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Teleportd is the French startup that's about to knock LeWeb on its ass(rudebaguette.com)
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Amazon setting up yet another space in France(rudebaguette.com)
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Brittany's Nestadio Capital launches accelerator for EU startups to go to the US(rudebaguette.com)
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The EU Commission picks the 12 best European startups to send to LeWeb London(rudebaguette.com)
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Cloud Computing Experts Release White Paper on Cloud Computing (rudebaguette.com)
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Trends in French startups according to LeCamping's season 3 Startups(rudebaguette.com)
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France’s Cloud Startups(series): Introducing Clever Cloud(rudebaguette.com)
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Jirafe - yet another US company who does their R&D in France(rudebaguette.com)
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Curioos rolls out lower prices and iPhone cases for their digital art store(rudebaguette.com)
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How do VC's calculate valuations in Europe? A French VC Tells All.(rudebaguette.com)
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Want to go to MongoDB Paris for free? Let us pay for you(rudebaguette.com)
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Open Invitation to France's Founders Event Special Guest Andrew Hyde(rudebaguette.com)
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Web2Day Wrap-Up - Fleur Pellerin, Collaborative Consumption, & $22 Billion(rudebaguette.com)
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Lean Startup Machine Paris tickets open with great Mentors lined up(rudebaguette.com)
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Registration Now Open for First Ever "Hack Days Transilien"(rudebaguette.com)
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KissKissBankBank – The startup from Europe that got cloned by Kickstarter(rudebaguette.com)
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France's Cloud Startups (series): A Closer Look at Jolicloud(rudebaguette.com)
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Criteo's Code Of Duty 2 Challenge To European Programmers(rudebaguette.com)
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6 French Startups using the French Government's Open Data Portal & more(rudebaguette.com)
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Show HN: The Rude Baguette - France's 1st English-Language startup news site(rudebaguette.com)
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Rude VC: To IPO or not to IPO? – Going public in France || via RudeBaguette(rudebaguette.com)
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Rails Girls comes to Paris to teach Girls to code in Ruby(rudebaguette.com)
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A detailed breakdown of the 16 startups competing at LeWeb London(rudebaguette.com)
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Review of Start In Paris – a recurring Paris startup event || via rudebaguette(rudebaguette.com)
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French Sovereign wealth claims digital economy represents 25% of growth(rudebaguette.com)
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Paris & Berlin – The tale of two cities (Part 2: The Startup Ecosystem)(rudebaguette.com)
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by RudeBaguette 14y ago
Technically, Mozilla Denmark is the highest level subsididary in Europe, so all offices in Europe are offices of that Mozilla Denmark (it says it on the Mozilla Paris office, it's pretty funny) - but it's much more metaphorical than officia
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by RudeBaguette 14y ago
Actually, I honestly originally switched because I thought ctrl+shift+n was a smarter hotkey to open a private navigation window than ctrl+shift+p, as it is in Firefox. After that, Firefox just didn't do anything to win me back. It's small,
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by RudeBaguette 14y ago
Perhaps its integration within the browser, or marketing - I'm not sure. But again, it's not a matter of assessing each feature and comparing the two, because that's what developers do. It's a matter of appealling to the non-developer commu
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by RudeBaguette 14y ago
Honestly, it's just not the same. I know Mozilla agrees, because my friend is in charge of bringing out a better "App store" for Firefox. It's not enough to appeal to the developer crowd, who's willing to search hard for what they want - yo

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