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How do you handle your taxes?

Are you willing to pay for every website you visit? Oh yeah, you don't think you should pay for anything. Somehow money goes on trees for the websites owners, how dare they try to monetize their investments!

Basically, make everything easier for script kiddies by decreasing the amount of time they take to scan a host for the vulnerability. Weighting the pros and cons... the cons completely crush this idea.

This is nice, but no... it will never replace VS. I'm sorry if I sound arrogant, but if anyone disagrees than they either never used VS or don't know its potential. I'm no MS fanboy, but VS is simply the best IDE.

Just.. leave. I know it's easier said than done but, I've been in a similar situation. No money in the world pays the stress you're going through.

Well, he could put ads on the page but most of the target audience would be using some sort of adblocker. Which brings another question... aren't people overly sensitive to the display of ads? They want good quality content, but don't want to pay for that same content and at the same time block the author's alternative of not charging for it (by using ads) I would understand if we were still in the 90's and there were pop-ups everywhere, but nowadays I find most of the ads non-obtrusive.

Sorry I went off-topic. Another way to monetize would be to make an app out of it for the mobile devices.

Why wouldn't they run windows? I don't get all this drama with ATM's and XP. They are (should be) physically secure, meaning no usb ports available, cd-rom, no public network. THey are completely locked down. Many of them are still running windows95 and they seem to work pretty well.

What would you recommend then? Mac? Linux?

This is amazing. It's not even that expensive

Do you want the harsh true?

... .... Step out of your bubble and you will see no one uses RSS

> and implemented in PHP!

Stop reading after that. For the millionth time, the problem is not in the language but on the programmer. So if it was made, by the same person, in RoR or <insert hipster language that makes your panties wet> it wouldn't suck?

I sold a few coins yesterday. I think the worse is yet to come

No offence, but how is this a "startup" ? Seems like everything is a startup nowadays. You make an app - startup. You make a website - startup. It just seems it crawls known furniture websites and displays it in a nice way. Useful? Maybe. Is it a startup? I don't think so. But who knows, lately in HN everything is a startup and everyone is "hacking".

This wasn't paypal's fault. I mean entirely. The problem was with goDaddy. The last 4 digits of credit cards show's up everywhere. Check your receipts. Related question in stackexchange: http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/37758/safety-of-...

GoDaddy should not use the 4 last digits as a way to confirm identity, exactly for the reason I mentioned above

x86 ? This should get you started: http://www.asmcommunity.net/

I have made a solution for a client sometime ago that, among other features, allowed him to connect to a vnc server from his browser without any plugin, just with HTML5\JS. If there was a lot of interest, that could be modified to provide some similar features as logmein

Seriously? No one is asking you to memorize a link. You see the anchor text and you click on it if you like it. How hard is it? You just took nitpicking to a different level.

Honestly? Awful. I know I know I shouldn't generalize, but then again you asked my opinion. So, let me explain. I work as freelance developer, 25% of my work is "fixing" Indian outsourced code. By fixing, I mean, rewriting the entire code an charging more than my normal rate.

I guess that happens when you are cheap and not only limited to Indians, but to be honest, every time I have to "fix" outsourced code, it's from India.

No offense, but if you got a phishing email from a paypal smtp server than that is more important than the PSA of your last paragraphs. Report it to paypal asap.

...Read the previous answers. It is simply not profitable. CPU mining is not profitable at all, GPU mining is almost if not already unprofitable. Even most ASICs can't break even like trafficlight said.

2) Is this a stupid option as a developer?

It will most likely go bust. 10% of 0 is zero. Leave.

There is a problem with the Access-Control-Allow-Origin

HN hates a lot of stuff. Most of the people here are out of touch with reality. I see a lot of "entrepreneurs" whose startups didn't go so well, or people working in a super cool stack for peanuts, but hey! they get to work on all those cool languages.

Don't mean to sound harsh but... Suck it up. I work with C# ASP.NET. Do I like it? No. Do I hate it? No Does it get the job done (performance wise)? Sure does. Would I prefer to work on another language? Yup. Does it pay well? Yup.

If you are a good programmer it does not matter the language you work on. I know a lot of sucky RoR, python, [insert cool language here] developers and I also know a lot of great PHP, ASP.NET, [insert HN hated kanguage here] programmers. As long as you are a good logic thinker, work on whatever puts the food in the table and hopefully enjoy it.

If you ask that, then no, it is not worth learning for you.

Let me guess... you have 5h free today and you want to get into bitcoin. Am I right?

I'm not familiar with this news agency(?) Is he being serious or is this an onion style report?

Who said C++ is bad?