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by abl 18y ago
I second Google Sites, because it is very easy to use and has a good WYSIWYG. However, it has its limitations and google tech support is not very good through their forums. The premium version is costly and does not appear to provide any si
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by abl 18y ago
Advertising forgotten after the economy makes a comeback? Try telling that to Google right after the economy picked up post-911!
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by abl 18y ago
"Nifty, though having used both languages I don't know why you would want to use Java instead of Objective-C." One big benefit of using Java is for people like me, who don't own a Mac, and can't develop using the Cocoa platform. Once I get
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YouTube - Developing iPhone Applications using Java(youtube.com)
10 points by abl 18y ago|5 comments
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YouTube - The Secret History of Silicon Valley(youtube.com)
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Silverlight reported on 1 out of 4 PC's - version 2.0 to be announced(microsoft.com)
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by abl 18y ago
Orian, Are you going to continue with this same concept, or going to start on something new? What are you going to do differently now to make sure that the startup succeeds? Or this this Part IV of your blog? :)
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by abl 18y ago
Based what I've read about this startup, and on the facts presented, it is difficult to tell whether Orian or his co-founders were in the right. It would require to place all of their efforts under a microscope - we don't know how much time
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by abl 18y ago
I wouldn't go as far as labeling it evil - as long as you have the resources and the "follow-through" to make vaporware into a real product. It took a significant amount of resourcefulness to land a deal with IBM, whether it was easy becaus
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by abl 18y ago
True, Microsoft is an example, Gates went out and bought what would become MS-DOS, AFTER he made the deal with IBM. However, this has to be looked at in context - he had the money to buy it from someone else.
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by abl 18y ago
it may be a walled garden of sorts, but unlike apple, facebook does not prevent the developers from introducing apps that compete with the garden's in-house functionality. They let the users decide instead what's best for the users.
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by abl 18y ago
meanwhile: http://web.archive.org/web/20010415022831/cwn.uchicago.edu/2...
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by abl 18y ago
google! - "yahoo!" wanna-be? :)
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Old News From Goog 2001 Idx: Sen. McCain Announce Plan to Introduce Encryption Bill 4/1/99(techlawjournal.com)
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by abl 18y ago
what happened to your hosting for Cacheout?
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Some Google, Rohm & Haas Trades Canceled, Nasdaq Says (Update2) (bloomberg.com)
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Google Transit(google.com)
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20 Websites To Help You Learn and Master CSS - Six Revisions(sixrevisions.com)
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37 More Shocking jQuery Plugins(noupe.com)
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Microsoft will be shipping jQuery with Visual Studio going forward - ScottGu's Blog(weblogs.asp.net)
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Securing Remote Desktop for Windows XP(mobydisk.com)
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by abl 18y ago
awesome work! would you mind telling us how it works? :) I got decent results, but for a small number of search terms: When I searched for: "com surrogate encountered a problem" I got decent results, but when I searched for "com surr
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by abl 18y ago
It seems like it was such from the very start. Apple had many restrictions on third party apps for the early Mac, meanwhile Microsoft embraced developers, and with the likes of AmiPro, Windows 3.1 flourished. I believe this is one of the ma
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Start-up metrics for pirates (Seedcamp 2008)(slideshare.net)
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Nortel shares plunge(mobile2.wsj.com)
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Japanime using pure HTML tables(file.luchell.blog.shinobi.jp)
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by abl 18y ago
Reminds me of Apple's early days, when they didn't have an easy way for third parties to license their apps, their OS ended up without quality applications, and then Windows 3.1 ate their lunch... Anyone remember AmiPro?
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by abl 18y ago
I am looking to leverage both Ruby and ASP.NET libraries, that's why I'm hoping IronRuby is mature enough... In May, they made the announcement that it supports Rails. Of course performance and memory are still issues, I think that's what t
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Ask HN: Who here is using IronRuby?
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by abl 18y ago
We were thinking of hiring off-shore developers. Our concern is that even if we make them sign NDA's and an employment contract, it will be difficult and costly to enforce and to gain back any payments for damages, if they break the contrac

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