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  • Cumbrowski  I think that it is a good idea and nothing that conflicts in any way with PMA. Both serve different purposes. As a matter of fact, I'd say that having something like Affiliate Voice would be beneficial for Affiliate Networks (once they got over themselves) , OPMs and AMs.
  • • 1 week ago
    •   Affiliate Voice
    •   Affiliate Tip
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  • Cumbrowski  Who was their last client that left the platform on June 15th (or shortly before that day)? Barnes & Noble? That would be interesting to know. It is a little bit sad.. a quiet "death".. well, maybe it can be compared with dying in your sleep, without pain. You just do not wake up the next morning anymore, that's it. |-(
  • • 1 week ago
    •   death of a platform
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  • Cumbrowski  Hex Means that instead on using 0-9 (decimal), you are using 0-F where A = 10, B = 11, C = 12, D = 13, E = 14 and F = 15. HTML Colors are actually three hex digits pairs that can range from 00 to FF each (where FF = 255 = 15 (F) x 15 (F)). The # simply means that the value is hex and not something else, eg. decimal. Colors are defined by RGB = Red, Green and Blue. The First hex pair of the HTML color represents the Red value, the second the Green and the third the Blue. Every modern paint program supports showing the R, G and B values for a specific color, including Microsoft Paint, which comes with Windows (Start/Run, enter "mspaint.exe", Enter). The programs show the decimal value (0 - 255) for R, G and B and you must convert it to hex to use it with HTML. If a color value is lower than 16 (lower than F), then you have to add a leading 0 to keep the three "pairs" intact and the color value always 6 characters long. You can use the Windows calculator in scientific mode to convert from decimal to hex values and vice versa. Or you are a lazy bastard and just use an online color picker that not only shows you the selected color, but its HTML value and RGB values as well, such as this one http://gtools.org/tool/color-picker/ 8-D I should have just posted the link, eh? For next time, if you want to change colors around. hehe. mspaint.exe
  • • 2 months ago
    •   Lessons learned - starting a blog
    •   Todd Talks
  •   jimkukral  That's it? Easy. hehe. Nice guide.
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  • Cumbrowski  When I got to the U.S. in 2000 I remember gas being $1.50 and less per gallon. If it makes you feel better, $4 per gallon is still cheaper than the price of gasoline in Germany in 2000 when gas was "cheap" and much cheaper than it was in Switzerland or Denmark around the same time. They pay now at least $8 per gallon and if I consider the low dollar into the equation its more like $10+ per Gallon. I now see "Smarts" and other cars in the streets of Fresno (which is a "truck" town, the bigger the better). "Better gas mileage because of proper air pressure in the tire.", wow, Its good to see that native "Californians" are still able to learn those things (just teasing you). Next thing you know, they will realize that the lights on a car are NOT only serving the purpose that THEY can better see when its getting dark outside hehe.
  • • 2 months ago
    •   Gas Prices
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  • Cumbrowski  Luck! :) funny comment "snake" for the first post. I guess it is a good sign hehe.
  • • 2 months ago
    •   More content coming soon!
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