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811.
by dpcan 16y ago
Could they just be creating a "Game Center" for Android?
812.
by dpcan 16y ago
Agreed. All my boys were playing chess at 5. However, they have no desire to create a variation. Their #1 goal is to beat Dad.
813.
by dpcan 16y ago
Maybe. Adding a simple shallow groove in front of the gap may be all that's needed to catch the roll-away items.
814.
by dpcan 16y ago
The website has to be served via DropBox too then, correct? So, DropBox is the web host too for the static site?
815.
by dpcan 16y ago
Calling this a short book is a major understatement. The beauty of it is that it's one of the most to-the-point business and motivation books you'll ever read. Read it several years ago in an evening when he had that silly reality show on
816.
by dpcan 16y ago
Add "waches" for all instances? There appears to be a misspelling in the main screen shot of the app - maybe the app itself, I'm not sure.
817.
by dpcan 16y ago
We must have to assume the developers registered the domain for the client and it was in their name and the client had no way of actually proving that the domain belonged to them - probably because it was an obscure name, and not the name o
818.
by dpcan 16y ago
I had the same problem. It was hard to continue reading when I was "stuck" back in the "hijack" paragraph. All I can figure is that the consultants were the ones who purchased the domain and it was in their name. They built and hosted the
819.
by dpcan 16y ago
That's a great idea, can't wait to check it out when it's back.
820.
by dpcan 16y ago
They mention twilio is working, their blog may be hosted another way.
821.
by dpcan 16y ago
It is redundant to a degree, but there are varying layers of redundancy. In this case, it looks like most users of AWS are in need of more geographic redundancy, but in terms of localized data redundancy (term?), it appears AWS is a pretty
822.
by dpcan 16y ago
Might as well get some good out of it.... please describe what your service is.
823.
by dpcan 16y ago
I think you're drastically underestimating the cost of a crash and the need for a good backup. If you go down, how many customers may you lose for life? What do you tell those users if you happen to lose some of their scheduled tweets? How
824.
by dpcan 16y ago
I'm not sure why you are using prgmr over Linode, Slicehost, or the Rackspace Cloud servers. The others have really simple backup tools.
825.
by dpcan 16y ago
I see this as a remarkable answer to the problem of needing to view a cached version of the website. For example, what if a URL were posted to Hacker News, but after the URL was a ?hasifyme=THEHASH, where THEHASH was the Hash of the website
826.
by dpcan 16y ago
The question is, how much would you LOSE by working for another company? Freedom, your soul, etc. For some of us, working for a company is simply not an option. I've never understood how so many think it is LESS risky working for large co
827.
by dpcan 16y ago
1) Your screenshots need to show what you actually do in the game for picpuzz. You have a screenshot of your main menu and some pictures. No screenshots of the puzzle being played. 2) Why on earth does a game like this need to modify SD C
828.
by dpcan 16y ago
And possibly what theme / blog engine you are using to generate the blogs. They all seem similar with mostly color scheme changes.
829.
by dpcan 16y ago
I understand what you are saying. With the growth of Android, and its position in the smart phone market, it is not surprising anymore, and really isn't news. That being said, the popularity of these posts is probably because there are man
830.
by dpcan 16y ago
Ther are MANY great and beautiful places to live in the U.S. where $3-6k per month is a substantial living. Check Spokane WA or most of Idaho.
831.
by dpcan 16y ago
As an Android Dev, his requests aren't even on my top 10 either. Everything he requested can be solved by developers if they put in more time. If you want your Android app to look polished and shiny, you can, and it's pretty easy actually
832.
by dpcan 16y ago
I think the point of this post is that it should be as easy dropping some code into your website to enable subscription payments. So, how did you do all this in 4 hours?: 1) Accept secure recurring transactions. 2) Get PCI compliant 3) Moni
833.
by dpcan 16y ago
I was surprised they didn't mention this as well. Plus, the Timing of Deliveries section.
834.
by dpcan 16y ago
Show me comment points after I've reached a karma threshold. If I have 2000 karma points, then comment points show up for me.
835.
by dpcan 16y ago
What's interesting here is that the Amazon TOS says that you have to have all your apps in their store - so now that you've been rejected, are you breaking your agreement with them by still having it in the Android Market?
836.
by dpcan 16y ago
"You cannot build a social startup in the dark corners of your room." I think the title should read, Ship unfinished social apps. You cannot generalize when it comes to all apps, especially those that have a narrow niche / target user. Som
837.
by dpcan 16y ago
Uhm "(if it didn't, it wouldn't be able to detect duplicate data across different accounts" How about comparing a hash of the encrypted data?
838.
by dpcan 16y ago
I'd like to throw excite.com onto my list. Their TV Listings page is one of the easiest to use and best I've ever seen - merely for its simplicity and amount of information with all the shows: http://www.excite.com/tv/data.jsp
839.
by dpcan 16y ago
How about that! If they are hiring, they must have a plan, a vision, a dream for the company. The question is, what is it? What can they do to get our attention again?
840.
by dpcan 16y ago
It doesn't compare. At all. Your Landlord can't just create an infinite number of apartments on the fly and rent them to an infinite number of people at almost no extra cost to him. With software, this is a very real possibility and rent t

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