Re: I want one of those!
Em Segunda 21 Agosto 2006 14:12, Shawn McMahon escreveu:
> On Mon, Aug 21, 2006 at 01:10:53AM +0200, Arnt Karlsen said:
> > ..very often the very reason very small companies, remains
> > very small companies. ;o)
>
> Nonsense. The only companies that have become huge because of their
> websites are those for whom the website *IS* the product. Bad websites
> are annoying, but they're not what makes a company fail to grow.
Truthful or not, the website's availability && usability has reflects on the
image that a customers have about the quality of a given product.
Specially if you're a start-up that has to outsmart concurrents like Sun, HP,
IBM, Dell to make a profit, and your client's CEO knows $#!+ about MIPS
processors. :)
> In fact, wasting resources to make a killer website instead of a
> killer product is a sure way to wind up with your only legacy being
> a lot of nice entries on archive.org.
Perhaps, but it is true that well made sites (especially when you sell
something through it) DO leads to an increase of sales.
It's a matter of balance between shape (website) && content (real product).
And "This is Bad Thing"® when an uptime of 4 days only exists in the wildest
dreams of your site's host.
However, this doesn't means that you should host your site on an OpenBSD
server! :)
As such, it means that a company willing to make a successful product MUST pay
attention to the smallest of the details on both sides, specially when the
said product uses/runs Debian! :D
YUP!
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You should never remove the CPU, in such way you either should link the
printer of the window, or cannot debug the SIMM in order to rename a LCD
front-end on a port over a monitor over a prompt to the MIDI tool.
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