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by Roridge 17y ago
Are they not making the mistake that Microsoft made, by trying to push Android into too many different hardware situations. I forget what the name of the head Windows CE developer was who told Bill Gates that devices needed their own specif
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by Roridge 17y ago
HTC [spent a week checking that Google had it's back and then] disagrees with Apple's actions and will defend itself. At the moment I can only see this battle doing 2 things: A: free press coverage [read "advertising"] for both Apple and H
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by Roridge 17y ago
I saw one this morning in my email. I just assumed that had always happened and I'd ignored it, and was only seeing it because of Threadsy.
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by Roridge 17y ago
It's a JavaScript delivered blog provided by http://factorthreecms.com/
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Top under sold Nexus One features(littleprod.co.uk)
4 points by Roridge 17y ago|2 comments
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by Roridge 17y ago
or a live wallpaper (not sure why I got down voted for my last comment... oh well)
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by Roridge 17y ago
You can't judge within 3 months if something is a failure... ask me again in 3 years. Google sales are mostly passive. The web site, the packaging and the promotion of the Nexus One all say that. "Hey, here is a cool phone, let me show you
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by Roridge 17y ago
This should be called "How Google is actually a business, trying to provide a service, and their automatic software incorrectly analysed my site, but it's unfortunate that there isn't a decent way of getting this revoked" It's a shame when
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by Roridge 17y ago
doh... but then does it matter? The name fits the phone so well... do Androids dream of electric sheep? I dunno, ill check the market place.
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by Roridge 17y ago
Traction can be a bitch, doesn't mean it's a "flop"... only time will tell on that one.
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by Roridge 17y ago
but Droid is doing pretty well http://www.androidguys.com/2010/03/16/flurry-compares-nexus-...
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by Roridge 17y ago
A card
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by Roridge 17y ago
An "about" would have been cool... but by the time I had realised there wasn't one, I was about to close and a tweet popped up and it was immediately obvious. Neat site.
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by Roridge 17y ago
didn't work :(
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by Roridge 17y ago
Nope, because I just ordered a Nexus One instead :)
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by Roridge 17y ago
I have been head down looking at the server technology I want to use in order to help scalability of the application. If it is a powder keg I want to be ready. I have also been working on use case and domain models, and layout design. (and
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by Roridge 17y ago
so... StumbleUpon?
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by Roridge 17y ago
I can definitely see an application for that.
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by Roridge 17y ago
I'd go and see Hendrix myself http://www.yelp.com/biz/jimi-hendrix-statue-seattle
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by Roridge 17y ago
Good Luck
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by Roridge 17y ago
That's pretty cool. But I would like to see what TLD is available. Perhaps allow to only pick up .com or .net, or maybe have a grouping feature. I like the minimalistic nature too. (Oh and advanced options on the left is good.) Edit: I just
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by Roridge 17y ago
Honestly, ask him to make you an offer. If he says 15% and you think "yes, that feels right" then go for it. If not at least you will know what ball park he is thinking of. If I was your CEO I would probably calculate it like this... If you
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by Roridge 17y ago
Like you have, I would have looked at using the cloud as it is only for 6 months. But even if you got one Extra Mem machine at 17.1GB RAM you would still be paying >£1400 for the 6 months use. I am sure that Sun used have something for
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by Roridge 17y ago
Thanks Shawn that is very useful. I will check out scalr.net but might well email you as well, thanks for the offer :)
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by Roridge 17y ago
there is no news here, I've had a desktop wallpaper for at least 6 months now ;)
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by Roridge 17y ago
It feels a bit like Google Wave but for use in your own application. However, I have no idea if I'm right.
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by Roridge 17y ago
Sadly this doesn't answer my question of who I should go with? I will probably go AWS just because of the obvious simplicity of scale, but their pricing is complex enough to make me wonder if it will end up costing me way more than I'd like
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by Roridge 17y ago
I have calculated that I will be 40 before my student loan will be paid off... I've been paying it since 2003
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Google Adds Cycling routes to Maps(theregister.co.uk)
4 points by Roridge 17y ago|0 comments
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by Roridge 17y ago
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/20103101 Comfortable and a great price too!

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