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boucher
18y ago
The front of the card is excellent (Guy Kawasaki), but I hate the back. In my mind, the most important part, after the name, is how to actually contact you. On Guy's card, that info just blends in with his three websites (seriously, he ne
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boucher
18y ago
I don't mind paging through sites nearly as much as everyone else seems to.
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boucher
18y ago
Linking to the print version of this article annoyingly brings up the print dialogue every time I load the page.
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boucher
18y ago
Make your own without the need to SSH or do anything special: http://allinthehead.com/retro/319/how-to-set-an-apple-touch-...
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boucher
19y ago
Release what you have, which works in Tiger. But then, add your new leopard only features for your next version, and don't look back. Although you may lose a little business in the short term, there's very little evidence to suggest you'l
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boucher
19y ago
By what metric is Xobni the biggest YC startup "by far"?
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boucher
19y ago
The release version of Safari is several times faster than the release version of firefox. Firefox 3 will have pretty equivalent performance to the current Safari 3, but I suspect that won't hold true for long. The WebKit team has been do
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boucher
19y ago
Safari uses its own text rendering engine, as opposed to the native windows engine. The engine is designed to render text the same way Mac OS X does, which differs from the way Windows does. There's a lot of discussion on the topic, here
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boucher
19y ago
"which to me is not true unless all the users who downloaded Safari are also using it as their primary browser" Market share is not calculated by the number of downloads of a particular browser. It is calculated by tracking the browser use
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boucher
19y ago
Google Apps doesn't even come close to competing with Office at this point. It simply lacks far too many features that users of Office actually need. You're totally right that its mainly targeted at people who never paid for Office, and e
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boucher
19y ago
4% isn't in any way an unreasonable share for a first or second hire, especially when they're asking you to take no salary.
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boucher
19y ago
DMGs auto mount by default if you use Safari (which the kind of people you're worried about would be doing). When they do, the window also automatically opens presenting them right away with the application. In the best case, they could ju
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boucher
19y ago
I pity someone who spends more than 90% of their time in emacs. In fact, I pity anyone who spends 90% of their time in any text editor. Googling for things alone probably takes up 10% of my time, plus the time spent in my app, plus the ti
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boucher
19y ago
"The problem with this statement is that PowerPC is a RISC architecture, and it clearly was insufficient." PowerPC's shortcomings had nothing to do with being a RISC processor. After all, you said it yourself: x86 is really RISC at its cor
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boucher
19y ago
Engadget review: http://www.engadget.com/2008/02/22/optimus-maximus-at-long-l... Take away: "Typing on it, well, sucks."
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boucher
19y ago
If you're browser supports custom CSS files (which pretty much every browser does), you can just use the following: a[rel~="nofollow"] { background-color: rgba(255,0,0,0.10); //background-color: rgb(255,0,0);//for peop
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boucher
19y ago
People do it here too. In fact, at startup school, Jessica told people just to search for something (I can't remember the specific topic, or find the video, since Omnisio clipped out the intros from their videos). I don't think we should g
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boucher
19y ago
This is a poor list of YC Companies.
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19y ago
"A big goal of Mozilla is to try implementing difficult ECMAScript features, helping to lead other browsers by example." Whether or not Mozilla is focusing on "difficult" JavaScript features (and I don't think they are), they're focusing on
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boucher
19y ago
a general business card images thread would be nice.
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boucher
19y ago
They may be slower, but they return more results. Also, the interface is better -- I don't want to have to go to News.YC to see the context of the result.
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19y ago
Start a startup. My cofounder and I have both lost about 10% of our weight over the last 3 months. Its a combination of not eating out every day like we used to (there's no more time, and it's a waste of money), the increased stress level
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boucher
19y ago
This has been floating around the net for a while. A lot of these are really cool, but now that I've started having to collect these things and refer back to them, the non standard ones have a tendency to get pretty annoying. In particula
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boucher
19y ago
This is true of a lot of sites now that offer online discount codes. A quick google search will often save you 10-20% on purchases. I think I got 25% off our business card purchases and free shipping at overnightprints.
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boucher
19y ago
NewSDK is going to change everything.
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19y ago
Admittedly there's often one app that makes MacHeist a good deal -- TextMate, PixelMator, each was more expensive than the whole bundle. But I haven't bought it. I would rather give a few more dollars to the developers of both apps. Aside
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boucher
19y ago
http://www.docstoc.com/search/web-consulting-agreement/ There are several to choose from.
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boucher
19y ago
You could argue that in many cases they have actively tried to improve the UNIX way of doing things, which hasn't really taken hold with anyone outside of Apple (for example, launchd).
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19y ago
Cory Doctorow jumped on the bandwagon of what he thought was a movement away from Apple, and in reality, these are basically the only two people who left. I doubt many at Apple were sad to see him leave.
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19y ago
"GNOME is also the only GUI I've found that lets you type the whole filename to jump to a file/folder rather than jumping to the filenames that start with the last letter you typed." Mac OS X's Finder does the exact same thing. "It's also t
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