hipsterelitist

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by hipsterelitist 16y ago
Oddly enough, the people that actually love those backseat catalogs are our core audience at the moment. This current incarnation was more of a following rather than leading our audience. We're in the process of remedying this "kitsch" rig
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by hipsterelitist 16y ago
We're actually looking at this very issue right now. At the moment most of our submitters tend to be spare time tinkerers that actually really believe in their products, so much so that they're willing to spend $99 dollars on the chance to
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by hipsterelitist 16y ago
Fun toy. I honestly never thought about how ubiquitous Google Analytics really was. Hope you win your emmy!
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by hipsterelitist 16y ago
You're skipping the one very good and valid point he makes in the article, which is that the bill actually has an exemption which pretty much permits services like AirBnB to exist, if not thrive. Basically, short term rentals are acceptable
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by hipsterelitist 16y ago
If you'd cut off a finger to work for anyone, I'm a bit concerned for you.
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by hipsterelitist 16y ago
At least you didn't have to pay thousands of dollars to delete your data!
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by hipsterelitist 16y ago
I like charts that don't have any numerical basis. You've just arbitrarily illustrated their trend towards fewer privacy restrictions in a way that will certainly sway people to your argument but only represents your sentiments and nothing
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by hipsterelitist 16y ago
Everything is expensive when you consider 'money left on the table.' Privacy is not any more expensive than building a service to expose that data outsiders for pay.
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by hipsterelitist 16y ago
Because Josh Spear is a prominent member of this particular branch of the NYC social media cabal.
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by hipsterelitist 16y ago
Because there weren't any alternatives, but now that I see Google Chrome has restored full screen browsing on OS X, I doubt I'll be going back.
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by hipsterelitist 16y ago
I actually use this on a daily basis and I must say it leaves something to be desired. It isn't stable and for whatever reason it'll often just drop external styling until reloaded.
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by hipsterelitist 16y ago
Funny, when Apple had Wireless N hardware in old Macbooks that was not enabled at the time of sale, it required users to pay a small amount for a firmware upgrade under the guise of complying with Sarbox. Really glad that Google has chosen
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by hipsterelitist 16y ago
This article really isn't all that informative, and given your other submissions, one might assume that you're just trying to promote your social gaming endeavor.
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by hipsterelitist 17y ago
"Less is more... especially in your first few iterations." I can see how this would lead to 'holes' in a platform or generally ambiguous application boundaries.
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by hipsterelitist 17y ago
I'm still desperately trying to figure out where exactly the Twitter platform is supposed to end. Are we supposed to believe that a platform these days is an all encompassing primarily closed ecosystem like Facebook (which I suppose is good
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by hipsterelitist 17y ago
As a developer, I hate being involved in sweeping generalizations about developers. I'd honestly, like those that I work with to understand and recognize me as an individual with tastes and needs that may or may not be like any other member
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by hipsterelitist 17y ago
You'd think after the EA wives scandal, that some action more meaningful than a strongly worded letter would be taken.
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by hipsterelitist 17y ago
This might have more to do with the Droid keyboard actually being that bad (it is rather cramped compared to the G1) than individual users developing a global preference.
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by hipsterelitist 17y ago
I'm actually working on exactly this for fashism.com
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by hipsterelitist 17y ago
Any news surrounding the CrunchPad has to be taken as seriously as everything else from Arrington's mouth, which is to say not very. I'm surprised it has made it this far, but I doubt we'll see an actual product in the near future, otherwis
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by hipsterelitist 17y ago
Seems a bit like foursquare but without close ties to existing locations or the game aspects... and of course you charge users to create the very content which makes it valuable to them. I think there needs to be more incentive for users th
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by hipsterelitist 17y ago
Via self-fulfilling pessimism.
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by hipsterelitist 17y ago
Because it did so well when it was still Dodgeball. Just make a better client and have it feel like a game instead of 'just another social network.' Brilliant. Edit: And if I recall correctly, Dodgeball predated Twitter, which might be some
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by hipsterelitist 17y ago
post it on github. i can see this being quite the fun distraction for many people.
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by hipsterelitist 17y ago
This is why Hemingway is so popular amongst the rabble, while hardly any of them touch Joyce or Proust.
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by hipsterelitist 17y ago
Phusim http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phusis