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by Cabal 16y ago
Or TechStars. They've been rolling out a lot of good companies with serious business plans as of late. People are taking notice.
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by Cabal 16y ago
Android on the carrier of your choice, hands down. My wife and I recently switched from a pair of iPhones to a Droid and HTC Incredible, respectively. Using our phones (and integrated Google Voice) is like a breath of fresh air. Between lea
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by Cabal 16y ago
I've been using Linux for 15 years and *NIX for longer, and I really wanted MythTV to work, but the Wife Acceptance Factor was too low. Windows Media Center won out, due to: 1.) CableCARD support. Expanded analog has left in my area, and Cl
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by Cabal 16y ago
Pennies on the dollar after the audience had already left. I'd call that dying.
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by Cabal 16y ago
Or do what most companies do, buy them.
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by Cabal 16y ago
Except that it rarely, if ever, happens. It's a waste of money to sue companies who aren't a threat or can't pay you. Look at who gets sued: Google, Apple, HTC, Microsoft. Look at who doesn't: Y Combinator and TechStars companies.
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by Cabal 16y ago
I think you meant forward-ported Dom0 patches. Lenny already supported DomU operation without modification.
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Big government the real threat to Internet(cnn.com)
3 points by Cabal 16y ago|1 comments
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by Cabal 16y ago
Lots of great ideas there. A few were a little too narrow for my tastes, but best of luck to everyone.
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Facebook Is Now The Best Tech Company To Work For(businessinsider.com)
1 points by Cabal 16y ago|0 comments
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by Cabal 16y ago
I think you're being disingenuous, or just trying to get a rise out of people. There's little debate on these points, it was slow and the UI was unnecessarily complex. Whether or not it should be killed remains a valid topic of discussi
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by Cabal 16y ago
Good read. This and others like it in the recent past have made it abundantly clear to me that my future doesn't lie at Google (except through acquisition). Still sounds like a great place to start, though.
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by Cabal 16y ago
If your users are moving their data over to another service, then a) it's their prerogative to do so, and b) maybe it says something about your service. No one has suggested otherwise, but you're under no requirement to help your competit
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by Cabal 16y ago
It looks to me like they're shutting out competitors looking to replace their service. That's apples and oranges compared to Twitter, which they are supplementing.
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by Cabal 16y ago
Seconded. Invest in a good external monitor and you have a better environment than most of us started with.
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by Cabal 16y ago
Good news, but if you're into trying unreleased roms, why not take the extra effort and step up to Cyanogen? CM6 RC2 on Droid is fantastic.
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by Cabal 16y ago
Good read, and right to the point. Our idea is great but our first presentation was loaded down with “buzzword-laden socialist hippie kumbaya bullshit” and we failed to explain the core business value proposition on the first slide. If yo
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Open letter to the media about the misuse of the term "hacker"(matija.suklje.name)
1 points by Cabal 16y ago|3 comments
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by Cabal 16y ago
There are still a lot of projects with web sites (or on SourceForge), bug trackers, and mailing lists. Pick something you can do now (bug submissions, helping on mailing lists) and branch out (patches, etc) as time allows. Projects are a
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by Cabal 16y ago
Best of luck to them. I love their software and use it myself (via identi.ca), but I hope they have bigger plans than selling Twitter to companies if they're planning on recouping much of that venture funding.
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by Cabal 16y ago
AMD designed a 64-bit architecture. There were many 64-bit architectures around long before x86-64 in 2000.
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by Cabal 16y ago
Have you looked towards the East Coast in your searches at all? You sound like most of the engineers we hire.
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Apple Drops Attack Videos From iPhone 4 Antenna Page(crn.com)
1 points by Cabal 16y ago|0 comments
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by Cabal 16y ago
Windows Live, Bing, Xbox, Servers, Cloud Services Did you have any examples that contradicted me? All of the above are losing MS money in a BIG way.
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Linux 2.6.35 Includes Speedy Google Code, Less Bloat(linuxplanet.com)
3 points by Cabal 16y ago|0 comments
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by Cabal 16y ago
Seconded. Certainly isn't making me want to leave my current startup before it's run its course.
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by Cabal 16y ago
I didn't know Microsoft had a problem, they seem to be doing pretty well. In the mobile market? How about anything next-generation web? Social media? Microsoft doesn't seem to be doing well anywhere except the increasingly unimportant d
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A DTrace author leaves Oracle (for Joyent)(h-online.com)
1 points by Cabal 16y ago|0 comments
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Using Internet data in Android applications(ibm.com)
1 points by Cabal 16y ago|0 comments
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by Cabal 16y ago
Seconded. Please link articles, don't just make (tired) arguments.

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