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by dfens 19y ago
The revenue model proposed sounds much the same as yelp.com's.
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by dfens 19y ago
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks this is unnecessary. I agree that the 3D looks quite cool, but doesn't fit with local search/events. When I want to explore my local area in 3D I look for a pair of shoes, not a Java applet.
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Internet names for Asia launched(news.bbc.co.uk)
2 points by dfens 19y ago|0 comments
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by dfens 19y ago
I thought so too, but apparently not so much: "As his star waned and box office numbers dwindled, U.S. studios began to demand more control over casting and other major decisions." http://www.thestar.com/entertainment/FilmFest/article/2560
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by dfens 19y ago
I think the Feedback button on Swivel.com is quite neat.
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by dfens 19y ago
If it's not fun, do something else.
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by dfens 19y ago
The way you've phrased that makes it sound as if you're telling people to be irrational.
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Zeno Could Be Next Robot Boy Wonder(pcmag.com)
1 points by dfens 19y ago|0 comments
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by dfens 19y ago
According to my informal mandarin lessons, "hulu" means "to snore".
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by dfens 19y ago
My understanding is that Bush is often on holiday. Not good for a startup.
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by dfens 19y ago
The journalists you describe are just following the golden rule; make something people want.
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Article on Micropledge.com(stuff.co.nz)
1 points by dfens 19y ago|1 comments
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by dfens 19y ago
Three words: "Working for Families"
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by dfens 19y ago
$500 for "groopvine.com"? I say sell.
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by dfens 19y ago
Why did you sell?
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by dfens 19y ago
I'm a bit out of the Facebook loop, but one angle I've read of is selling data to advertisers.
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by dfens 19y ago
The information is the property, it doesn't matter what the format is. iTunes will still charge you .99c even though what you're buying is only a digital copy. By "control" of something, I mean the ability to decide what happens to it. A mo
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by dfens 19y ago
Stealing is taking the control of property from someone, not just the physical property itself. Because taking control of something is usually done by physically taking it, this aspect seems to define stealing, when really it's secondary to
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by dfens 19y ago
I was referring to all your code, not just the HTML. Which, of course, you wouldn't want people copying no matter how easy or hard it is to do. After all, your app will be the result of months of your hard work and effort. The same is true
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by dfens 19y ago
So when you're done making your web app everyone can have a copy of the code ... right?
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by dfens 19y ago
"Why should something that I can get for free cost money?" Are you for real?
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by dfens 19y ago
So what's stopping you?
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by dfens 19y ago
Depending on how much you have, why not invest in start ups? (No, I don't mean me.)
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by dfens 19y ago
That sounds like a lot of hassle.
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by dfens 19y ago
Let me know when you do this.
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by dfens 19y ago
It's a bit pricey but I recommend a Presso: http://www.presso.co.uk
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by dfens 19y ago
Scott Adams does (I think it was 5:00am). Make of that what you like.
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by dfens 19y ago
The advice of having one point per slide and using an image instead of lots of text should be in a message that pops up everytime someone starts Powerpoint.
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by dfens 19y ago
Unless you're making something specifically related to China I would say it's not worth it.
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by dfens 19y ago
What made you notice that?

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