holychiz

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   by holychiz 16y ago

   thanks for a good idea.
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   by holychiz 16y ago

   Can somebody explain to me why fcnfhdn got -3 points here? it's his/her opinion about the article's look which to me is his/her prerogative. it is feedback to the writer about one of the aesthetic element of the piece so it is relevant to
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   by holychiz 16y ago

   dude, the point is not to make your design awful. It's to address a specific needs, while ignore what it's not suppose to address. This is the point of good design: focus. catchy headline, though. :)
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   by holychiz 16y ago

   Thank you Marc for your insightful article. It must stung like the beejesus to work so hard and still get your head handed to you. It seems like your decisions were guided by your high-mindedness, believe in the best in the people, for th
5. 125.▲
   by holychiz 16y ago

   Sachin is right. A product is more than a feature list. He may come across as arrogant for pointing to Apple et al. as example of great product but his point really is about experiencing a great product and to duplicate this feeling/experi
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   by holychiz 16y ago

   it could be that MS wants to re-focus on its strength: desktop OS. This might be a sign that MS position its software to be the traffic directors to preferred 3rd-party partners who are the best-of-the-breed in their respective market. In
7. 127.▲
   by holychiz 16y ago

   I'd support an encryption backdoors if they implement it similar to the backdoors in the existing telephony system. They must get a warrant to tap your telephone line and by law, the telecom company must comply. That's why all telephony s
8. 128.▲
   by holychiz 16y ago

   it's a neat idea but why use Gobo instead of other distros? The intro page doesn't really explain its advantages and benefits.
9. 129.▲
   by holychiz 16y ago

   sucks to have this ending after all your efforts. Xmarks was a great product. Hats off to you and your team and good luck in your next adventure.
10. 130.▲
    by holychiz 16y ago

    I second this, and go a little further...stop reading TechCrunch. It jumped the shark awhile ago.
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    10 movies that are better than Wall Street 2(businessinsider.com)

    7 points by holychiz 16y ago|2 comments
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    by holychiz 16y ago

    Love that show! the entrepreneurs here would truly appreciate Stringer Bell and perhaps, Marlo Stanfield, but everybody'd love Omar! Just one course? the fans of "The Wire" know that there's enough complex storylines and richness of chara
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    by holychiz 16y ago

    Jason, wow, intentionally not designed for the security-conscious crowd. That's a beautiful move. oh, now please get that "cash transactions" feature to work properly please. if you need help with that, let me know. thanks.
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    by holychiz 16y ago

    ok, yes, but that is not the main point of the debate, though. What are the proper ways to deter and punish the crime? Up til now, the main weapon wielding by RIAA is to sue petty theft with gigantic financial penalties, which most people
15. 135.▲
    by holychiz 16y ago

    these homes people seems awfully nice, but these are Canadians people we're talking about here. Let see how they do, say...San Francisco? Hey, SF Chron, are you listening?
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    by holychiz 16y ago

    oh hell NO!
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    by holychiz 16y ago

    Jeff, how can you possibly make $$$ in the Detroit area, buying '08 ?!!! can you give us some numbers to clarify? thanks.
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    by holychiz 16y ago

    he sounds like an awesome guy, but his wife sounds like an amazing woman too. lucky bastard! :)