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17 November 2009 ~ 7 Comments

Ad.ly vs. Sponsored Tweets: Twitter Advertising Showdown

You want to make money from Twitter. You joined all 12 networks mentioned in this blog post and see that you’ll get the highest paying offers from Ad.ly or Sponsored Tweets. Here’s a comparison and my recommendation on which one you should use.
Both sites insist on disclaimers in each advertising tweet. Each Ad.ly tweet will usually have [...]

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27 October 2009 ~ 127 Comments

Spotify Invites: I Have Loads!

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UPDATE: You don’t need an invite anymore. Here’s how you get Spotify without an invite:  Use this web proxy with a French IP address and  enter this URL: https://www.spotify.com/en/get-started/. Click yes to the warning and sign up using the Zip Code “69008″. Download the Spotify client and sign in. Done.
This isn’t Entrepreneurial at [...]

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01 May 2009 ~ 0 Comments

Swine Flu!

Swine Flu was officially confirmed by Chief Executive Donald Tsang at around 8:50.

Person infected was a mexican that came from Mexico to Hong Kong via Shanghai

Joshlam.com urges ALL VIEWERS to PLEASE wear a mask and consult a doctor if you have ANY flu like Symptoms!

More information at: http://www.theswineflufacts.com/

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21 February 2009 ~ 0 Comments

My Wi-Fi Driver Problem (And How I Fixed It!)

I recently got an old laptop from my dad. The first thing I realized was that the the Wi-Fi wasn’t working really well, if working at all. At first, I thought that it was just acting up, and it’ll be fine after a restart. Not happening. The laptop was as stubborn as hell. I could see my Wireless Network, [...]

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29 November 2008 ~ 0 Comments

I am Now Publishing on AddsYou.com

http://www.addsyou.comusername=MjAwOC0xMS0yOSAwMDozMDoyOQ==

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17 November 2008 ~ 0 Comments

Amazon’s Give 1, Get 1 OLPC XO program now live

You know the drill: for $399 you buy one OLPC XO laptop and a second is sent to a child somewhere in the developing world. Same deal as last year only now with the help of Amazon’s powerful retail reach. Devices begin shipping in about 30 days — a bit longer outside the US. Naturally you can [...]

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11 November 2008 ~ 0 Comments

5 Basic Things Windows 7 still Can’t get right

While I’m generally pleased with Windows 7 so far , I’ve found myself shaking my head every now and then. In some instances it’s obvious that Microsoft has been paying attention. Other times, not so much.I’ve noticed five issues so far that, though minor, leave me wondering if Microsoft is going to be able to pull off [...]

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10 November 2008 ~ 0 Comments

Windows 7 Will Only Have One ‘Ready’ Sticker

Unlike Windows Vista’s Four stickers, Windows 7 will just have one “Ready” sticker. After receiving endless flak for their silly tiered Vista Compatibility scheme, Microsoft has decided to issue a single “Windows 7 Capable” sticker for hardware that works with the new OS. That means no more “Windows Home Basic”, “Windows Ready”, “Certified for Windows” and [...]

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09 November 2008 ~ 0 Comments

Epic Android bug inteprets your typing as system commands

The philosophy goes something like this: the great thing about Linux is that it’s secure, and the great thing about open-source software is that it’s thoroughly and constantly vetted for robustness. So to that end, Android should be pretty rock solid, right? Perhaps, but the overwhelming enormity of this particular bug definitely gives us pause. [...]

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06 November 2008 ~ 0 Comments

6 Steps For Building Successful Websites

Web design isn’t art. It involves a whole collection of different skills — from copywriting and typography to layout and art — all fused together to create an interface that not only features a pleasant aesthetic but that communicates function and facilitates easy access to its content.
But in order to combine all these elements of Web [...]

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