blobbers

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by blobbers 11y ago
The BDI has been in the toilet for along time. I'm merely pointing out that this is supposed to be hackernews, not zerohedge.
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by blobbers 11y ago
I get that this is an interesting datapoint in the global economy, but how is this at all related to Hackernews?
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by blobbers 11y ago
Amazon made 17 cents per share and that was enough to convince you? "strong profits"? Drink the koolaid much? I'll sell you some shares in my software company at the same multiple. We've even got better margins. It&#
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by blobbers 11y ago
IBM is still making ThinkPad keyboards... ...and I'm still using one!
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by blobbers 11y ago
Is this just to drive a point home that you need to have someone watching out for you in a pool? I wonder if image pro could help out in this situation by sounding an alarm if someone has gone underwater for too long. Then again, that migh
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by blobbers 11y ago
What are you trying to say? That somehow American born engineers are better than those from the rest of the world? The attitude of a small subset of people in this country is a constant reminder of why I don't feel at home here.
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by blobbers 12y ago
A lot of these routers might have their web console visible on the WAN side. Other clever attacks are simple: most of the routers use default subnets of 192.168.0.0/24 with a gw at 192.168.0.1. A malicious site can make a post to 192.1
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by blobbers 12y ago
Although the author is a bit harsh, I tend to agree with him on the aspect that Amazon is largely creating second rate products and ultimately wasting a lot of shareholder money (their inventory write down on fire phone inventory was $170M)
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by blobbers 12y ago
This could be helpful to you for purposes of comparison: https://www.wealthfront.com/tools/startup-salary-equity-comp...
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by blobbers 12y ago
It may just me, but I feel like you're just a little sour grapes. If it was really your dream job, you wouldn't give up on it so easily. It sounds like the root of it is, you desire to work at a "great perks" type silico
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by blobbers 12y ago
Same for me. Tried safari and chrome.
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by blobbers 12y ago
http://techcrunch.com/2009/03/16/y-combinator-gets-the-sequo...
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by blobbers 13y ago
Has anyone else noticed that this completely rips off Hiku? Or is this repackaging the same product? http://hiku.us/what-is-hiku/
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by blobbers 13y ago
Though I appreciate the logic of having a single or small group of 'good investors', this only applies if one is able to attract said 'good investors'. If one is unable to attract the attention of 'good investors' (assume the start-up has a
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by blobbers 14y ago
Have you thought of using a javascript minify-er? At least then it would be more obvious they copied you directly. It would also make it easier to inject javascript that would mess with the copy-ers.