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by headbiznatch 15y ago
mp3.com tried something very similar without music industry permission in 2000. It was brash and very forward thinking; they pre-ripped a ton of stuff, would identify your CD when you put it in and then unlock it for you to be played throug
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by headbiznatch 15y ago
The cost of owning physical media is always underestimated (speaking as a person who ended up with a few thousand records, tapes, CDs, DVDs, etc): storage, maintenance and moving them if you should relocate to name a few. Re: selling them w
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by headbiznatch 15y ago
I would guess they are mainly purchasing entrenched users of an already-implemented service. This same outcry (largely inspired by the sheer magnitude of the numbers involved) accompanied the MySpace acquisition and then YouTube. One failed
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by headbiznatch 15y ago
Always happy to read what is on Bret Victor's mind. Chris Knight, Mitch Taylor? Morons. Bret is the shit.
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The most important part of the grep speed discussion(lists.freebsd.org)
1 points by headbiznatch 16y ago|0 comments
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by headbiznatch 16y ago
Totally.
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"Idiot proof" icon design Fail(content.usatoday.com)
3 points by headbiznatch 16y ago|2 comments
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by headbiznatch 16y ago
We're using the full stack and it's been a lot of fun, actually. Visual Studio is still the shit, and the release cycles on the tech we are using have been more than sufficient (.Net, C#, Silverlight, Prism). I find it amusing that it's a l
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No support for lala customers yet.(support.apple.com)
1 points by headbiznatch 16y ago|0 comments