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by GBond 15y ago
He was actually into Porsches. He wanted the original mac to look like one: http://www.folklore.org/StoryView.py?project=Macintosh&s...
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by GBond 15y ago
I agree. They push the lower level movies intentionally. I've stopped trusting the Netflix so-called "Latest Release" and other lists a while ago and started using http://instantwatcher.com for this reason. Good filtering & sorting fe
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Microsoft manager booted for tweeting about Windows Nokia phone(geekwire.com)
2 points by GBond 15y ago|0 comments
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by GBond 15y ago
To me the true significance, more so than this money, is the milestone of the federal gov't finally recognizing "entrepreneur" as a third category of employment status and not just the unemployed/employed binary. Hopefully this leads to fur
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Obama's job aid plan - $10,000 to $13,000 in assistance for entrepreneurship(moneyland.time.com)
172 points by GBond 15y ago|167 comments
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by GBond 15y ago
It looks like this may have been made using http://prezi.com . Zoom and panning seem similar.
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by GBond 15y ago
Some time ago I toyed with the idea of getting a grad degree for "resume dressing" purposes optimized for price/prestige/convenience. I was pleasantly surprised that there quite a few options after you get over the signal vs. noise problem
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by GBond 15y ago
"How much do you want your monthly payments to be?" -Car saleman
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by GBond 15y ago
Congrats. I recalled when you posted this project launch on HN http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1829101 Not bad for a "lazy Sunday afternoon" worth of work.
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by GBond 15y ago
I flagged this. Encourage others to do so as well
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Jobs doesn't give to charity.. probably the most charitable guy in the planet(economist.com)
2 points by GBond 15y ago|0 comments
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by GBond 15y ago
Agreed. One could argue that the post/title is totally linkbait. Plus they have a GIANT pic of the SecureID key fob but the content has nothing to do with it being cracked.
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by GBond 15y ago
> So, was this an Advanced attack? The email wasn't advanced. The backdoor they dropped wasn't advanced. But he exploit was advanced. And the ultimate target of the attacker was advanced. If somebody hacks a security vendor just to gain
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by GBond 15y ago
It is possible to have legal content be usable without resorting to gimmicks. I randomly read MOG's ToS and found it incredibly scannible as it injects entertaining plain-speak header for each section. For example, one section is entitled:
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by GBond 15y ago
Wow, 4chan on HN frontpage is a milestone. I recall reading somewhere 4chan (among few other sites) articles are auto-flagged when submitted.
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by GBond 15y ago
link to WSJ article sited http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405270230456310457636...
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by GBond 15y ago
One thing that is not really talked about is how Big Corps are probably more careful about going after geek enthusiast who may violate a gray area of their IP in fear of angering hacker groups like Anonymous. Now, they would never admit thi
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by GBond 15y ago
Spotify and Mog Music does this now
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by GBond 15y ago
TL;DR - Shack designers who submitted for the competition failed at "customer development". They didn't ask how the customers use cheap dwellings now (store tools, build stuff, & upgrade).
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by GBond 15y ago
Maybe if you incorporate a mascot, say... a sock puppet dog
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Rent The Runway raises 15 mil series B(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
1 points by GBond 15y ago|0 comments
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by GBond 15y ago
There is a confusing formatting mistake at the end of this article. The Super-hero bit is a preview from another article (see the from the archive block towards the bottom). I guess the article's end break is missing. I find it funny this w
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The New Tech Bubble - Irrational exuberance has returned(economist.com)
3 points by GBond 15y ago|0 comments
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Is it ethical to destroy hundreds of jobs in a viable business (Flip)?(zdnet.com)
1 points by GBond 16y ago|0 comments
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by GBond 16y ago
Missing a blink tag, but I think this was the best one today.
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by GBond 16y ago
Wow. Although giving your life this is implied, I never caught that that statement was so ubiquitous for recent startup job postings. I hope this turn into the new job postings fax pau of "rockstar/ninja" proportions.
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Balancing Debt Against College Choice(nytimes.com)
1 points by GBond 16y ago|0 comments
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by GBond 16y ago
sedo.com tends to have more big money domain names for sale and buyers who are willing to spend on premium domains.
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Founder Labs NYC - 'Nights and Weekends' startups with mentoring(founderlabs.org)
9 points by GBond 16y ago|6 comments
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by GBond 16y ago
Discussion of original hoax: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2322401

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