brockhand

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   by brockhand 13y ago

   I jumped over to Feedbin when Reeder announced support for it (I am another Reeder die-hard). My experience has been somewhat mixed. I am excited about the server change but I am a bit annoyed that there wasn't a notification about it
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   by brockhand 13y ago

   I have (sometimes jokingly, sometimes seriously) wondered if this is the future business model of Facebook. Subscription required to keep private or something along those lines.
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   by brockhand 13y ago

   Thanks! I've been recommended Fabozzi's book before but with the caveat that it was quite dry (one person said that he felt like he now understood what ADD felt like). I'll have to check out Guide to Mortgage-Backed Securities.
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   by brockhand 13y ago

   Do you have any books that you'd suggest?
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   by brockhand 14y ago

   I guess a big thing that I have to wonder here is how many folks stopped using Reader (or became less engaged) after they swapped many of the built in sharing features out for G+ integration... Many of the people in my social circle that we
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   by brockhand 14y ago

   They also get paid for answering the requests: http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2012/07/19/cellphone...
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   by brockhand 14y ago

   I don't know... I think Mr. Whalen knows a thing or two about websites: http://www.rcwhalen.com/ To be less flippant: I can't help but consider that although there are significant clouds over Facebook's future ("How to make money on mobil
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   by brockhand 14y ago

   I disagree that critiques from those with vested interests should be dismissed out of hand. I do believe that their points should be reviewed more carefully, though.
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   by brockhand 14y ago

   I agree. It seems like there would be some opportunity for a revitalized Flickr to integrate with Facebook but also to include the more professional feature set. Please forgive my ignorance but does iOS provide access for third party applic
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    by brockhand 14y ago

    I hear this comparison often but to me the big difference lies in the order of magnitude of cost difference. A $2,200 laptop is different than a $30,000 car for a few reasons. The largest is probably the difference in purchasing behavior. I
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    by brockhand 14y ago

    I don't use the HBO Go application too often, but what problems did you encounter or what would you add?