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by blender 18y ago
I'll second mattmaroon's comments and say that you're probably barking up the wrong tree. You should try to self-finance or go after love-money (family and friends) first. Once you have traction and revenue a commercial or short-form busine
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by blender 18y ago
BlueLock: http://bluelock.com/solutions/hosting/sharedhosting.html They are in Indianapolis and Salt Lake City. Cheers
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by blender 18y ago
Ever read Max Stirner's: "The Ego and Its Own"? I sing as the bird sings That on the bough alights; The song that from me springs Is pay that well requites Cheers
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by blender 18y ago
For whitebox vendor you might want to look at Supermicro Cheers
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by blender 18y ago
I think there is always a market for business apps that deliver value. We're a startup ourselves and pay for Basecamp and Highrise - sure there are free alternatives but BC and HR are intuitive and easy to setup and when you have non-techie
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by blender 18y ago
Although the first rule of a startup is build something people want (after PG) more and more that something should solve some "serious" problem (after O'Reilly). Please - no more social networks! Cheers
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by blender 18y ago
I remember when it was conspicuous when a corporation included their website addy in a commercial or in print or on the radio... now it is commonplace. Cheers
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by blender 18y ago
7 to 8, but rarely straight through (I have kids)
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by blender 18y ago
Couple quick things for Drupal: Do you have Optimize CSS files (CSS file aggregation) enabled? Do you have Caching mode (Normal) enabled? Cheers
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by blender 18y ago
We have built an online donation processing platform that exposes a web services API. We haven't launched yet - but our brochureware site is www.benevity.org Our mission is to facilitate $1 Billion of online giving through the Benevity Netw
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Ask YC: Agile Documentation?
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by blender 18y ago
Symbian (Nokia) has something like 65% marketshare so definitely.
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by blender 18y ago
Haven't tried it yet since I use Linux at work and Mac at home. If nothing else I think Chrome sets the bar higher for the incumbents - process isolation in a browser is a nice innovation. Cheers
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by blender 18y ago
I forgot, I too pay for Jungledisk
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by blender 18y ago
Consumer: iTunes, Club Penguin (for my daughter) Business: CVSDude (VCS hosting), Highrise
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by blender 18y ago
Feel that way sometimes myself... I do like The Register: http://www.theregister.co.uk/headlines.atom The have a slightly European bent (which is refreshing at times) and take sarcasm to new heights. Cheers
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by blender 18y ago
The next new new thing?
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by blender 18y ago
"Unscheduled downtime of more than a couple minutes is unacceptable any time." Sounds like HA should be your #1 priority. DRBD + Heartbeat is a one solution but non-trivial to setup. There are some high-end hosting providers (BlueLock, Terr
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by blender 18y ago
Entrepreneur ;-)
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by blender 18y ago
I've been considering getting an Openmoko: http://www.openmoko.com Cheers
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by blender 18y ago
I joined a market-leading publicly traded company in Sept/99 just in time to see the existing employees become wealthy at the peak of the bubble while my options which vested after the bubble gave very modest returns. Luck and timing... luc
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by blender 18y ago
Anything is possible but the due diligence on your idea is enormous. Good luck getting investment. 1.5M probably won't even cover the upfront legal costs.
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by blender 18y ago
You can use Xdebug to profile your application. KCacheGrind provides a pretty and useful GUI. Cheers
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by blender 18y ago
Check out RightScale: http://www.rightscale.com Cheers
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by blender 18y ago
There is no best - but like others have said Debian or CentOS.
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by blender 18y ago
Maybe you can crowdsource your web-related initiatives. I believe the christmasfuture.org site was a community effort - they have open sourced their technology: http://donortrust.rubyforge.org/ Depends what your initiatives are I guess bu
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by blender 18y ago
We use Toshiba A200-AH9 laptops running Ubuntu. Intel wifi just works. 9-cell battery. Only downside is the resolution if you don't use an external monitor and no bluetooth.
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by blender 18y ago
Would highly recommend you read Barry Moltz's: "You Need to be a Little Crazy": http://www.amazon.com/You-Need-Be-Little-Crazy/dp/079318018X... I'm 39.5 with 3 kids and working at my 3rd startup. You make sacrifices and I'd be lying if I
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by blender 18y ago
Depends what you're interests are. Documentation is usually poor to non-existent in most open source projects (at least initially). I would argue that good user documentation at an early stage can mean the difference between a successful pr
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by blender 18y ago
Drupal, it's not really a CMS so much as it's a framework

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