I believe Junko Tabei - the first woman climber of Mt. Everest - did it (i.e. climb Mt. Everest) at the age of 36.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junko_Tabei

All the best. :)

Not exactly a freelancer; more like a small web development company.

Will build a few web MVPs (fast and) for free if there are any suitable and willing takers here on HN forums.

Check out the URL below for further information:

http://httpd.co/damn_quick_mvps/

Just submitted one here - fairly quick and easy :)

Clickable link:

http://httpd.co/damn_quick_mvps/

Nice - posted one of ours.

Bug report/suggestions:

1) Can't find a way to edit our project listing

2) Consider more rigorous client-side validation on submission form (e.g. I accidentally entered a non-numeric character in the Price field - this error was reported only after I hit Submit. Would've been easier if this were reported on tabbing/clicking out of the field)

3) Upon erroneous submission, at least the 'How is your project built?' field got cleared

Also, you might want to consider an 'auto screenshot capture/display' feature once a user types in the URL. We are very shortly going to publish a (free) API to do this - we'd be glad to help if needed, let me know.

A great site/service on the whole - thanks.

Thanks to all who have responded.

We've decided to try each one-

DigitalOcean - already ordered, up and running (very well too)

Linode - will order soon

OVH - already ordered (per my comment below), now trying to figure out a way to pay them

@AznHisoka: Thanks for the reminder. Are you associated with/use them?

After you told me about them in my previous thread, we checked them out and actually ordered a server there. Turns out the only payment option they have is PayPal. We tried to make cc payment via paypal but they would make just a test transaction (successfully) and then say, can't process. We tried four times, with the same results. OVH support wasn't much help, except saying PayPal is the only available option now.

In the meanwhile, we found this:

http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=672553

and this:

http://www.majidkhosravi.com/ovh-review/

I wonder what this is all about.

I currently have 4 servers with them. Are you using their French/European servers or their US-based ones (or Montreal)?

They don't offer much tech support, but they do fix basic issues like failed Hard Drives, RAID, etc pretty quickly. You pretty much have to do everything yourselves, but that's the point of a dedicated server.

In the end, you can't beat the price, and that's why I went with them. With the Paypal, I could use my CC with them.

After you found out about this, did you find his page in your Likes list?

If you did, could it have been that you somehow - inadvertently - clicked Like on his page/ad?

If your answers are yes and no respectively, I'd say this is profound indeed!!

Or Facebook could just be saying that certain people liked things without putting it in their list of likes. I first had a suspicion that Facebook was doing this when my feed said that several of my friends had like a Mormon based page when I know that none of them are Mormon would have no reason for liking the page. It could have been that they mistakenly liked it I suppose.

Clickable previous thread links:

1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6348903

2. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6367198

> 3) it's not a fear, a critical mass of users won't pay for content.

Spot on!!