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by MJR 16y ago
Does this have anything to do with your certainty? http://www.allfacebook.com/aaron-greenspan-facebook-2009-05
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by MJR 16y ago
This is important: We never told TechCrunch to change the post in any way. Then to quote the letter: I think their issue is just with some of the text. Let me know if you're able to take another look at it and make any edits. That's a v
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Why are third parties important in the Twitter ecosystem?(furbo.org)
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by MJR 16y ago
It’s possible that this will change before OS X Lion ships, but it’s still a troubling prospect today. Why is this a troubling prospect today? The Developer tools you need are on your install disk. You did buy the operating system right?
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by MJR 16y ago
"It’s not meant to be a Pandora but a compliment to it, it’s a place for sound discovery, where you go and listen to music.”" Right, because I don't go and listen to music when I visit Pandora, Grooveshark, etc.
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by MJR 16y ago
The second part of that statement is that a lot of individuals are one car crash or one sickness away from suffering a serious financial hardship on top of a serious medical issue. If the startup suffers, it's collateral damage.
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by MJR 16y ago
free and open to all developers making a maximum of 2000 requests per month for non-commercial usage. Doesn't sound very free and open .
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by MJR 16y ago
Web designer != Front-End Developer. For me the distinction is in the use of graphical tools. If you spend your day working in Photoshop for part of the time and you're not just slicing - you're a designer. The front-end developer takes the
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by MJR 16y ago
I really meant one-off as in it could only happen that way and only to you. There's nothing wrong with WRITING about those experiences, the problem as I see it is thinking that you have advice to give about any random topic or item you've e
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by MJR 16y ago
So many of the articles I read are actually devoid of good advice. The consist of generalities and one-off experiences that don't actually resonate outside a specific set or circumstances. The first step to writing a good advice article wou
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by MJR 16y ago
The author didn't read the fine print on the deal - *Amazon.com is not a sponsor of this promotion. LivingSocial is making the grab for customers and if Amazon isn't a sponsor of the promotion then they certainly aren't losing more than 6 m
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by MJR 16y ago
You're right - my intention was to get simpler than that, and I wasn't thinking about Outlook or Exchange which are filled with problems because I don't use them. I was thinking along the lines of reply, compose, forward, signatures, etc. S
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by MJR 16y ago
I wish I could sign on to the damn thing and not have the first thing I feel be exasperation at the aggressive dimness of it UI and its functionality. People use Facebook because they see past the "website" and read the content. They comm
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by MJR 16y ago
In summary - The author has a feeling that Steve Jobs isn't going to return to Apple because he's been successful. History tells me that Steve Jobs' past successes inspire him even more. I believe, if he can physically return to Apple, he w
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by MJR 16y ago
The title should have been focused on how the HR department isn't they key to getting a job anymore. HR requires resumes so they can scan them and look for keywords. Then if you pass the keyword test you get to move on to the hiring manager
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by MJR 16y ago
The real question is will Google follow through and remove all support for H.264 from YouTube. That will be the telling sign that they're serious.
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by MJR 16y ago
Where can you register a business for $30? Most states have fees for registration closer to $100 a year and any website you use is also going to charge you a fee upwards of $100.
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by MJR 16y ago
27 JS files including jQuery and Prototype!? Someone at North Face needs to do some refactoring, minify their code and figure out how to use one library instead of two.
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by MJR 16y ago
There's a good way to do this and a bad way. One good way is to make the link text specific to a unique product. If 'Sony 30" XXX-700' was used as the link text, instead of 30" Monitor it would be a detailed link telling the user that they'
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by MJR 16y ago
That article is Amazon affiliate hotlink heaven. All items mentioned are Amazon links with referral code hidden behind a domain redirect. I initially expected to get another article on the item I clicked on. But the links serve no purpose t
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by MJR 16y ago
"The more you and your friends are active, the higher your level and the higher your points. And points mean prizes; unlock new content as you progress." What prizes? I don't see any further explanation of this anywhere on the site. What ar
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by MJR 16y ago
If you think you have one headed your way - you can call UPS (1-800-742-5877) and track a shipment, speak the tracking number and then hit 0 to talk to an agent and tell them you want to confirm the address for your package. They will tell
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by MJR 16y ago
It more than undermines it, it encourages speeding in areas that don't show radar. Turn on an inverse of the map and it gives you speeding zones rather than radar zones. The marketing attempt at "... RadarLoc encourages law-abiding behavior
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by MJR 16y ago
If the goal of creating open-source software is for people to use it, it seems pretty righteous to then get upset when they do use it - regardless of what its used for. If you require that someone contributes back to the community in a "mea
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by MJR 16y ago
If the original title begins with a number or number + gratuitous adjective, we'd appreciate it if you'd crop it. E.g. translate "10 Ways To Do X" to "How To Do X," and "14 Amazing Ys" to "Ys." Exception: when the number is meaningful, e.g
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by MJR 16y ago
It's also assuming that he's telling the truth. From someone who is clearly not trustworthy, I seriously doubt those are his actual financials.
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by MJR 16y ago
But clearly this isn't your forte, so why not find someone who can focus on that area. That leaves you to manage product development, vision and to test the work that's been done to create a product. I'm just not of the mindset that doing s
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by MJR 16y ago
I agree that it is important to be able to communicate effectively with anyone who has a technical background. Often that does mean having a basic knowledge of fundamentals of a language, etc. My point was really the mindset that you can ju
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by MJR 16y ago
if you don't code, don't try to teach yourself and code for your startup. partner with someone who is great at it. programming is an art & science and takes years to get good at. Completely agree. I dislike reading articles that ins
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by MJR 16y ago
While these may be nice sites, your list isn't comparable to his list. His list contains 30 web applications. Your list has two web stores and the rest are generally content sites. So you've kind of missed the point on why he put the list t

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