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60 million Americans don't use the interwebs(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by Roridge 17y ago|0 comments
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by Roridge 17y ago
Now that IS interesting. What if Microsoft buy Yahoo?
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by Roridge 17y ago
I think the investors have already spoken, Yes Twitter can and will make money... lots of money.
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by Roridge 17y ago
Some people might prefer to handle the other side of a business, that shouldn't put them off having a start up company.
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by Roridge 17y ago
I was working at the age of 16 in the UK. Sounds to me like you need a guarantor, someone who is willing to be your company figurehead, I suggest a parental figure. I live in the UK and I am a developer who would be willing to work for equi
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by Roridge 17y ago
Dropbox always appears on this list and I completely agree. The rest are often personal preferences as to what works best for what you are doing.
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by Roridge 17y ago
yes, that is instantly what I thought Tweetc would be actually. Shame I think they missed a trick there.
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by Roridge 17y ago
Am I missing something? Surely almost all the blogging sites offer this already?
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by Roridge 17y ago
Twitter ad platform was always coming... but hashtag ads? Even if these are just a temporary work around I get the distinct feeling that Twitter are going for very much hyper-targeted advertising. In lots of ways if they are this is much be
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11 million new domain names were registered in the last quarter of last year(theinquirer.net)
1 points by Roridge 17y ago|0 comments
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by Roridge 17y ago
And in the UK the Nokia Ringtone... although not addictive highly annoying and ubiquitous.
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by Roridge 17y ago
Completely agree with XMarks, use it on Chrome and FireFox. As for other extensions (unfortunately its bugged on Chrome), I have vowed to keep Chrome free of extensions. I use FireFox for work and Chrome for play, I want Chrome to remain su
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by Roridge 17y ago
Anyone really surprised by that news? I expect Google to do a press release tomorrow that they are the top selling "superphone" of Jany :p
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Apple iPhone tops 2009 smartphone sales(reghardware.co.uk)
1 points by Roridge 17y ago|2 comments
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by Roridge 17y ago
Wouldn't I just love to be a powder keg.
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Nexus One in trigger-happy 999-dialling(theregister.co.uk)
13 points by Roridge 17y ago|6 comments
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by Roridge 17y ago
I agree usability should come before shiny.
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by Roridge 17y ago
Surely it would be against the Google mantra "Do no evil" for them to actively engage to kill Flash.
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Jet Cemetary: worth $35billion in Arizona desert(mirror.co.uk)
1 points by Roridge 17y ago|0 comments
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by Roridge 17y ago
It almost feels like it should be a hoax. The Bloom Box appears to be genius and has massive funding and backing, but the web site is so cryptic and it has come out of no where, I keep thinking someone is going to say "gotcha" at any moment
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by Roridge 17y ago
EXCELLENT.. great work Phil... already using it :)
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Google Earth on Nexus One(techeblog.com)
1 points by Roridge 17y ago|0 comments
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by Roridge 17y ago
An interesting title to pull me into a blog that confused me, was it about design or content. Jason seems to be saying content is the most important factor of a web site, i'd agree, but we live in a world that enjoys sleek and sexy. I think
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by Roridge 17y ago
Creately looks great, I'm definitely going to try it for some UML goodness. Am I looking at the wrong signup form? looks small to me http://creately.com/creately-sign-up
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by Roridge 17y ago
Thanks for posting that, I was going to ask. It feels odd that Y Combinator wouldn't fund single startups. If I wanted to apply for funding would I be better taking on a faux-cofounder? Of course I wouldn't do it, i'd just apply as me, but
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by Roridge 17y ago
There seems to be so many different opionions on this. I think that a single founder is good for some people and not for others. Some people need some kind of support, or some people can't do programming and sales. But most of all, not all
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by Roridge 17y ago
Patents are so difficult to go with. Some people know they have the best idea ever, spend the 13k to get a patent, and do good on it. I'm not that confident that I could spend that much money upfront without a guaranteed return (not to ment
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by Roridge 17y ago
I can't see your original comment above, but I am sure you were talking about why they had put 'wasted' in quotes, and that you felt homoeopathic medicine was a waste of time, so your last comment is quite off topic. However, while it may b
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by Roridge 17y ago
That is very true, but just another in a long line of the NHS and it's wasted money.
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by Roridge 17y ago
I am not sure my intent was to debate it per se, but to identify with my personal opinion in relation to yours. However, from where I stand the cold war spurned on the space race, millions was spent by either side on the space race. Technol

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