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Lawyers are fighting and downvoting is spanking. Naughty boy will not say bad things about honorable professions again. I promise.
Lawyers fight? We are not from the same hood...
The more he saw, the less he believed,
The less he believed, the more he saw,
We never ask: what is the last straw?"
-- @taylorbuley in TC comments regarding something else, 2010
Advance results bring the Equus africanus asinus from Wikipedia first. Good. Basic results bring Donkey (Shrek) from Wikipedia second. Google might be onto something here .... but wait.... what is it there at number one for the basic reader... humm... "YouTube - Donkey Rapes Man". Hummm... who are our "basic" readers? ... gota think about this feature a little more.... ;) Meanwhile, a classic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRm8okHhapU
Ask me daily. I'll confirm once a week.
"Still what could've been. Is better than what could never be at all" -- Tiffany http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LzGss9QGAk
-- Toby Keith, As Good As I Once Was. 2005.
If you have an idea and you learn how to implement it you might find yourself a single founder/creator.
You know what they say about those, right?
"What's wrong with having one founder? To start with, it's a vote of no confidence. It probably means the founder couldn't talk any of his friends into starting the company with him. That's pretty alarming, because his friends are the ones who know him best." -- Paul Graham, 18 mistakes, 2006.
The more he saw, the less he believed,
The less he believed, the more he saw,
We never ask: what is the last straw?"
-- @taylorbuley in TC comments regarding something else, 2010
As long as you've made something that a few users are ecstatic about, you're on the right track. ... It may take a while, but as long as you keep plugging away, you'll win in the end.
That's not realllllllly how it works in the valley.
True. But on this net....
"as long as you can't put the relevant link into the place where people go -- then you can't even begin to compete."
It takes a lot of work to make things look simple. And even more to make them well-done.
Destruction is so much easier than creation. They don't have to pay you, they just need to send the in-house destruction team.
> How many 0s does it take to make an option that's viable into one that's desirable?
How much does it take to fix a "man barely alive" into something that is "better, stronger, faster"? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoLs0V8T5AA
(down voting open)
What's wrong with that? Isn't the "passion" people always talk about an emotional thing?
[Hint: sent from my iPod Touch]