Michael E. Rubin See me: http://bymichaelrubin.com See a platypus: http://tinyurl.com/2mtycl
I remember being introduced to HyperCard in the late 80’s/early 90’s. Does a modern day equivalent exist?
Caveat: I’m a marketer, not a coder (said in my best “Bones” McCoy voice). But I thought this would be a fun father-son thing to learn together and help expand his coding skills.
In the past year, I've managed two ICOs and used The Viral Exchange to manage the Social Media bounty. I found it an easy way to gain Social Media traction quickly. Unfortunately, TVE's owners are no longer accepting new campaigns. The core system has not been upgraded in over a year, so this is not altogether surprising.
Does anyone have recommendations for something new I can use to replace The Viral Exchange?
To be fair, I'm managing an ICO now where we are using the "traditional" method of asking people to report their here in bitcointalk. But ideally, I'd like to also use a system that easily incentivizes users to share/RT/Like Social Media content -- AND makes it easy for me to manage.
Any ideas or thoughts?
At your service, Michael
Basically, I want to use the email app of my choice without damaging the experience for everyone else.
Yes, I really like Outlook. Don't judge It's what I'm comfortable with, my fingers have muscle memory from years of using the same keyboard shortcuts, and I customize the hell out of it so it practically doesn't resemble the factory-installed version.
Basically, I want to use the email app of my choice without damaging the experience for everyone else.
Yes, I really like Outlook. Don't judge It's what I'm comfortable with, my fingers have muscle memory from years of using the same keyboard shortcuts, and I customize the hell out of it so it practically doesn't resemble the factory-installed version.
My objective is to read more business books to expand my horizons as well as pick up new ideas to implement. I'm in the middle of reading "18 Minutes" by Peter Bregman and am feeling inspired. But there are so many ideas, I find myself frustrated because I'm not sure how to keep track of them all.
In general, I like to read business books both on my Kindle and in my hands with a physical book. Recommendations for both would be awesome.
