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by asnyder 15y ago
FWIW: pixlr is pretty fantastic.
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by asnyder 15y ago
I just signed up to MeetingBurner, it looks promising. As someone that used WebEx and is a currently a paying subscriber of GoToMeeting, this can potentially make our lives a bit easier, especially with Linux users. Personally, I didn't lik
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The Tech Press: Screw Them All(techcrunch.com)
5 points by asnyder 15y ago|1 comments
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by asnyder 15y ago
It's a shame that chimpanzees get all this attention, lets shift some of that to bonobos.
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by asnyder 16y ago
As co-creator of the NOLOH Framework ( http://www.noloh.com ) it's crazy for me to constantly read these posts, clearly we don't do a good enough marketing job. One of the benefits of NOLOH is it's lightweight and on-demand nature, that eve
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by asnyder 16y ago
While I agree with the premise that the web should and is moving towards events. I think the author mistakenly anchors event-based development to JavaScript and NodeJS. Since 2005 (available to the public in 2008), we've (along with numerou
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by asnyder 16y ago
I don't think we'll be in the post-HTML+js world for some time, and not because the technology isn't ready, but because of the general perception and resistance to new ways of doing things. I'm of the co-founders of NOLOH ( http://www.noloh
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by asnyder 16y ago
A potential client came to us several years ago with a similar idea, apparently there's lots of money to made since every local election needs a site + social media. Thus white-labeling the process, as NationBuilder is doing allows for your
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by asnyder 16y ago
They must've bought their iPhone at some point. More seriously though, wanting to customize your phone shouldn't have a correlation with purchases. It's unfortunate that one has to jailbreak in order to do that, I'm sure if they didn't need
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by asnyder 16y ago
I met the artsicle founders at a Hackers & Founders some time back, they're good guys. I'm glad to see that they've launched to the public. I wish them the best of luck.
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by asnyder 16y ago
It would be nice to know what type of shop they were, after all in some places your OS just provides a text editor or IDE where you work on files remotely and run in a browser off of a *NIX server. If that was the case it doesn't matter wha
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by asnyder 16y ago
Robert Gibbs is significantly more than just an aide, not only is he the former white house press secretary, he also served on Obama's campaign as the main spokesman, and is a close friend to the President. I would be very surprised if he a
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Facebook May Hire Robert Gibbs, Former Obama Aide(dealbook.nytimes.com)
12 points by asnyder 16y ago|6 comments
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by asnyder 16y ago
It's probably related to Google Maps and their geo-code limitations. You can only query about 2500 in a 24hr period, and even then you can't do bursts without being blocked for a 24hr period. What you should do is query in intervals, store
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by asnyder 16y ago
As a new T-Mobile customer who recently switched from AT&T this saddens me. I finally thought I found a decent provider with their Even More Plus plans. So much for choice and competition.
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Netflix Gets Into The TV Business With Fincher Deal(mediadecoder.blogs.nytimes.com)
2 points by asnyder 16y ago|0 comments
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Php|architect - join us in helping the victims of the tragedy in Japan(phparch.com)
2 points by asnyder 16y ago|0 comments
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by asnyder 16y ago
Microsoft had built in cloud storage, something like live space, or live disk, or something along those lines. It was very similar to dropbox, but for whatever reason it didn't catch on. I know a few people that still use it.
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by asnyder 16y ago
Jeff Bezos spoke about this in some depth at startup school in 2008. He even highlighted a journalist's quote suggesting that Amazon was sneaking web services through the back door and it would soon be larger than Amazon itself. I don't kno
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by asnyder 16y ago
Denyhosts is pretty good too.
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by asnyder 16y ago
Yep, this is one of my biggest issues with git. I can't fork builds and still push/pull from each other. The best you can do is a git rebase to pull in partials, but then you'll never really be able to get new pulls. It's so nice being able
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by asnyder 16y ago
I haven't experienced that issue in years. I do remember the issues it had before, and thankfully they seem to have been addressed. I don't know how up to date the Wikipedia entry is, but to the best of my knowledge this issue has been reso
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by asnyder 16y ago
No Darcs? Personally I prefer darcs over other distributed version control systems, unfortunately their tooling is somewhat behind and due to the github craze we're forced to use git on many projects,it's very sad as the ease, the features,
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by asnyder 16y ago
I'm sorry, the notion that this somehow levels the playing field is completely wrong. It's very difficult for a layperson to file a patent properly, in the proper legalese and keep track of all the necessary actions. This bill definitely op
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Senate Nears Final Vote on Patents(thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com)
27 points by asnyder 16y ago|14 comments
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by asnyder 16y ago
There are a couple of GUIs for cross-browser CSS, many of them are web based. A quick search with searchyc, or Google will yield numerous results.
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by asnyder 16y ago
The US definitely has parallels. You can take almost any brand, and trace it back to a handful of large corporations. The Japanese are just more open about it, whereas US companies have subsidiaries that falsely suggest competition.
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Court Awards Trademark Holder Damages Against Advertiser On Google Keywords(thedomains.com)
4 points by asnyder 16y ago|0 comments
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by asnyder 16y ago
We're talking 30% here. You think 30% is a just price for that service? Lets not forget that you still have to pay taxes on the remaining income. If there was a startup here on HN whose business model was 30% of your revenues for hosting of
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by asnyder 16y ago
Personally, I don't feel it's the freedom, or anything of that nature. A 30% cut of anything is just too much. 5%, 10%, ok, maybe even 15%, but 30% to be listed in an app directory, come on. The payment processing is at most 2-3%. Demanding

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