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by ethank 15y ago
Actually interestingly enough full screen apps that have palettes are really nice on multiple monitors. Omnigraffle, etc. The palettes can live on top of the linen on your secondary display. it makes using Keynote, omnigraffle and similar a
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by ethank 15y ago
I can't figure out this rating. What perspective are you taking on usage? Technical user? Casual music consumer?
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by ethank 15y ago
So cool. When I was running a tech department I had a supply cabinet in my office that had the same function. We had spare hard drives, keyboards, mice, batteries, cables (especially USB and display dongles). We also had a good one day turn
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On Spotify(blackrimglasses.com)
1 points by ethank 15y ago|0 comments
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by ethank 15y ago
If anyone is interested, here is the blog post to which I refer: http://www.blackrimglasses.com/2011/07/06/on-spotify/
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by ethank 15y ago
I'm interested to see how the US consumer reacts to Spotify. Streaming music isn't new, and its had very little uptick as consumer behavior is mostly given toward a 5 record a year purchase (average music spend per US 18-65 is 50 bucks ther
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by ethank 15y ago
Having sub-tasks would be cool that auto-percentaged the completion of a milestone. IE: "Wireframes" as a milestone/road, should have stops per wireframe. Otherwise its way too abstract to use to manage a granular project.
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by ethank 15y ago
done. I shall wait quietly by my email box for an invite. taps foot
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by ethank 15y ago
Hate to ask such an obvious question, but any invites?
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by ethank 15y ago
No clue. I know a lot of smart people who aren't crazy though. I think with Courtney (who I have a mutual friend with), she's been isolated just enough to let the crazy foster and the smarts carry her through. I admire her, not without cave
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Experiential Rights and Music - turntable.fm and turning tables(blackrimglasses.com)
1 points by ethank 15y ago|0 comments
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by ethank 15y ago
Seconded. She's wickedly smart. and completely crazy.
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by ethank 15y ago
Very true. You also need to be willing to walk away and hold the line. I've seen contract negotiations go for YEARS.
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by ethank 15y ago
I hate this headline. This is not RIAA accounting: its having a bad lawyer and not negotiating a good deal. I've been in plenty of deal meetings and seen the good and the bad. The good artists retain most of their rights, negotiate a buy ou
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by ethank 15y ago
This just in: Apple protects proprietary IP with a patent and a blog confuses that for a product roadmap.
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by ethank 15y ago
THey are, but remains up to question if they are paying per stream properly. I'm sure they talked to Medianet and hence its now US only. Medianet, ironically, was a label lead initiative :)
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by ethank 15y ago
It's not weird. The media needs to sell media and will skew, manipulate or otherwise deliberately misinterpret any given data set to get the story they want. In the end everyone is trying to jockey into position for an exclusive, invite, PR
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by ethank 15y ago
They should have a "hackday" tier.
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by ethank 15y ago
Hate to be a buzz kill but: My site was down for 5 hours on Dotcloud yesterday because of a wildcard alias issue (effectively my cname stopped working). I e-mailed support and heard nothing until I tweeted referencing their twitter handle,
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by ethank 15y ago
Can we not let Hacker News become Reddit please? Anyone who has actually dealt with Apple as a content provider knows that they strong-arm big content providers for the benefit of their consumer. Apple's best friend are those that spend mon
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by ethank 15y ago
afeakejkkkadsjfjkasdjfkjsdfkjsjdfs Sorry, my two year old was logged into Hacker News.
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by ethank 15y ago
I would love to see the breakage figures on Groupon. I haven't looked at the S1, but do they account for them in revenue?
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by ethank 15y ago
This is such a refreshing thing to read because it cuts through all the reddit/armchair/whatever "record companies are going to die" and presents a more balanced picture. Also Byrne gives Bob Hurwitz, who I consider one of the greats in the
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by ethank 15y ago
I used to have a 2 x 27 and 2 of the high pixel density Samsung 23" displays. That was a killer setup. At home I have a iMac 27" + a 27" cinema display which works well, but still not as nice as my old four monitor setup. From the back: ht
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by ethank 15y ago
Agility and talent pool.
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by ethank 15y ago
Hire back Owen Van Natta and his team (including Eston Bond) and implement their new design in a modern programming framework. Emphasize what Facebook lacks: - The ability to compartmentalize your networks according to personas rather than
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by ethank 15y ago
I went from having a 17" Mac Book Pro core i5 and a Mac Pro 8 core, both with maxed RAM to my MBA 13" top of line. While I love the SSD, and I love the form factor, when working at a desk I really really pine for more RAM and a faster chip.
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by ethank 15y ago
Yes, happens to record companies and movie studios ALL THE TIME.
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by ethank 15y ago
Of course its naive. I ripped MSI using optical out from an old CD player into Quicktime. Oops.
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by ethank 15y ago
Yeah, we were usually prepared to do this if need be. I can't remember if we ever had to though.

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