But “the area” in question is not that. Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras have serious challenges but you do those and the reader no favor by conflating them.
> When both carrier and manufacturer neglect to offer explanation or consideration for their collective failure to deliver, they must collectively be held responsible.
No, you can only hold the organization that you have a business relationship with responsible.
My suggestion is that this link to the App Store should be at the top, not the bottom of the page (I had to look through on the page to figure page to figure out how to get the app)
Point being, letting me install the app on my device ASAP is critical
I vote that you roll with Heroku until you feel so comfortable with the Passenger/Nginx/Capistrano that you're frustrated with the amount you're spend at Heroku because you feel like you could do it yourself.
Point is you have enough to worry about, don't get a VPS till you HAVE to.
I know it's almost a catch all generic response, but I've been using http://tenderapp.com/ for support and knowledgebase and it's worked out very well.
I'm going to be watching this question for better options though
Serious question, as I've never had a phone repaired. I have a work paid for phone, if my phone were to stop working I would call Apple and either have a new one shipped to me or go and pick one up (probably go pick it up as I'd like to get it ASAP) when I previously had a blackberry I would have done the same (substituting Apple for Verizon). Can you (at any level of expertise) fix my phone faster that the carrier/provider can replace it?
I created an Evernote notebook called "Links to Read", things that seem interesting I use the Chrome/Evernote clipper to add to that notebook. Every couple of weekends I take an hour or so and read through whatever restrikes my fancy.
I used to use a single note as well, and still do for books I want to purchase but find it faster to dump them into a separate notebook to record and also faster then to read/delete them later
do you feel that you need time to work out the kinks for a large customer or are you ready to deploy? I think if you have kinks use the first 10B business as a chance to iron out your product to make getting the next (100) 10B businesses easier.