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by bigthboy 18y ago
I always find these moments of tension and hope to be so exciting! I'm definitely on edge waiting for anything..whether it be a "sorry, no." or a "congratulations!".. edit and oh yes, good luck to all!
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by bigthboy 18y ago
Well that was certainly entertaining to read... I can only imagine the user on the other end of this being like...=O touche...I also learned about how the calendar came to be because of that! So, another plus. Does anyone else think its int
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by bigthboy 18y ago
For me, I'm a college student and that means I have a notebook with me most places anyways, and if its not a physical notebook, its my TabletPC. I usually write notes down in a reserved section in all my class notebooks if I'm in class and
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by bigthboy 18y ago
Nice rebuttal, I wish you the best of luck, it seems like something with a good amount of potential. I especially liked your perspective on because the gaming services do this and you pay them for it, they can implement better features for
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by bigthboy 18y ago
I think this is an innovative approach to getting more people involved with grid computing for major computations and a clever way to market it in general. However, I agree with some other people here, there has got to be some sort of lice
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by bigthboy 18y ago
All good ideas of directions to take this, imo. Now that's insight. The have a different sponsor every day is something I thought of while I was making my pointless post (see bottom of this page) but neglected to mention.
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by bigthboy 18y ago
I have to agree with you, when it comes down to the internet, its all about the ease of distributing information about whats happening RIGHT NOW. Take most of the technology blogs, and even HN for example. A great portion of what's on her
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by bigthboy 18y ago
<grunt> bigthboy not amused... buttons make bigthboy angry! <roar> ... but in all honesty, what is the true point behind this? I am aware of people's addiction to press buttons, but if you can convince someone to pay you
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by bigthboy 18y ago
Everyone is going slap happy with these open app platforms! Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Facebook, Apple...
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by bigthboy 18y ago
<sarcasm>Developers their best chance to stay in the game? Ballmer knew that a long time ago... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMU0tzLwhbE </sarcasm>
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by bigthboy 18y ago
I don't think its right that he is being brought with three felony charges AND suspended from school. I could see some sort of school related reprimand...but really...fifteen years old and he shows them up and their best response is lets p
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by bigthboy 18y ago
I agree with the article, it would be a good move for Microsoft overall...however, I'm not sure how happy the userbase would be if any the comments to the article are to be any representation. I don't understand why some people are so hard
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by bigthboy 18y ago
I'm interested to see how well the service fairs when it launches and I'm just as interested in seeing the response from those developers who are being able to test the platform. I think that this could potentially be a "step in the right
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by bigthboy 18y ago
For me, I learned by obsvering my mother who owns a small retail shop and how she did accounting. I also took a course at my high school. I've not really done much of online accounting research so I don't know where would be the best place
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by bigthboy 18y ago
Under standard circumstances, it's always important to understand where the money is going and how it gets there :). Whether or not its your job to constantly track it at every stop and all the related tasks is a different situation. Gene
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by bigthboy 18y ago
I think Steve Jobs is right in saying that it will likely remain a hobby for this upcoming year, but in the same sense I believe thats because nobody is really taking a truly proactive, innovative, or scalable approach to it, Apple (and Box
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by bigthboy 18y ago
I didn't compete in it but I was very impressed with what some of these people pumped out, and some of them looked like they didn't even really have any history on the scene and they still made impressive apps.
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Let's put a smile on that Gmail(venturebeat.com)
2 points by bigthboy 18y ago|0 comments
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by bigthboy 18y ago
Congratulations to another YC start-up which has made their mark in not only a consumer world but the business world itself it would seem. May we hope that they are successful in carrying out their operations. Now, who's next? =D Add: I wo
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by bigthboy 18y ago
Sometimes those mistakes don't come from competency of the program writer but rather the translator... "All your base are belong to us!"
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by bigthboy 18y ago
The Windows addition is saying something. I think this clearly represents that Amazon is wanting to stay up with it and is, in a way, preparing for the "Windows Strata" announcement that supposed to come at the developers convention. I'm
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by bigthboy 18y ago
This is the most outragous story I've ever read. It's insulting and definitely says something about corporate structure today. I wonder if any of these companies are on the "Best Places to Work" list... I'm technically a millennial and I
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by bigthboy 18y ago
Fascinating... I'm definitely interested in seeing what comes out of that "think tank." I also agree with the "Sandbox Corporation" classification... maybe shortened to "Sand Corp" or just "Sandy".... Personally, I think its likely to turn
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by bigthboy 18y ago
I'm not saying they all work out I'm saying that some are good. In your example of the soup kitchen closed because it couldn't install some fancy-pancy fire extinguisher system, yeah, that's a bad law and a bit of an overkill. Telling som
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by bigthboy 18y ago
I, like many of those who commented in the article, think the guy is pretty smart. I mean he did build his own submarine from scratch and furthermore made it profitable. However, I also agree that the bull headed and risky approach he has
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by bigthboy 18y ago
In my current venture, we're not yet to the point where we have very many support questions, we're mostly still in "Friends and Family" testing. However, prior to this venture I worked on some other projects, specifically in gaming / gamin
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New for GMail: Canned Responses(techcrunch.com)
1 points by bigthboy 18y ago|0 comments
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by bigthboy 18y ago
From my personal perspective, I'm half expecting Yahoo to end up just like AOL. A subsidiary of a media conglomerate that is just used when making bad jokes and referencing the past. Their current position definitely indicates this, and I
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by bigthboy 18y ago
Good analogy. It pretty much hits the nail on the head, question is... by Tiger was he referring to another larger company or is he talking specifically about the colorful names that Apple gives its OS X models?
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by bigthboy 18y ago
I'd vote for myself if I could, I'd love to do it! However, looking past the Nanoscopic chance of that happening, I would have to say Bill Gates. Gates, while aging, is a powerful and loud person when it comes to the use of technology in

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