eurleif

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   by eurleif 15y ago

   >Yes, Google is extremely innovative, but they show time and time again they're not above copycatting others' innovations, a concerning thing especially for startups. I agree that it's not nice to have that happen if you're the startup
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   by eurleif 15y ago

   A lot of Yahoo!'s traffic is from older people. I'd capitalize on that by creating a social networking site that appealed to that demographic -- sort of like Classmates.com in that it would have an emphasis on nostalgia, but with the featur
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   by eurleif 15y ago

   That doesn't necessarily mean it's just a coincidence, though. The phone number may very well have been chosen by an American. Apple is big on central management, after all.
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   by eurleif 15y ago

   Because HTML is for expressing semantics, not presentation. If you want something that displays like a table, but isn't, you can do that with CSS using display: table.
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   by eurleif 15y ago

   >Windows has had binary compatibility for decades. Extensions don't just run on top of Firefox, though; they modify Firefox's UI in arbitrary ways. >Why not just version the internal browser API? Firefox already does this, and autom
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   by eurleif 15y ago

   Unfortunately, SMS has a much stronger network effect than AOL did.
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   Dear Adobe...(defiant.ecritters.biz)

   4 points by eurleif 15y ago|0 comments