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by bobds 16y ago
What's wrong with a roaming startup?
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by bobds 16y ago
Can we also get HTTPS?
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by bobds 16y ago
A startup that travels!
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by bobds 16y ago
Would you care to elaborate on the long term disaster part?
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Did the Free Market burn down the house?(blog.mises.org)
1 points by bobds 16y ago|2 comments
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by bobds 16y ago
There's also Whitey Board that you can stick on and off the wall. http://www.whiteyboard.com/
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by bobds 16y ago
Fortunately, some ArchiveTeam members are archiving short URLs for when that time comes. http://archiveteam.org/index.php?title=TinyURL The project definitely needs more volunteers. Check out the website or join #archiveteam on EFNet if y
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by bobds 16y ago
Having less things to manage and the advantages of distributed source control also applied to the bug tracker. Fossil is an interesting choice since it integrates everything in one nice package, provides a web-based GUI and is only a single
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Comparison of Comet server implementations(cometdaily.com)
3 points by bobds 16y ago|1 comments
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by bobds 16y ago
One thing I like about Hipmunk's interface is that it doesn't need two extra clicks to make the calendar inputs appear.
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Structured Settlements, The Recession, And Advertising(wafflesatnoon.com)
2 points by bobds 16y ago|0 comments
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by bobds 16y ago
You hate marketing and don't have time but you want to build an advertising network that would lead the way? Anyway, sounds a bit like ProjectWonderful or OpenX. What does your network do differently or better than those two?
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by bobds 16y ago
If you want people that speak a certain language, you could try looking at some translation communities, such as ProZ.com. http://www.proz.com/
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by bobds 16y ago
I certainly wouldn't focus on toys. I'd buy a place to turn into a hackerspace or coworking office.
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by bobds 16y ago
Check out: http://fivebooks.com/ "Every day an eminent writer, thinker, commentator, politician, academic chooses five books on their specialist subject. From Einstein to Keynes, Iraq to the Andes, Communism to Empire. Share in the knowle
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by bobds 16y ago
I didn't know he wrote a book about it, thanks. I've watched the speech a few times and it is excellent.
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by bobds 16y ago
There's various desktop blogging clients you could use. w.bloggar is one I've used in the past: http://wbloggar.com/ and another random one: http://alchemii.net/bleezer/
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by bobds 16y ago
I'm looking for European cofounders or partners that would like to be part of a startup involved in one or more of the following: Making a commercial version RepRap machine and selling it. There are numerous ideas and designs floating aroun
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by bobds 16y ago
I probably switched back to the wrong tab after reading the article.
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by bobds 16y ago
It's a problem on both the Android and the iPhone platforms. On an open platform we can make tools to fix problems, instead of waiting for Google or Apple to do it for us.
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by bobds 16y ago
A few years ago I was in Athens and some tech guys introduced me to the idea of wireless community networks. I was amazed at what a few people had achieved with just directional antennas and a few ADSL lines, back when broadband was almost
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by bobds 16y ago
Thanks for the downvote, I misplaced this comment. I meant to post it on the thread about the supermarket that returned some lost keys to a customer. Edit: found the artile: http://consumerist.com/2010/09/ap-mails-you-back-keys-you-dr...
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by bobds 16y ago
Start right now. That's what I tell everyone that says he wants to do something after they graduate. This goes for anything, not just startups/programming. The best time is now.
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A very nice of example of what you can do with social marketing, the companies that think having a Twitter account counts as a social media strategy should take note.
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The problem is that we wouldn't be having this discussion if the original reply was "Play poker, hack hardware, play with my cat". Short comments don't usually get downvoted just by virtue of their length. However, the length of the comment
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by bobds 16y ago
An HN line can be fairly long, and there's nothing wrong with one-liners. Yay for brevity.
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I'm not sure which solution is the better one, but consider the fact that on Android you can make tools like TaintDroid to spot the bad apps. Can you do the same on an iPhone?
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That's a nice way to put it. Unfortunately, I don't think this is the way to a more free market.
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What's the pattern?
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The off-the-books economy of Spain, Italy and Greece is amazingly large in both the private and goverment sectors. Your really have to live there to appreciate its size.

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