jamesmcnalley

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by jamesmcnalley 7y ago
Nice list, Alex. Will take a look when I’m feeling less productive.
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by jamesmcnalley 8y ago
The other co-founder left later, and it’s unlikely that the acrimonious departure helped.
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by jamesmcnalley 8y ago
Monetization is really hard. The ‘90s was filled with the wreckage of companies that couldn’t get it right, with debris spreading out into the early ‘00s. The ad monetization model is one way to do it, and it can be rolled out to a wide var
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by jamesmcnalley 8y ago
I get the frustration of seeing your pride and joy used in ways that you hoped to avoid. But he likely would have retained more control of WhatsApp if he stuck around and played ball. Now he has some money, zero control, and he has absolute
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by jamesmcnalley 8y ago
The prior poster was explicitly talking about reducing crime by exporting criminals. That’s not a cheap way to execute “undesirable” people, and if they aren’t killed on the way up, we end up with people who are not a great fit for the dema
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by jamesmcnalley 8y ago
> They lacked the ability to see how colonization would provide jobs and reduce crime by allowing people that don't fit well in society an outlet like the US had with its Western frontier. I’m not sure that criminals and other socia
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by jamesmcnalley 9y ago
You would need to emulate both a Motorola 68040 and an Intel i860, plus whatever other unusual silicon was present.
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by jamesmcnalley 9y ago
I'm not sure I agree that a digital TV signal has more repetition than analog. It is possible, but worth investigating. That said, although the DVB-T dongles were intended for digital TV use, the typical demodulators (such as http:&#x