ebzlo

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by ebzlo 15y ago
I guess I can't do that, I'll send you an email at shereef@classparrot.com.
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by ebzlo 15y ago
A friend and I just left our jobs to do a startup in education. We both have about 4 years experience working with LMS and ELARs and are interested in the possibility of integrating your business into ours. If you'd like, we could talk over
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by ebzlo 15y ago
Probably irrelevant, but how did they obtain that TLD?
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by ebzlo 15y ago
Facebook? Twitter? De-index? It sounds to me like the judge doesn't know much of what he's talking about. Taking down the companies and their assets I'm all for, but de-indexing them from search results seems a little bit unnecessary, espec
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by ebzlo 15y ago
I wonder what metrics for bounces would look like before the advent of scroll wheels. Using a scrollbar was always a little bit of a pain.
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by ebzlo 15y ago
Confirmed. :)
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by ebzlo 15y ago
Really? I don't know how many people who would know that the correct answer is actually 116.
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by ebzlo 15y ago
We can use debit cards here as well, the reason we generally don't are usually because of the security and benefits (mileage) you get from using a credit card.
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by ebzlo 15y ago
What you just suggested is exactly what I did and it completely changed my life.
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by ebzlo 15y ago
A startup is comprised of whoever you want. Startups are picky. Fulltime on a startup means money is tight and bodies need to be worth their weight in gold. There are enough people who can do both design and development work to seek out som
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by ebzlo 15y ago
This post was written by neither. If he's going to be critical, then I will be too. A rockstar developer would never think that and a rockstar designer would not have created stiqr.com. I'm pretty sure I counted 4 different sans-serifs.
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by ebzlo 15y ago
If you really just think about what you're sharing, it's likely going to fall into one of three categories. 1. I want to share this with my friends and family, it's ephemeral, will interest them, and expresses more about who I am. 2. I want
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by ebzlo 15y ago
While I find the use case relevant, I think ultimately, the point is that a post like that simply does not belong on Facebook. Sure one could argue that you should be able to post whatever you want, but the reason it seems so convoluted and
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by ebzlo 15y ago
You need to set up your gmail account as an Exchange account. I do this and it syncs everything like it did for me on Android.
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Fruit labels that turn into soap when you wash them.(amronexperimental.com)
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by ebzlo 15y ago
Okay, I understand now. The things to sell are themed, so you can only post items that fit the theme to sell. I think I'm liking this a lot more now.
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by ebzlo 15y ago
I'm having trouble figuring this out as well.
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by ebzlo 15y ago
To preface, I think is a great idea; it is definitely a much easier way to sell a used item, however, there is no one this app is targeted towards. What I mean is, this is not an app someone will likely keep on their phone for very long, no
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by ebzlo 15y ago
Such is the case with the fashion industry. You have the trend setters, the top designers who innovate. Then you have the smaller design shops who employ "artists" and ask them to copy and mimic the best. Things don't necessarily look fancy
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by ebzlo 15y ago
People want to express themselves with the device they use. Branding is extremely important. Even well after a few cycles of the iPhone, people held onto their Blackberries, because of what it meant to have one (even when people would consi
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by ebzlo 15y ago
I'm very skeptical as well, but Microsoft is not a company without the resources to make something like this work. Microsoft is the leader in two major markets: browser and desktop. They are losing traction (albeit slowly) and are being dom
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by ebzlo 15y ago
I don't think that's completely right. I believe if they do release a new design, it will, in fact, be called the iPhone 5. We already know the number behind "iPhone" does not stand for the generation (second generation being 3G and now we
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It should have just been named the iPhone 5.(ebzlo.com)
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Being good enough doesn't necessarily make you good.(ebzlo.com)
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Macbook Pro 3G may be coming soon.(macrumors.com)
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by ebzlo 15y ago
I am willing to wager the suggested "combined" design would produce a very similar results anyway. The tree design is likely not necessary if the panels are moving.
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by ebzlo 15y ago
Say what you want, but he's making more than Groupon.
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by ebzlo 15y ago
Now I don't disagree that an array of cells that track the sun would produce better results, but it would be fair to assume that this would cost energy. Keeping that in mind, do you think it would still provide better results?
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by ebzlo 15y ago
The names are Japanese (I don't know if they're actual Japanese words, but they're certainly composed of Japanese characters). Japanese words/sounds follow a consonant->vowel pattern: FU KI ME (fhoo-key-meh) and HE RO KU (heh-roh-koo)
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by ebzlo 15y ago
For figuring out chess pieces, maybe determining the light source and looking for light/dark patterns in certain areas? The problem is, from top view, even a human would have a difficult time figuring out if a piece was a bishop or pawn.

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