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Seattle gaming startup Offbeat Creations acquired by Playdom
(techflash.com)
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It's funny to think about it. Apple has managed to do such a good job at building up it's own Karma, that it can release ecosystems to great fanfare using rather similar techniques that would get Microsoft nothing but jeers. An app store
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How do you know this? Maybe the fight he got into was over spending too much time eating cheetos and playing xbox?
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Cringely actually does something besides writing broadly over-generalized predictions that end up totally missing the mark?
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Spoken like somebody who has never suffered through editing 32GB of RAW photos on a laptop before.
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Costli.com would be an OK domain for building up a comparison shopping site.
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Just let them expire. These are bad domains.
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Ask HN: Is there a comprehensive list of start-up incubators?
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You would do well by asking Jon over at Slideshare.com. Their dev offices are in Delhi.
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Deja vu. "and friendships for life" I've heard this same exact argument from friends who were justifying why they were hazing for fraternities in college. Not a criticism, just an observation.
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Living in Seattle was the same thing. Tons of people who had a chip on their shoulders about the Bay Areas's startup scene. It was a constant onslaught of locals trying to prove that Seattle's was just as vibrant.
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I go to a lot of shows, at least 4-6 per month. 1/2 of them have at least one band I've seen before, the other 1/2 I choose based on logistics and the club. I ask at each merch booth if they have anything available on itunes, if not then I'
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A domain costs what, $8/year? WheneveR I get an idea and there's a good domain for it, I buy up as many as I can of .com, .net, .org, .mobi, .biz, .us, etc. I paid $1,400 for my last important.com .. so dropping $100 to buy up all of the re
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I thought this happened two years ago? Or was that Picasa? Maybe there's someone in Google's M&A department that really likes companies with 6-letter names that start with P?
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Alameda man charged in ticket-hacking scam
(sfgate.com)
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Have you considered the Scottish martial art? It's called Fuh Kyou. (Yes, I deserve every down-mod I get for that)
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This sounds like an awesome way to meet new people. I know a woman (@sfsouplady) who did something similar when she moved here .. She started giving away soup in front of bars in her neighborhood, which landed her a job in the first week (n
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The two are not mutually exclusive. The higher the general vacancy within a given plane the higher the likelihood of there being cheap upgrades available immediately before take-off. I generally plan my travel around less desirable times be
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Personally, I'm rather excited by the impending death of Sun. There must be dozens of new startups in the works because of this. Recurly.com is one of them.
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Startup idea: Travel website predicting flight upgrade availability.
(mhalligan.com)
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This might be the truest description of American politics I've ever read. The only change is s/have the right to/are forced to/
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Just a quick point, you do not need to own a car and pay for car insurance in SF. I've been car-free for two years. Whenever I need to go somewhere that isn't convenient to my schedule or by public transit, I use zipcar, which is very conve
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Betting on the midwest in the same breath as looking down on Roulette and Craps? Are you sure you're not a gambling man? Having grown up in the midwest, let me tell you that beyond the fact that it's cold (it is), except for Chicago, it's r
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This is certainly true of older, failed companies like Netscape.
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A year is a long time. If it took a year to comprehend all the laws that you might be breaking, you're guaranteed to at least break some of them.
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A Sticky Little Lizard Inspires a New Adhesive Tape
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Whenever I see a citibank logo, I think about these two related blog posts from 5 years ago: http://ioerror.livejournal.com/301520.html http://ioerror.livejournal.com/301688.html
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Now we know where the $400m went. Getting Colin Powell and the governator to shill for your company must require quite a bit of capital.
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Square isn't about value. It's about trying to monetize off of the hype expected around any startup from a twitter founder.
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I believe the only other time I'd been to killerstartups.com was for a bio of Gliffy, another online diagramming tool. Having used both of these, and another 1/2 dozen other competitors, the web based diagramming tools just feel not to offe
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