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by Multiplayer 16y ago
What an interesting update for me. I met you (or your cofounder I would guess) at TED a few years ago, and installed your app. I didn't "get" it at the time. I used to look at it on my iphone all the time, but never used it. I would have
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by Multiplayer 16y ago
spy.io -- Thanks!
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by Multiplayer 16y ago
Here is a link to a PDF summary. Now just waiting for the President to sign it. http://tax.cchgroup.com/downloads/files/pdfs/legislation/bus... I have spent a lot of time on this over the past few weeks. I'm amazed at how few CPA's act
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by Multiplayer 16y ago
I crossed that chasm a long time ago with gmail.
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by Multiplayer 16y ago
Evernote is a genius utility that was not completely obvious to me until a few months ago. Here's my take: You can store anything in it, and does text recognition on photos for later searching. My scanner is hooked up to it - I scan everyth
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by Multiplayer 16y ago
Google owns user generated video on the internets via the youtube acquisition. I think they paid a very, very small price for this.
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by Multiplayer 16y ago
And still no one knows what to do on there.
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by Multiplayer 16y ago
Who here is developing products relying on Twitter for their primary data stream today? They had the world by the tail.
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by Multiplayer 16y ago
I never understand the hiring requirement of a degree for a startup - that is a silly way to hold your company back. The best coders and designers I have worked with have either had no degree or have an irrelevant degree. Skilled people w
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by Multiplayer 16y ago
Having just done an exhaustive review of LBS services and systems.... a check-in is a simple game mechanic that can be useful but does not appear to be an enormous tentpole for an entire eco-system to develop around. Literally hundreds of
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by Multiplayer 16y ago
If the viewers and/or pageviews or what not are going to be aggregated for the purpose of ad sales, or traffic projections for selling the sites to an acquirer, I would go with a single domain with subdomains. It is a much simpler, easier
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by Multiplayer 16y ago
I see your points but I think this is overly harsh. You aren't experiencing this first hand - you are reading a summation after the fact and making a quick judgement. This possibly is all happening like a slow motion car wreck. There are a
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Netflix is 20% of network traffic during peak hours?(news.cnet.com)
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by Multiplayer 16y ago
1995: The best deal I could find was $1500 a month for 1mbit, (I was spending (in 1995 dollars)) $4500 for 3mbit, and I spent 5k or so building the server for what would become planetquake.com What is happening now in both available (and fr
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by Multiplayer 16y ago
I bought the first generation macbook air (with SSD) when it first hit the stores and it was almost worth it just for the "wow" factor at conferences. I put it on the table at a meeting and an EA exec yelled "hey, why don't you just slam y
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by Multiplayer 16y ago
Wow! Great game - and multiplayer too. How long has it bee around?
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by Multiplayer 17y ago
Back in the "old days" you had, in my opinion, even worse issues with Media Metrix and Nielsen. They were the real gangsters - and it was really expensive. Comscore was the new kid on the block and tried harder to get good data out there.
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by Multiplayer 17y ago
I can only imagine how difficult it is to pitch a product to someone who isn't there to listen to a pitch while being filmed by two separate crews. It would be really hard not to look like a dildo. We've known for over a decade now since N
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by Multiplayer 17y ago
I've gone the other direction. I have the latest Kindle but I don't bother using it - I read all my Kindle purchases on the Iphone. It's always with me and I love the screen. I would sell it but I think I have to have one active to purcha