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by buugs 17y ago
Good for yahoo, lets see those techy hipsters flock to photobucket where freedom reigns.
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by buugs 17y ago
Because a company was trying something new with its marketing. Now you get all this for free but if you want any control you need to pay a fee.
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by buugs 17y ago
I get a very similar feeling with techcrunch, it is as if techcrunch is the tabloid of the upcoming web culture. Rather than real journalism it is often lacking in value but techcrunch thinks it can make up for that by being first without
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by buugs 17y ago
Oh I understand that people are going to have problems and such, with my current carrier I cannot send/receive picture messages (kind of a plus in my opinion). I was more speaking of the lack of freedom the iphone has experienced with rega
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by buugs 17y ago
I guess you can't do the normal phone troubleshoot and remove battery for 30 seconds. Idk about apple and phones anymore after the last year I am pretty glad I never bought an iphone because at least java based phones are pretty versatile w
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by buugs 17y ago
The value of twitter is questionable at best. For example are people still quiting twitter at such large numbers? You don't see people quiting facebook all of a sudden. I quit twitter about a day after friends got me to sign up, I used th
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by buugs 17y ago
Now its plug power in, plug hdmi cable in, put in game, change input to hdmi 1 and play that extra step = 130 bucks
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by buugs 17y ago
I was assuming that when people open a business they like that business, I guess I assumed wrong for startup culture.
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by buugs 17y ago
Yeah but it is counter-intuitive to open a business with the intent on being bought or anything along those lines. This just feeds big companies and will likely cause innovation to happen slowly through common user perspectives and reduce c
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by buugs 17y ago
I bet the cost of sharing a song is much less. Let's say you have a new song that a bunch of kids like, what do they do? They check p2p programs to see if they can find it, if they don't find it that way (or they skip that step) they check
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by buugs 17y ago
TV licensing seems like such a weird concept after living in the US And now looks a bit corrupted if they are going so far as to put DRM on broadcast streams
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by buugs 17y ago
I think qemu works better for bsds you might try that
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by buugs 17y ago
Even though it may be greedy ebay was asking for it by not making sure they were actually buying all of skype and not just the front end.
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by buugs 17y ago
I think the biggest problem was the simplicity most of these people have bookmarks and a lot of them and wanted to have similar functionality... even I think the way chrome did bookmarks is kind of wierd. People are used to the old way of b
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by buugs 17y ago
>While I think I have yet to meet anyone who doesn’t like Chrome I have and they aren't always firefox extension users.
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by buugs 17y ago
Whether selling a startup is a good idea or not is really different for each and every startup. Some good ideas would probably be youtube/twitter, some bad ideas would be more along the lines of facebook, skype(especially considering marke
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by buugs 17y ago
Really they have caught up to firefox without implementing new features.
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by buugs 17y ago
They are usually teaching and doing research for a school something that is not available for all chosen careers
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by buugs 17y ago
He did a good job explaining why one should shop around and weigh their options... Such that it works for backblaze but that doesn't mean it will work on other applications especially concerning power failure and vibrations. He did a very g
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by buugs 17y ago
But people enjoy official support and going through the risk of a broken phone is just too much
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by buugs 17y ago
This kind of makes me want to pirate a game when (not if) it is cracked. It will probably end up being a simple patch to install as well like the no-cd patch for games like starcraft
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by buugs 17y ago
Wait a second this guy is an icon/ui designer .... Which means he works on computer design so to be realistic most of his customers do not have "millions of colors". He has a 30 inch cinema display that he can now use for designing and chec
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by buugs 17y ago
It wasn't at a point in time where sms was even available
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by buugs 17y ago
Ask people who's opinion you trust. Ask the people who you are going to be selling. Considering you got the cold shoulder doing this maybe you are talking to the wrong people... maybe you should be targeting the technical portion of said co
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by buugs 17y ago
13% and 8% down to 10% and 5% if you stop supporting the browser now why support it previously it seems as though the 3% drop was irrelevant. The real issue should be who is using ie 6 is it people that are loyal diggers who have no other o
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by buugs 17y ago
I thought the fandango thing was pretty much fair game as that is one of the first thing people learn, or should learn, about web scripting is what can be controlled by the browser versus controlled by the server. And in a perfect world the
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by buugs 17y ago
I'm guessing it will be marked spam soon but interesting.
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by buugs 17y ago
I would much rather go with the machinist I've met quite a few veteran machinists and they are very good at what they do, especially the ones who have learned to use cnc in conjunction with traditional work. Leno however probably has enough
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by buugs 17y ago
It's kinda a script kiddie site that definitely is not blackhat edit: to clarify it may be used by security professionals but there is no doubt in my mind that it was indeed a script kiddie site especially considering the coverage it got in
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by buugs 17y ago
I don't know if it will be of much use but take a look at http://www.jsoftware.com/ it is similar to apl in style

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