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microisv.com

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153564207

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microisv.com · homepage snapshot

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html import

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Events

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2024-02-09 14:45:21

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created at

2024-06-25 20:05:49

updated at

2025-08-27 01:37:23

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updated

2026-03-06 10:38:15

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microISV: a community for independent software developers :: a community for independent software developers September 4th, 2007 17 yo, Female, HS Dropout, > $1MM revenue Would you have turned down an offer of $1.5 million and a car of your choice? Article here Brian Plexico | Category: Entrepreneurship  |  6 Comments » August 28th, 2007 7 ways not to end up saying “I should have thought of that” About the only thing worse than finding out your app has been cracked is when you have one of those “I should have thought of that” moments. Last week when poking around the Sites for Sale forums on Sitepoint I came across another website/application for sale where the software helps people recover their content if their blog has been deleted. In his sales copy he says: A Google search for “deleted my blog” returns 12,100 results. After reading this line my first thought was “I wonder if that domain name is taken.” It wasn’t, so now I’m the proud owner of ...

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