window, and not a screen).

Then, considering keyboard shortcuts aren't discoverable, a lot of people probably don't know about Ctrl+Shift+Esc.
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I'm pretty sure the mod community would disagree. id, epic, etc. wouldn't have released editing tools if they didn't expect modifications to be made. But the expectation is that you're going to make that available back to the community.

If you're trying to just simply take someone else's IP and make money off their work without their consent, that's something else. Negotiate a license and get out of the grey zone.