@DustinB3403 said:

@IRJ said:

Good numbers for day one of my new site

Social Media Marketing can do wonders.

Yet you forget to name drop your site in a link....

http://pushingwake.com

@scottalanmiller said:

@IRJ said:

really cool, but practically unplayable with a keyboard....

That's not surprising.

N64 games are really hard to play even on gamepads. The n64 controller was so bad and awkward.

I am looking for a free tool to trim an AVI file. Any suggestions?

@scottalanmiller said:

An ML app would be neat. Should not be "that" much effort (says the guy who has never made an iOS app before.) There are APIs for nearly everything so grabbing the posts and posting should only be so hard.

I've thought about playing around with a really basic starter app that just allows you to "Twitter post" to the "What Are You Doing Now" thread directly, no need to do anything, just type in your message and post.

Currently there is no posting API exposed, but there is a plugin to expose it, so in theory it would work fine. The included API is reading only.

I've done iphone apps through an app builder before. They aren't the prettiest apps, but they are relatively fast and get the job done.

Here is the google playstore link to my app. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appmakr.bciffishing

Iphone app. It is published by Infinite monkeys (app builder) so I didn't have to pay the $100 developer fee.

HTML 5 version

http://h.theapp.mobi/index.php?app=bciffishing

@MattSpeller said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

and the FBI is now following this thread haha

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Its monday and I am too lazy to translate this

$284.99 with Prime Shipping... What a deal!!!!

http://www.amazon.com/Zune-Video-MP3-Player-Platinum/dp/B002JPITY8/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1454007140&sr=8-2&keywords=microsoft+zune

In the business world, you image for sure. No questions asked. Especially since every good IT department has images and packages they should be able to push out right away.

In this case we are talking about a co-worker's parent. I just don't believe the hassle is worth making $50-100.

Why would you want this?

Japan seems to be the land of novelties that never leave the island.

Social Media Marketing can be somewhat of a pain and it's always changing. While it's definitely a challenge to master, I feel like this type of marketing helps you understand your customer best.

There are so many metrics that are involved and the simple timing or featured image of a post can adversely effect it's success. Sometimes posts you are sure are going to be successful aren't and post you think won't be successful are successful. It's a constant learning experience of your customers. The devil is really in the details.

@scottalanmiller said:

@IRJ said:

@Dashrender said:

If you have a regular 5 coffee a week habit, that can be a pretty big savings over a year of free drinks.

If you are going to Starbucks 5 days a week, I don't think you can use the word savings in the same sentence. That is an expensive addiction. I drink coffee daily ,too but from a coffee maker.

I go to much higher end places than SB. Going to one right now, actually, but the cost of coffee at the really good places around here is still only about $1.50. So not cheap, but not crazy.

$1.50 is doable. The problem with Starbucks is their coffee. I like to drink coffee black and I find Starbucks to have some of the worst coffee. If you add all the creme and sugar it tastes good, but what coffee doesn't taste good when it's drenched in caramel, creamer, and sugar galore?

@thecreativeone91 said:

@IRJ said:

I am surprised they are still online at all.

Why? I mean they are redundant after all lol...

The only thing that is redundant is their outages

http://www.orlandoweekly.com/Blogs/archives/2016/01/07/orange-county-resident-arrested-after-threatening-to-blow-up-bright-house-networks

PDQ Inventory is amazing...absolutely amazing. I introduced it here at work and we all love it. It's so nice to be able to uninstall stuff silently during the middle of the day.

I also love the reporting. My boss came over to my desk and asked for a PDQ report while I was writing this lol

While on a customer service call Tuesday evening, Orange County resident Jeffrey Lauer threatened to blow up his cable service provider, something most of us have only dreamt of doing.

As first reported by WKMG, the 55 year-old was arrested by Orange County deputies after telling a customer service rep with Bright House Networks that unless they fixed his cable, he was going to "go down there and blow you mother f*ckers up."

According to WKMG, Lauer told deputies that he used to have Dish TV, and that he also drank 10 beers. He was later booked in Orange County Jail.

PDQ will save you money in the long run. It's reasonably priced and will save man hours.