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   by bobbywilson0 17y ago

   I am not trying to troll Linux. My apologies. I really want Linux to be successful for consumers. I just feel like they are jumping the gun saying the latest Ubuntu release will be the release that changes consumers. I think there are still
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   by bobbywilson0 17y ago

   If you want to think of it like that sure, they are running a small biz around their software. I don't see it like a regular business where you are developing your software based solely on the customers needs, the devs needs will come first
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   by bobbywilson0 17y ago

   I don't think you will get customers to ditch the competitors product they are already using for yours unless these extra features are a game changer for the customer. If you cut features and just work on what you need to be on par with the
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   by bobbywilson0 17y ago

   "we can't really cut scope now" Why not?
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   Ask HN: Why don't more open-source projects charge for support/features/bugs?

   5 points by bobbywilson0 17y ago|4 comments
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   MessagePack: Efficient, Cross Language Binary Object Serialization(rubyinside.com)

   1 points by bobbywilson0 17y ago|0 comments
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   Super mario bros on 8x8 led matrix(ignant.de)

   1 points by bobbywilson0 17y ago|1 comments
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   by bobbywilson0 17y ago

   This actually makes me like North Face a lot less if anything.