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by esun 14y ago
After I clip something, I keep clicking the 'saved' green tag expecting it to take me to the new clip. Just a thought.
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by esun 14y ago
"Chrome devices are available in select countries." 2% of all available countries. I wish Google understood how badly this undermines their international marketing. Apple understands this better.
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by esun 14y ago
LastPass (which is awesome, by the way) gets used maybe 15 seconds a day... I'd say that keeping the interface high-density and therefore fast is more important than aesthetics. Almost all interaction with LastPass is done through the brows
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by esun 14y ago
It's a great feature if you scan lots of documents and want to search them. This way I have one place to store both typed and scanned stuff, and it gets me close to paperless at home.
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by esun 15y ago
Take off, eh!
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by esun 15y ago
The future of newspapers is more local. Once they divest themselves of expensive presses, unions, and other legacy line items, the actual cost of producing a local news story is low. There's a successful business in there, just a much smal
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by esun 15y ago
Consider negotiating a valuation formula, rather than a price. You could say "our revenue is between X and Y" or "we have between X and Y customers", and proceed to discuss terms accordingly. This protects you from divulging too much infor
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by esun 15y ago
This article says he is spending time with his dying mother. http://www.newsday.com/entertainment/tv/tv-zone-1.811968/rep...
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by esun 15y ago
Surely that's happening too.
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by esun 15y ago
I bought a laptop with a backlit keyboard and my first five-star resort vacation.
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by esun 15y ago
I lost my iPhone 3GS last Thursday, used a Blackberry Curve as a loaner until today, when my Samsung Galaxy S arrived. I was really surprised how far behind RIM is. I knew it was bad; didn't know it was that bad.
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by esun 15y ago
Yeah, just like reddit. Especially posts complaining about downvotes.
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by esun 15y ago
ISO is a trade-off between noise and speed. Sometimes you need the speed, like at a nighttime party or sports, and sometimes you need the perfect details, like shooting landscapes. In general, you want to shoot at the lowest ISO which works
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by esun 16y ago
I don't want to get all Alex Jones on this, but I think shit like this goes down for nearly every new brand that makes it into western culture. When the sources we use to develop brand preferences are cross-bred to producers of stuff, our b
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by esun 16y ago
Jungledisk workgroup is a smaller package, but for a lot less money. Also, storage fees are per gb, which is nice. We use it for our 4 person team and pay about $20 a month. Same encryption and shared storage features.
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by esun 16y ago
This comment is cryptographically correct.
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by esun 16y ago
I like you, and I like your service. I especially like that your service is clearly designed to be a successful operating business rather than a 'sell it to google' startup. I wish you much success.
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by esun 16y ago
It comes as a shock when you actually have to work at something, doesn't it. Now I know how to work. I wish I could do university again.
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by esun 16y ago
What editorial? Co-founder mythology is the title of the clip. Are you referring to the part about singles watching the video? It's a recommendation. Doesn't favour either side of the debate.
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by esun 16y ago
It's so easy and tempting for a bartender to steal that sometimes I catch myself stealing from myself.
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by esun 16y ago
I put up $15,000 of my own money, and took on about $250,000 in debt.
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by esun 16y ago
Owning a bar and being a bartender are two different things. Bartending is a service industry job, while owning a bar is about managing people.
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by esun 16y ago
I own a bar, and am using it to fund a new business. It's a great business, if you can get into a popular spot. Only caveat: it takes a lot of discipline to manage large amounts of cash. If you have a problem with drugs or prostitutes, you