mikejarema
Joined 19 years ago
Joined 19 years ago
Unless there is an obvious incentive to purchase a giftcard -- critically for a store/vendor which you already have near-term plans to spend money at -- then avoid them. Eg. I recently purchased one which had an effective 20% savings due to some holiday promotion and will be done spending the balance some time next week. Even then I barely decided to do so.
I don't know how we got conned into trading our money for giftcard balances at par.
Update: "Lo sentimos, algo ha salido mal. Comprueba la dirección de correo electrónico y vuelve a intentarlo."
A search for g22 on nokia.com yields zero (!!) results. https://www.nokia.com/search/global/en/G22
I'll be shopping for a new phone soon and am interested in this model. But wow, they've missed a huge opportunity to capture that interest and let me know when I can buy!
I wonder if this is simply a rebranding so that the original no longer appears for "Angry Birds" searches in the app store. Namely that subsequent versions make more $ per install, and having the original at a low price point is cannibalizing sales of the newer more profitable titles.
Definitive, eh? Qualifiers like this are amusing, as they're generally self-proclaimed.
However, having a domain like applerankings.com, as well as a comprehensive, in-depth and entertaining library of apple reviews, definitely helps make the case.
What other heuristics have you seen out there that help make a self-proclaimed "definitive source" become an indisputable one?
Edit: looks like the site came online last year with that same claim, so time is not in their corner.
Going back a day shows that the fees were on the order of ~3 eth per block (https://etherscan.io/blocks?p=300) whereas now they're averaging around ~20eth per block.
In other words ETH holders are very motivated to move their tokens right now, and the amount they're paying to do so reflects this.
I did find that `ver` returns "FILE-ID.BIZ for the World Wide Web Version 1.2, (C) 2020" (default message).
And that commands are case-sensitive and white-space sensitive.
I'd be curious to see if anyone digs up anything else in the future. For now, I'm done with this little diversion.
[0] - https://www.ubuntupit.com/best-linux-commands-to-run-in-the-...
[1] - https://www.ef.edu/english-resources/english-vocabulary/top-...
Currently acting as CTO for vidoyen.com (video-based expert Q&A network) and gopherleads.com (lead generation driven by front-line workers). Also working on a couple of my own startup branding and ideation tools:
http://namevine.com - Find a Matching Domain and Social Media Handles, Fun and Effective
http://logocaster.com - Logo Generator for Startups, Agencies and Developers
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