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by enjo 16y ago
They also have a 5-year 50,000 bumper-to-bumper warranty. I had an issue with my glovebox on my an Hyundai Elantra (same company) It was my fault (long story), but they gladly replaced at 40k miles. I'm a huge fan. I now own a Kia soul. In
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by enjo 16y ago
I was thrust into a similar role to this guy when I was all of 24 or 25... It took awhile to learn to say 'NO', not just because it's hard but because it often led to really strong disagreements. The guys on the sales side of the product
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by enjo 16y ago
I really think there is a HUGE gaping hole for a competitor to step in and really hurt Facebook. If someone brought out something that had sane support for what Facebook calls 'lists', they'd kill it. The biggest problem with facebook is th
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by enjo 16y ago
Same in the south and midwest... I've never heard the other interpretation at all:)
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by enjo 16y ago
It's the timing aspect, and it's particularly an issue with squats. Even at lower weight, it's far to easy to get your knees pushed forward or your back arched when trying to pump through them as fast as possible. I don't think anyone is sa
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by enjo 16y ago
This recalls a conversation I had with a highly noted doctor of nutrition at University of Colorado @ Denver. He was the first to admit that nutrition sciences were largely confused. All of those years of studying cholestrol and various oth
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by enjo 16y ago
Isn't that what cases and the like are for cell phones? Incidentally, it's precisely this is why I think Android wins:)
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by enjo 16y ago
Just a point of reference, this is a chart from November: http://www.linuxfordevices.com/images/stories/chitika_androi... At that point probably close to 70% of all Android phones as measured by website traffic where clearly in the high e
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by enjo 16y ago
Didn't Diaspora raise all of that cash through Kickstarter with basically nothing in return?
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by enjo 16y ago
Calls for any but the most serious crimes go unanswered. Residents who complain about prostitutes or vandals are told to fill out a form. My god that needs a citation.
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by enjo 16y ago
Who are their customers? It seems that the crux of the issue is that the ISP's want to extend their reach to include websites owners as customers as well. I'll never understand the ideology that all regulation is bad. It's not only laughabl
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by enjo 16y ago
It's not without cause.
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by enjo 16y ago
During our initial phases we lost a potential hire that we really wanted because we just couldn't afford to offer health insurance. They ended up taking a job with a similar startup in Toronto. We had our first hire leave primarily becaus
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by enjo 16y ago
The argument, I would assume, is something more along the lines that high-quality applications strain under the load of 30% royalties paid to Apple. This is definitely true in some cases. Ebooks spring to mind as the most obvious example as
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by enjo 16y ago
It all seems very subjective at this point doesn't it? What's the difference here exactly? If you're selling your content then you pay, if you're moving data around you don't? On top of that I'd be HUGELY nervous if I was a SAAS provider th
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by enjo 16y ago
You do realize how terrible that idea is right? We'd see the rates of antibiotic resistant bacteria go through the roof in the first week.
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by enjo 16y ago
My completely unsolicited experience: I didn't think I really wanted a tablet until I went out and bought a Nook Color and hacked the thing. Even in it's really rough state, it's become a constant companion. I really like the smaller (7" I
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by enjo 16y ago
What about merchandise sales? I doubt those directly show up on the athletic department balance sheets, but every time a Alabama hoodie is sold, that is almost entirely because of athletics. I strongly doubt that in reality most of these de
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by enjo 16y ago
I remember running into this early on at Quickoffice. I was tasked with essentially re-writing the entire application stack as the existing code was in pretty rough shape. C++ was mandated by the platform, but I spent a lot of time getting
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by enjo 16y ago
Could you tell me how to circumvent AAC copy protection? My wife has thousands of songs she can't easily transfer without ripping all of them, 15 or so at a time, to CD.
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by enjo 16y ago
It's a small subset of apps that matter to each individual, but collectively it's a big number. Lets take my wife. She'd describe each of these as being indispensable to her: - Quickoffice - Local weather app (9news here in Denver) - OpenTa
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by enjo 16y ago
So Microsoft should be taking a 30% cut of every dime spent on Windows?
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by enjo 16y ago
Essentially what they're saying, as far as I can tell, is that I can't offer in app-purchases without going through Apple. So something like Rhapsody, for instance, CAN build an app giving you access to your existing collection. They can NO
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by enjo 16y ago
That works for a hugely small subset of apps. Each (well written) app creates a lot of value for iOs, most of those won't get anything at all from Apple. So again, why isn't the inverse true? If I'm building something that helps sell an iOs
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by enjo 16y ago
Nokia pioneered (essentially) the strategy that Google is using with Android. After all, Series 60 sure looks a lot like Android in terms of positioning, roll out, and ecosystem. It was a winning strategy for Nokia that saw their Symbian b
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by enjo 16y ago
That's not very viable at Nokia. The news would have been out roughly 15 minutes after they started working on the phones initially. Nokia is really tightly ingrained into Finnish life at this point. It's a huge part of their economy, and t
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by enjo 16y ago
I'm not sure everyone here fully appreciates just how bad things are at Nokia. It's been a LONG time coming. Their software development structure, from top-to-bottom, is just awful. You can see it in Symbian (which was developed independent
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by enjo 16y ago
That's not really correct tho. Here's a handy graph showing the United States manufacturing output as percentage of overall GDP versus percentage of workforce employed in manufacturing: http://yelnick.typepad.com/.a/6a00d8341c563953ef01310
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by enjo 16y ago
I keep seeing this, but never a citation. Looking at the best data I could find: http://www.census.gov/manufacturing/m3/prel/pdf/table1p.pdf Total output: 436,031 Excluding defense: 424,680 Making defense, at least how it's defined in thi
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by enjo 16y ago
Yep, in particular I recall a case involving AOL in which a man claimed negligence on the part of AOL for not policing their forums, allowing for people to defame him. The court ruled that providing that type of policing would have turned A

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