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691.
by baremetal 15y ago
Data is just bits, bits can be copied with virtually no cost. Welcome to the internet.
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by baremetal 15y ago
What he is saying is that the output from artists and the resulting copyrights has next to no value when compared with the value of the internet. I tend to agree, people will still make music even if they cant easily profit from it, yet if
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by baremetal 15y ago
I hate to sound harsh but the problem with this idea is that Apples' 'team' was one guy, a guy who died. Everyone else just took orders from Jobs, the dictator 'visionary'. I find it hard to believe that everyone else on the 'team' absorbed
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Startup your startup garden(blog.baremetalnetworks.com)
3 points by baremetal 15y ago|0 comments
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How to build and maintain relationships with security researchers(blog.baremetalnetworks.com)
1 points by baremetal 15y ago|0 comments
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Security philosophy -- strategy and posturing(blog.baremetalnetworks.com)
1 points by baremetal 15y ago|0 comments
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by baremetal 15y ago
I'm counting 'waste' leafy greens as well, not just the fruiting bodies of the plants. The chickens eat that stuff even if we don't. They eat everything even weeds. Not saying we get 10lbs of potatoes or x per day, that would indeed be amaz
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Why growing and preparing your own food is the future(blog.baremetalnetworks.com)
39 points by baremetal 15y ago|59 comments
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Lockheed was a honeypot? Or 'I love the smell of napalm in the morning'(blog.baremetalnetworks.com)
2 points by baremetal 15y ago|0 comments
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by baremetal 15y ago
It is like the masters say, there has never been one who has sought and not found.
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by baremetal 15y ago
I think it's best if you do go after ideas related to things you are passionate about, as amac suggested. IMO startups and businesses in general are largely about vision, especially in the early stages. It's hard to have vision for somethi
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by baremetal 16y ago
Yeah I do this all the time. Though I learned the behavior from another hacker.
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by baremetal 16y ago
Sounds like you should be a founder. I found myself in a similar position a couple of years back, and yes becoming a founder did make me more happy and fulfilled.
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by baremetal 16y ago
Consumer marketing is hard, the people are flighty.
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by baremetal 16y ago
Something smells fishy. Especially if he has never precipitated a harvest before.
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by baremetal 16y ago
IMO it will be ruby. Between the readability and "fun factor" involved in writing ruby and the robust web frameworks I see ruby dominating at least in the startup scene. Fast development and iterations without a lot of baggage. Truth be tol
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by baremetal 16y ago
Agreed, this timeout degrades user experience greatly.
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by baremetal 16y ago
This is a tricky one. If you need a salary and he doesn't, it isn't fair to you as you are in a position of need and he/she isn't. I would be reluctant to give any equity back, try to negotiate with your partner. Perhaps you should both tak
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by baremetal 16y ago
You could say your planning to start your own company. Of course it would help if you were, in fact, planning to start one. If your not going to be seeing them on a regular basis after leaving the company then it might work, even if you are
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by baremetal 16y ago
Patents
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by baremetal 16y ago
How can there be a trend for 2011 when today is the first day of that year? Don't you need more data to establish a trend?
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by baremetal 16y ago
Debian
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by baremetal 16y ago
I use http://europhase.net My support tickets are usually filled in 10-15 minutes or so. And its cheaper than slicehost or linode, at least for me (I know the owner).