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by bombs 16y ago
The number I've seen thrown around is that 90% of startups fails. I don't know over time period, what fail means or if it's even factual.
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by bombs 16y ago
The older Mighty Mouse could be configured to do this by defining the scroll wheel Button 3 under Mouse in System Preferences.
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by bombs 16y ago
The iPod didn't support Windows when it was released. Maybe Apple are doing the same thing here; I'm sure by not supporting Windows, they're able to get a better product out much quicker.
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by bombs 16y ago
EE starts at $99.95. http://expressionengine.com/overview/pricing
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by bombs 16y ago
I'd recommend SimpleBits's ( http://www.simplebits.com/ ) own books and their reading list at http://astore.amazon.com/simplebits-20 .
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by bombs 16y ago
Maybe he's read them all or maybe he's read some. A personal library doesn't mean a collection of books you've read or intend to read; they could simply be points of reference, whether it be the whole book, a chapter, a page or a paragraph.
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by bombs 16y ago
I don't think 312 pages is that long for something as big as a gTLD. I thought there'd be a lot more policy and bureaucracy for introducing new gTLDs.
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Pilot Handwriting: Generates a font from your handwriting using your webcam(pilothandwriting.com)
2 points by bombs 16y ago|0 comments
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by bombs 16y ago
The $8,000 satellites are put into low-earth orbit (160–1,200 km), where as these would require a geosynchronous orbit (35,786 km). The increased mass and orbit requires a lot more lift, i.e. fuel, i.e. money.
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by bombs 16y ago
The kid's under 18. You need to be 18 or over to sell apps in the App Store, as per the agreement. They could choose to pull his apps, remove his account and not pay him for that reason alone.
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by bombs 16y ago
It's possible to create a tethering app using public APIs. The APIs for HTTP/HTTPS connectivity and WiFi connectivity are public. Apple rejects apps that use private APIs.
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by bombs 16y ago
If it was able to penetrate a car body, it'd be a great asset for checkpoints and roadblocks — surely better than live-round warning shots. Do they have those anymore? It'll help in riots and other such things, I'm sure. It sure is a nice,
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by bombs 16y ago
http://www.clickbank.com/ They charge a one-time $49.95 activation fee, 7.5%+$1 for sales and $2.50 payment processing (i.e. $2.50 for them to send you a cheque). They have affiliate support, so you can run an affiliate program using them
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by bombs 16y ago
A _lot_ of fruit, vegetables, oats, chicken and beef.
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by bombs 16y ago
I follow a strict diet plan, which involves eating the same thing every day. It lets me eat cheaply, because I can buy in bulk. I spend $25 a day. I eat a lot too, because I like good food. I might eat out every second or third day and spen
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by bombs 16y ago
definitely one of my main inspirations not only for wanting to make money in software but also to start my own company. If I remember correctly, Woz didn't want to make money or start his own company!
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by bombs 16y ago
If the antenna is internal (and invisible) how many would even realise they were affecting it in any way? Apple drew a lot of attention to its antenna, both in terms of design and marketing, so how many people reported problems after delibe
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by bombs 16y ago
I bet they're making a lot more money from the technology used to serve the ads via licensing than they are from the ads served in their own games.
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by bombs 16y ago
I guess they mean lost in the sense that it has an immediate successor available for its intended use, e.g. BD replacing DVD.
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by bombs 16y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_Spectrum_Warrior
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by bombs 16y ago
 The standard way to show a custom stylesheet to IE6 only is to use the IE6 conditional, which is ignored by all brows
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by bombs 16y ago
This is great, but I'd love to see a Safari Extension version of GreaseKit [ http://8-p.info/greasekit/ ], which works fine with Safari 5, but is still based on SIMBL.
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by bombs 16y ago
They start at the end of the first page.
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by bombs 16y ago
Detecting this leakage radiation won't be that difficult. Its intensity decreases with the square of the distance, but even if the nearest aliens were 1000 light years away, they would still be able to detect it as long as their antenna te
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by bombs 16y ago
Extreme Programming Refactored: The Case Against XP [ http://apress.com/book/view/9781590590966 ] was a fun book for showing the other side of the XP coin. It does a good job at critiquing the XP movement (and agile), including some of th
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Busting Gulf Oil Spill Myths(abcnews.go.com)
2 points by bombs 16y ago|0 comments
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by bombs 16y ago
.aspx is to ASP.NET what .php is to PHP and .cfm is to ColdFusion.
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by bombs 16y ago
AT&T have a fee-free 30-day cancellation policy [1]. AT&T will refund any activation fees, but you're still liable for any usage fees. If you cancel after the 30 days, there is an early termination fee of $325.00 (minus $10.00 for e
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by bombs 16y ago
I believe that both Apple's letter and AnandTech's review show us that we shouldn't be measuring signal strength (either numerically or with bars). AnandTech said "That brings me to the way that signal quality should really be reported - S
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by bombs 16y ago
"As a reminder, if you are not fully satisfied, you can return your undamaged iPhone to any Apple Retail Store or the online Apple Store within 30 days of purchase for a full refund." This is more pragmatic than bitching on the Internet (

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