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Product discovery tools(blog.crisp.se)
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Chrome to start warning about deceptive downloads(theregister.co.uk)
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Show HN: MindMup now works offline(blog.mindmup.com)
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by adzicg 12y ago
Y2K bug finally strikes!
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US sends military draft notices to men born in 1800s(m.bbc.com)
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many opensource application developers make money from selling auxiliary services (eg premium support) or training workshops around their products. this is particularly a good idea if your target market are developers.
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by adzicg 12y ago
a lot of people use us for planning, mind mapping seems to be popular for test session planning and for project roadmaps. we built some nice features to address this vertical (see http://discover.mindmup.com/impactmapping ).
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by adzicg 12y ago
By running a service - a lot of software today isn't valuable because of the product, but because of the service it provides. Facebook, Twitter or Drobox software is not particularly difficult to clone - many companies built clones. Wh
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by adzicg 12y ago
Many European gambling sites filter and self regulate users by origin country - to prohibit US users from gambling. In most countries here online gambling is legal and regulated, but there were a few cases in 2005 where US police arrested U
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Paypal used to be the easiest thing to integrate - especially because they would handle the entire backend server workflow, and you just get a ping from their back end when the thing is done. They also have the instant payment button that w
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Making an impact on 7000 orphanages(infoq.com)
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just tried searching for a few obscure things I can find through Github and the site couldn't find anything. meh... not much of an index then
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I bought the Kindle Fire HD tablet as an experiment a few years back, and found it almost useless for my daily tasks. It was OK for watching movies and reading books, but none of the productivity stuff I wanted from an android device was th
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Nice (free) ebook on product management in agile(leanmagazine.net)
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Physics-exploiting axe splits wood in record time(geek.com)
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Neurosurgeons successfully implant 3D printed skull(wired.co.uk)
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Dad Builds Awesome NASA Mission Control Desk for Son(mymodernmet.com)
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lists aren't always advertising. I had a list for people who read my books and want to get early previews of new material - kind of insiders view into new thinking, more an irregular newsletter than any form of advertising. every singl
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User stories should be about behaviour changes(gojko.svbtle.com)
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Tiny editable jQuery Bootstrap spreadsheet(mindmup.github.io)
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AngularJS directives explained by examples on a mind map(mindmup.com)
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