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[Jabberwocky]

Is the software something we would know?

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[zurich_allan]

For me my education ended after secondary school, no further education but that doesn't mean I'm not smart or clever, my areas of expertise is all around technology.

I run a business with two of my brothers, I'm the techy one who does the majority of the coding. We popped up out of nowhere and were instantly doing better than our rival companies, the first version of our production was private, but we decided to go public and within 6~ months we rolled out version 3 which added a few new features, we've made a few other developments and even though some were BIG developments we've decided to keep it still as one version.

We're still working on the business and currently we're on "version 3" of our product, our 4th version is going to make version 3 look pathetic which makes our rivals look shocking. There is a high chance that we will go semi-private again because version 4 is going to be too good for the public. We've got a few ideas about if we go private and that will be producing a worse (but better than rival services) version that is FREE and we'll go down an affiliate route to get some extra money coming in while our main version is making money privately.

I think I speak for everyone when I say - that clarified everything...

[RyRy]

Is the software something we would know?

Nope, very unlikely and the "software" in question is semi-private in terms of no one knows our names in relation to the company nor usernames so I am always vague for security purposes.

I think I speak for everyone when I say - that clarified everything...

Bahaha, sorry I ramble on a lot and once I get started I don't stop >_<

[Jabberwocky]

Is the software something we would know?

Nope, very unlikely and the "software" in question is semi-private in terms of no one knows our names in relation to the company nor usernames so I am always vague for security purposes.

Ok fair enough. You design websites for Geet don't you





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[RyRy]

Is the software something we would know?

Nope, very unlikely and the "software" in question is semi-private in terms of no one knows our names in relation to the company nor usernames so I am always vague for security purposes.

Ok fair enough. You design websites for Geet don't you

Unfortunately my coding when it comes to websites is lacking significantly, I'm in the process of getting a developer to do some work on our website (again for privacy/security I can't say what site) so yeah I definitely don't design websites for Geet especially when I am not very creative.

[Jabberwocky]

did you write the maps app for Apple? And it is your privacy and security against being ridiculed about it lol

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[RyRy]

did you write the maps app for Apple? And it is your privacy and security against being ridiculed about it lol

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I'm a perfectionist so definitely not and I'm an Android nerd not Apple

[geetface9]

Is the software something we would know?

Nope, very unlikely and the "software" in question is semi-private in terms of no one knows our names in relation to the company nor usernames so I am always vague for security purposes.

Ok fair enough. You design websites for Geet don't you





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I totally read that the same way. He's in the pr0n business too!!

[RyRy]

I totally read that the same way. He's in the pr0n business too!!

Hehe, far from pr0n. It's statistical based. I'm not naughty like you geet :p

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[geetface9]

[1Lemon]

Is the software something we would know?

Nope, very unlikely and the "software" in question is semi-private in terms of no one knows our names in relation to the company nor usernames so I am always vague for security purposes.

I think I speak for everyone when I say - that clarified everything...

Bahaha, sorry I ramble on a lot and once I get started I don't stop >_<

If you ever need to hire a java developer who knows far too much PL/SQL just give me a call

[RyRy]

:D

Tut tut tut

If you ever need to hire a java developer who knows far too much PL/SQL just give me a call

We haven't used a single drop of java yet, one of our small rivals uses it religiously mixing it in with some JavaScript and SQL.

It's shocking how much developers vary in price and some of their sneaky ways to get more money. One person for example gave me a quote which was for the entire project and then when I skyped him to finalize details he decided that he also wanted to charge hour with prices of $25 per hour and his estimated timeframe was one month which is over three times as long as the other quotes


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