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by aurora72 17y ago
If Linked-In ever wants us to connect more often, first they should lower their subscription prices. At $25/month, it's a rip-off, and without a subscription the site looks useless and is not worth visiting too often. I'm currently subscrib
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by aurora72 17y ago
I think an "appetizer" is necessary to get the users love the site and make them sent invitations to friends. In case of YouTube, that was a video-clip that I adored, in case of Xing.com it was being able to see the profile of a friend I kn
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by aurora72 17y ago
I have to disagree with you, as it showed almost the exact location of mine in Bursa (a city in Turkey) I wonder how it managed to find my location so precisely.
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by aurora72 17y ago
One can train his/her fingers to press those small buttons precisely with some exercise & learning. Remember we all must learn to use any novelty. There are some really fine muscles on fingertips which are adjustable to perform any task
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by aurora72 17y ago
My friend sometimes visits Holland for some projects. He manages development works here in İstanbul / Turkey and goes to Holland to deploy their solutions on the clients sites. He's mainly an expert on DB-systems and seems satisfied with th
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by aurora72 17y ago
That's a redundant product if you consider that every laptop owner's got wireless connection and one more computer with a large harddisk connected to LAN and/or an external harddisk with an ethernet connection. I wonder who will ever buy it
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by aurora72 17y ago
It's been more than 6 months since I've deleted my FB account. But I have deleted mine not because of those spams, but because of the ads, overloaded video and applet features and the like which deteriorated the main point: Staying in conta
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by aurora72 17y ago
Thank you for the comment. By the "exit strategy", you mean creating the startup with a short list of acquirers in mind, I guess. I can re-phrase my view on the difference so: "A startup is designed to multiply its appeal to acquirers and b
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Is there much difference between a web startup and a new web company today?
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by aurora72 17y ago
As an Apple user, I'm horrified. The way they question the Woolworths logo looks sort of like a huge monster trying to crush a small fly with their iron-covered feet. This has got certainly nothing to do with defending a trademark logo, but
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by aurora72 17y ago
I'm surprised that no one in this thread has mentioned the OLED technology. just take a look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OLED and you'll understand why it's the best: It just doesn't require any backlight, resulting in the most natura
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by aurora72 17y ago
As someone who resides not in United States, Puerto Rico, Canada, China or England, I must say that Geek Squad seems sort of an unnecessary and forced invention. It's no surprise that their prices are so high as they have various costly con
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by aurora72 17y ago
The current level of CO2 at 385ppm is way much higher than the natural record of 280ppm thousands of years ago, all thanks to the exploitation of oil and trillions of dollars invested in internal combustion engine "ICE" cars. Giants like To
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by aurora72 17y ago
I haven't noticed it at first but that's right, it's really outdated. But still interesting as it depicts the inner workings of OS OS'es in a lively manner.
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by aurora72 17y ago
MP3 causes a hearing disorder called Tinnitus. There's a research paper about it here: http://weltenschule.de/Logologie/info/MP3-Gefahr/MP3-risk.ht... I don't mean MP3 is totally bad but, I believe it might affect a sensitive person when
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by aurora72 17y ago
No, the page seems totally ok. Perhaps just your computer made the redirection?
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by aurora72 17y ago
But still a remarkable majority still depends on WPA/TKIP, thinking it's safe. Around my vicinity the ratios of various security methods are roughly: WPA/TKIP: 65% WEP: 20% WPA2/CCMP: 10% Open/MAC : 5% (data obtained thru airodump-n
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by aurora72 17y ago
This explanation of depression makes sense: My wife, who owns a gas station went into a depression when I told her about the latest developments in electric vehicles and how it would turn her job into a nonsense in the near future. Because
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by aurora72 17y ago
I really didn't know that there were two kinds of people one who thought they were moving thru time and the one who thought the time was just passing by. I cannot decide in which category I belong to.
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by aurora72 17y ago
In the article it says: "XML essentially is a programming language..." Well, it's a markup language used for content presentation in a compact form (not so compact as in s-expressions, though), so it's not a programming language. XSLT is.
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by aurora72 17y ago
Hey, I can do all of these things with my Android G1, too. And even better as it's got a real keyboard.
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by aurora72 17y ago
do you remember the link to the HN article you talked aboout?
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by aurora72 17y ago
It's been a long time since the last time I saw spam in a blog. Totally embarrasing.
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by aurora72 17y ago
Was Wozniak so talkative? I'm surprised. Looks as if he was trying to have a good time. He has interested me more than the Bingooo!
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by aurora72 17y ago
Oh no, I didn't mean to object the author's point of view, on the contrary I agree. Thanks to the current technological level, it's definitely much easier and less risky than ever for small companies to undertake businesses which normally b
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by aurora72 17y ago
Great, but this time the states are getting bigger, aren't they? And also, we see the news of "vertical integration" in the IT business, e.g. Oracle buying Sun. What does the author have to say about them?
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he also has great skills on Public Relations, doesn't he?
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Well... the reality of the 2008/ 2009 is that lots of companies are trying to find new ways to go on or survive, and MS is just doing that. Charging money for unlocking functionality has been used particularly in enterprise and desktop soft
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by aurora72 17y ago
Truthful information on the real aspects of Globalization but there's just one part to which I disagree: A person working in the foothills of the Himalayas COULD learn as much as she wishes, as long as there's a decent Internet connection,
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I had plans porting one of my applications which used XML as the DB and did heavy XPath processing, to LISP just to see how it worked but had concerns on the GUI part. It looks like The Clojure innovation will ease which can be summarized a

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