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by inovica 19y ago
Would someone sell a site for this kind of money on Sitepoint? I've seen $15k-$30k on there, but not an amount as high as this. A quick glance is that even in the 'premium' category most are in this ballpark or less Edit: sorry, don't mean
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by inovica 19y ago
Some great stuff in here. Very inspirational - especially when you're hitting a tough spot it can help to pick you up
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by inovica 19y ago
All the shops are shut :( I hope the "BUY VISTA" feeling I have right now holds until the morning!!
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by inovica 19y ago
Also this when you click on their store: "Thank you for visiting Psystar. We're sorry but the store is temporarily down due to the fact that we are currently unable to process any credit card transactions." This vapourware?
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by inovica 19y ago
The one thing that has come out of this is that we all know who Pystar is now!
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by inovica 19y ago
Doubtful. These guys are more in partnership than people think
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by inovica 19y ago
That's great! That's why I love what we do! As a proof of concept its good to see
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by inovica 19y ago
Well, from my perspective (and after using EC2 to great effect) I was just a bit disappointed that Google went down this route. Its not that its 'bad' but that its not as good as I was expecting. Everyone expects great things from Google s
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by inovica 19y ago
I personally have gone for EC2 and intend to stick with them for now due to the support received and what I've been able to achieve using it. We've tried Google App Engine also (we're mainly Python guys) but that was my first concern that i
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by inovica 19y ago
Maybe visit their site? There's a book mentioned above also. Its platform independent (kind of) so you can use PHP, Perl, Python, Ruby........
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by inovica 19y ago
I buy Apple hardware. You've been able to install OS X onto other machines, with compatible internals, for some time. The reason I buy Apple hardware is partly because of the design - it really is much more thought out - but also because th
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by inovica 19y ago
Most of the apps in MacHeist (my opinion) aren't useful to me - nor to many - and therefore the value is much lowered. Many of these apps have competitors that are freeware anyway. I bought the first one just out of curiosity and don't use
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by inovica 19y ago
I have both (also have a MacBook Air). They are completely different in the way I use them. the EEEPC sits in my car for if I need it whilst travelling around. The iphone is for picking up stuff whilst I'm out, at dinner, at friends etc. Th
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by inovica 19y ago
I don't believe in censorship, but I do believe in the community voting. I think the site/system works quite well as it is. If there would be any tweaking it would be to attribute some kind of score to people/sites which will weight give t
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by inovica 19y ago
Here's an alternative to the "business guy" vs "hacker" debate which sometimes happens on here. I started out as a business guy 15 years ago and employed people to write software. My main focus was, and is, starting and running businesses
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by inovica 19y ago
I think you have to take into consideration the TOS, copyright and also robots.txt. If you ignore these then its well within the site owners rights to do something about it - blocking you or further. We always look at the robots.txt file fi
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by inovica 19y ago
We are working on a lot of scraping and analysis and here are a few links that you might be interested in if you are using Python: http://pyro.sourceforge.net/ http://pyprocessing.berlios.de/ http://www.sqlalchemy.org/ http://codespe
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by inovica 19y ago
Be careful here. The content is actually copyrighted. Whilst you can scrape it their T&Cs expressly forbid it. They sell licenses to access this information - the license is NOT expensive and they provide direct access to all the data
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by inovica 19y ago
You're crazy :) Buy a second hand MacBook and run it on that. If you love OS X its the way forward. I run VMWare and various OS on my MacBook Air
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by inovica 19y ago
Sorry, this one isn't online but I use it as a Windows app (in parallels). Its free and very good: http://home.snafu.de/tilman/xenulink.html
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Codecollector pro(mcubedsw.com)
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by inovica 19y ago
Fully agree with you. Competition can only be good for us all. With AWS we need better reliability
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by inovica 19y ago
I've been a fan of Google for some time, but in this instance I still think AWS works better for me. We're into Python in a big way, so in theory the Google offering should fit nicely but I like what AWS has done, I like how they've done it
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by inovica 19y ago
Well, personally I'm going to stick with AWS for now. Firstly out of loyalty, but secondly because Amazon has great support. Ok, ok - Google have brought this out and are focused on Python for now, but that shouldn't be a reason :) I use
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by inovica 19y ago
It depends what you want to do with it ultimately. I use both - generally PHP for web-based front-ends and Python for heavy lifting (crawlers, text processing etc)
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by inovica 19y ago
Aluminium is the way forward. I had a black MacBook but its only when I used the MacBook pro or my current MacBook Air that I really thought it was an Apple. Its about time for a refresh and I'm looking forward to what they do
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by inovica 19y ago
Like it. You get my note for the charity side alone!
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by inovica 19y ago
looks cool
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by inovica 19y ago
Microsoft have been buying small innovative companies for some time without a significant effect it would seem. I'm not sure that buying Yahoo! would make a great deal of difference to them either as I feel that Yahoo! is too big currently
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by inovica 19y ago
erm, this is Hacker News and personally I believe this is a good place to announce this

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