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by blang 18y ago
0.20 USD send and receive, with no data plan.
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Apple's Cloud(pogue.blogs.nytimes.com)
2 points by blang 18y ago|0 comments
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ConnectU vs. Facebook comes to an end(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
3 points by blang 18y ago|0 comments
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by blang 18y ago
The history of the company is archived in the blog: http://diffle-history.blogspot.com/2007/02/intro-post.html
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Ask HN: Do you swear in your code?
15 points by blang 18y ago|80 comments
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by blang 18y ago
I don't think the WiFi coverage in VT blankets the state either, making that iTouch browser a little less useful.
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by blang 18y ago
Do we have any numbers on iTouch sales so far? The plan on the iPhone 1.0, was on the expensive side, but I still assume that its adoption rate was higher than the iTouch(based on the fact that I know people that have iPhones but no one th
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by blang 18y ago
I like the use of the ironic "not!" Maybe the writer was trying to take us back to a time when Mike Myers was on SNL and record stores were thriving.
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by blang 18y ago
Although, don't we sometimes unfairly criticize entities that are popular only because they are popular? http://stuffwhitepeoplelike.wordpress.com/2008/01/30/40-indi...
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by blang 18y ago
The article gets the spirit of your questions. "Without strong product and market vision, a startup will burn through cash as its team collectively struggles to define its position." But yes, your words are more direct and should be asked,
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by blang 18y ago
I refer to it as the pencil eraser. Once you get used to it, you realize it has the more control than the touchpad. Its main benefit, for me, is that you never have to move your hands out of typing position.