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last.fm/user/migpwr
redhat, vmware, oracle, microsoft etc... they all deliver what their customers need, not stuff that impresses magazine editors. The software keeps steadily getting better and although they don't have every whizbang feature in the book, they get the job done... that's what matters.
Do you have a better, faster way to do backups? A solution to documentation everyone hates so much? We'll pay for it if you've got it... after someone else goes first.
7) Are my lips hurting your ass?
It's funny how hating myspace has become as popular as hating microsoft...
I'd like to see you make something "run" with that many users.
Obviously this only applies if the outtage is a result of problem with their infrastructure or software.
A talent farm for players brought up through the draft, you let VCs scout and choose who they want on their team... hah cool.
You probably have to worry more about them producing a technology that obsoletes your app...
Google cache:
http://209.85.165.104/search?q=cache:V_HlOsNVc8UJ:www.doxpar...
It would need to prove stable but it might be enough to give Paypal or any other fund processor (online banks even?) a real run for their money.
I was thinking about making it very basic, no registration, user can create and save but they have to take care of tracking their own edits... bookmarks or taking the embed for a one time use. I realize it would not be all that feature rich but does it need to be?
Light, nothing to commit, like tinyurl with video edits...
What a moron... the whole piece is full of nonsense like this.
hah, thats great...