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Turn things around. Instead of promoting your main product, create and promote related-to-that-area product that refers to your main product.

As an example, you have a hosting service. Open a site with a lot of web based tools like whoise, traceroute, so you will target right segment and use this tools site to promote your hosting.

Good idea.

Suggestions: Send not only card, but also envelope to put this card in and preferably address printed on envelope.

Just btw, you could think about sms or e-mail service. So instead of getting card, I will get e-mail or sms, so I could forward it to right person with slight modification in wording.

there are always two sides of the story. You spent a lot of time on that, this is your idea and your fifth kid. So you are scared that it will be stolen away from you.

However one you will pass this fear, and slowly show it to the world, you will face another kind of problem - how to promote your solution and do a PR noise. So you will spend enormous time promoting, publishing talking about the product.

You have nothing to loose.

Sure, if the site is compromised than nothing you could know. But this is kind of unlikely in case of major players like banks.

Zero knowledge web app - is nice theoretical approach but I don't see a way it will be adopted anytime soon.

As to mine claims, I will post application when it will be ready, and we could discuss attacks against of it. It will be quite different from clipperz etc.

Not at this time. We rely on the whole song analisys for much of precision improvements.

There is some literature out there on real-time beat following but the precision is poor so far

We hadn't, since this is not an issue so far. CPU is quite cheap, so it is much easier to use cloud than adjust code for GPU.

Your guesses are very accurate. We also use the knowledge of music theory, (mostly) western musical patterns and traditions, and employ supervised and unsupervised machine learning.

We will look to that case. Meanwhile if you don't mind try again later.

You could e-mail me at kos@cbmsnetworks.com if HTTP problem will persist.