JVIDEL

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by JVIDEL 15y ago
Not at all, what's your username?
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
Whatever you do, if you get traction you are king. If you don't no matter how much coverage you get you will go down. The only precursor for traction are users, tech blog coverage wont do anything about it: even consumer gadget blogs are ni
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
You either have tons of funding or tons of talent: SV has both which is why it's the center of the IT universe. NYC has more funding than engineers, and all other hubs are either a mix of both or have a serious deficit in one side (or even
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
"the Excite 7.7 will start at $499.99" Wasn't Asus going to launch a 7 inch tablet with Tegra3 for $250? If that's the case Toshiba is borked, big time.
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
Sent you an email.
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
Good luck with that: the great firewall of China doesn't works, you don't need to be a hacker to punch a hole through that POS system and the Iranians don't even have the manpower to make a firewall like that so whatever they do will be eve
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
NK stable? they depend on aid from the rest of the world to keep them from collapsing and selling their weapons to terrorists, let alone attacking SK. The only reason they haven't been nuked yet is because it's right next to China, and beca
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
Yes I have a dog, I know getting where to leave my pet during trips can be a pain, BUT I also know how DANGEROUS it can be to leave it with ANYONE. This is not a room that can get trashed, and my dog can't tell if the guy or girl is an ass
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
So a "niche" startup with a solid monetization plan would involve selling cheap alcohol and cirrhosis pills? (j/k)
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
Considering less than 1% of the price of an iPhone or iPad "stays" in China as the cost of assembly, moving all production back to the US for that 1% seems ridiculous. In any case you guys should concentrate in the 30% (or so) of the price
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
I get the point, but there's another side to this: 9 out of 10 of all startups out there are a business method, they don't need 10x engineers to build new technologies, and what they want can be done by a freelancer using a CMS and some elb
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
I'm really looking forward to FOLEDs and other similar technologies, but then again I think the main problem is that nobody (as far as I know) has solved the normal wear problem. Sure there are demos where they hit on of these film/screens
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
How is being the "milo for X" a bad thing? ebay bought them for $75 million. If going broke and closing doors is your view of success then yes milo is a bad thing...
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
Am I missing something or this is Milo for boutiques?
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
I'm intrigued by this "networked electronic mail", maybe it will replace my steam-powered telegraph automaton? (J/k)
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
I see how this could work in countries where there are no investors, loans or any form of financing at all. But in the US? Unless these guys want to commit business suicide my guess is they'll only approve individuals with a solid track rec
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
Regardless of how it is, it's too late: Android is the new Windows, iOS the new System7, and everything else is the equivalent of AmigaOS, OS/2, BeOS, etc... About ease of development being a gateway to shovelware, yeah right as if the arti
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
That's no computer, that's a space sta.....I mean a GFX card...
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
I'm not offended nor mad about this, but I don't know if this is going to work out well. There are good ideas, bad ideas and terrible ideas. Terrible ideas can't be successful no matter what (startup)dream team is behind it, and bad ideas a
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That too
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
TBH it would be a true douche move if we were in say 2006, but right now FB is worth almost ten times more than Yahoo, so who cares? they can either buy Yahoo or even sue it into oblivion. Is not that crazy to assume this may actually be a
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
Point taken, but I (and many others) count the Windows, Office(business) and Server division as a whole since it's all connected/dependent of the Windows OS's huge market share. Also mind I'm considering the vast deficit left by the devices
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
For 99% of the people out there UI consistency is a non-issue, they care more about being able to do-X/run-X than having every app look the same.
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
This is actually a great idea, many gamers I know who don't work in IT are dumbfounded by all the hoops they have to go through just to get a server up and running, let alone maintenance.
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
I see some insurmountable contradictions with this program. They ask for solutions to some very complex problems yet give very little funds to do so. For that amount the most a startup can do is come up with the principles for a potentially
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
Well look at this way: if you don't like the scanner then you're getting a very intimate patdown, which depending how you take it could end with a surprise cavity search. Now the rat doesn't sounds that bad does it?
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
Win8 is the result of higher ups at MSFT getting caught in trends instead of being able to tell which strategy works and which doesn't, as they should. Tablets are a bad business, read tablets not the iPad. The iPad's sales and huge profi
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
Have you seen the average bomb dog? is not a labradoodle... And google ethiopian rat, is not that ugly/scary like black rats and others.
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
2 words: Ethiopian rat This species can detect all kinds of weapons, explosives, drugs, everything. It can even tell if a person has a contagious DISEASE. And best of all its cheaper to train and maintain than dogs, and more friendly/less i
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by JVIDEL 15y ago
Emulators are a dime a dozen, and almost every console from before the PSX already had at least one by 1999. In the beginning it wasn't (usually) one person but an entire team studying every component of the console, dumping the BIOS and th

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