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by fjabre 17y ago
Congrats to Eric Sachs and the rest of the team for getting this out sooner than expected.
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by fjabre 17y ago
It might help is you tell us what you're trying to sell..
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by fjabre 17y ago
Sure technically speaking he would be =) I'd say that Cameron is just a 'tad' more involved in film making though.
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by fjabre 17y ago
Yeah.. he's the Steve Jobs of film. No doubt about it.
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Blocked from accessing Gmail using OAuth and IMAP(petewarden.typepad.com)
8 points by fjabre 17y ago|0 comments
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by fjabre 17y ago
Title is link bait. They don't even mention CA until the end. Also kind of a cheap shot comparison since it's really apples and oranges.. Sure, if it stabilizes Iraq would obviously see a lot of economic growth over the next decade but that
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AT&T Wants to Keep Track of Your Dog(gizmodo.com)
1 points by fjabre 17y ago|0 comments
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Marijuana legalization will be on California ballot(reuters.com)
58 points by fjabre 17y ago|13 comments
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by fjabre 17y ago
Pickup 'Crossing the Chasm' by Geoffrey Moore. You have to initially market to early adopters and then assuming that's successful you make the jump to the 'normals' by graduating your marketing strategy. It's a simple concept that many comp
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by fjabre 17y ago
Design can be a powerful weapon if done right - just look at Apple.. However, it's very difficult to achieve Apple's near perfect blend of aesthetics & function so I think most people give up and build anyway, making something perfectly
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by fjabre 17y ago
Good point.. The one with funding is yet another social network based deal for the masses while the one I've been working on is targeted to a specific group of business users like Basecamp.. Unfortunately I don't really think I can 'split'
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by fjabre 17y ago
Definitely not.. I have a CS degree myself but some of the best coders/entrepreneurs I know did not get a CS degree.. I might add that it's more important to understand what the technology is capable of than how to make it work. You can alw
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Ask HN: One startup at a time?
5 points by fjabre 17y ago|3 comments
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Tough Coatings for Airplanes(technologyreview.com)
1 points by fjabre 17y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft: IE9 Won't Support Windows XP, Period(pcmag.com)
1 points by fjabre 17y ago|0 comments
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Work Smart: How to Make Procrastination Productive(fastcompany.com)
4 points by fjabre 17y ago|0 comments
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by fjabre 17y ago
A slight oversight, technicality or link bait? Here's the real deal: "But Tatham noted that when he added up traffic on all Google properties like Google Maps and YouTube, the company's sites comprised 11.03% of visits. Yahoo (YHOO, Fortune
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14-hr Virgin America LA-NY Flight Riles Passengers(cbsnews.com)
1 points by fjabre 17y ago|0 comments
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by fjabre 17y ago
This is pretty much exactly what Rapportive had just released except this has some added functionality. They imitated it very quickly unless they had plans to do this all along.. Xobni also had indicated it wanted to get into Google Apps an
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by fjabre 17y ago
nice find. Thanks! Currently experimental but hopefully this is what they intend to officially release soon as rumored.. ps.. Does this work with Google Apps?? Anyone?
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by fjabre 17y ago
Unfortunately only Etacts has access to Gmail's new oAuth APIs as far as I can tell.. In all fairness, I do hope Google gets around to releasing those APIs to the rest of us soon...
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by fjabre 17y ago
It's not only linkbait, it's also offensive that anyone would suggest we have anything to learn from Wall St during the current financial crisis we find ourselves in b/c of Wall St.
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Gist plugin for Outlook released(blog.gist.com)
1 points by fjabre 17y ago|0 comments
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by fjabre 17y ago
Great site to research for anyone doing a web startup btw. Plenty of great examples to be found in their directory.
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by fjabre 17y ago
Wow.. Inspirational. Thanks to the Mite team for providing these numbers. Simply awesome.
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by fjabre 17y ago
Good point. It's just that Dropbox becomes a little like Mozy then. The whole charm of Dropbox for me is interacting natively with the file system instead of having to log into a website and click around..
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On Dropbox, the USB stick metaphor, & security(teabuzzed.com)
1 points by fjabre 17y ago|3 comments
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by fjabre 17y ago
I just signed up with my domain account and I did not give them my password, although on their site they state that they need it for Google Apps accounts. Pretty odd. It's still in the 'setup' state so I can't really do anything in their
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by fjabre 17y ago
I'd actually be really interested to look at those API specs. Anyone? This has been a long time coming: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=849586
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by fjabre 17y ago
Names do matter. You just have to weight its importance appropriately. Put it this way: a name might not help your product but you definitely don't want it to hurt your product/brand.

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