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Comment · 12 years ago
Telling the user that "he/she" messed up is the best way to get them to abandon your website.

Clearly explaining that there was a problem, the problem has been sent to the appropriate individual, and guiding them to potential solutions is a better approach.

Comment · 14 years ago
Sending unsolicited emails is not against the law. CAN-SPAM law states that users must be able to opt out of receiving emails after they receive the email. There is nothing against the law of random companies sending emails to any individual they like, regardless of a previous business relationship.

Opt In is a cultural idea, not a legal one.

Comment · 15 years ago
check out www.webmynd.com
Comment · 15 years ago
ShockWave Flash...ahh, memories...
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Comment · 15 years ago
I click on them frequently, and buy from them frequently. Often times the ads are more relevant than the organic search results.
Comment · 15 years ago
If that 911 turbo s cabrio is black with black wheels im probably looking at the same car.
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Comment · 15 years ago
Is it necessary to use the word "rock star" at all?
Comment · 15 years ago
Oops... should be in my profile now
Comment · 15 years ago
SEEKING FREELANCER

We are located in New York City but remote work is totally fine.

We are rebuilding the backend of our application on Google AppEngine. Solid Python/Django skills are required. AppEngine experience would be a big plus. Familiarity with browser addons/extensions is also a big plus (Chrome, Firefox, IE).

Remote work totally fine. We prefer at least 10 hrs a week that you can commit. 20+ hrs would be great.

Would love to see work samples, github code, resume, random facebook photos, and blood samples. (kidding)

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