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I moved from firefox to opera


I would like to quote what Professor paul hegarty says in Stanford's lectures "The most bug free code is the code that you never write"


Yes it will work.


I will never use a enterprise google product unless they have customer support. The customer support team should have humans and not robots.


Enterprise customers have support. It's not as feasible in the consumer space, the volume would be overwhelming.


I started up twice. First was a e-commerce market place and the second one was into mobile app development. Both failed. I was running them for around 4 years. Now I am back to a full time Job. I never regretted my failures since I learnt a lot from them and now I am working on my 3rd side project hoping to succeed.


I am iOS developer and it has become a pretty tough market to crack. Can you share some more thoughts on the MAc App store. Is it worth investing in Mac app development?. Thanks.


Anecdotally it seems like the Mac App Store is easier to break into and generate a steady income, at least for a while. Not sure if it is because of less competition, or just mac users being more willing to spend money for apps than iOS users. Keep in mind though that the market is at least one order of magnitude smaller than the iOS Store, so it may be more difficult to go further than side-project level.


Thank you


Many people have commented that their revenue has dropped due to Ad blockers. Can you suggest any alternate business model for side projects other than ads


Charge money for your product/service/content?


I understand the concern with some ads/ad networks. But advertising can be the best way to provide no-cost content and resources. As this thread shows, ad-blockers, though understandable, cause harm to those providing valuable and genuine content and services.

I pay for many services, but there are also many services I would never pay for, but happily would put up with ads. To me, your suggestion implies that enough people with ad blockers would otherwise pay for all ad-supported services. I doubt that.


Are people willing to pay for quality content?


Addictive game


The publishers should stop supporting AMP collectively. I own a couple of websites and I have not enabled AMP in either of them.


I have been using https://www.zoho.com/ for email hosting and its good.


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