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by jamroom 17y ago
The Organic milk I buy is both Vitamin A and D fortified, so that's real not an issue.
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by jamroom 17y ago
Organic milk has other ancillary benefits you won't find in "plain" milk: The land and animals are treated much better. If you have ever seen a "normal" dairy farm, and watch the amount of antibiotics used to prevent the cow's udders from
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by jamroom 17y ago
I agree with the parent - the one thing the iPhone has going for it is a _consistent_ platform, which allows developers to design the user experience around a hardware set that is pretty much standardized. I highly doubt the 18 phones that
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by jamroom 17y ago
I must obviously be in the minority opinion here, but I've been selling online for over 6 years using PayPal, many thousands and thousands of transactions, and really have had very few issues - no more then I have had with 2checkout or Mone
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by jamroom 17y ago
+1 - I've got a month old aluminum unibody MacBook here as well, and it's a really solid machine.
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by jamroom 17y ago
Do you have a ballpark figure? Is your decision to sell based on the work load or is it financial? Thanks!
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by jamroom 17y ago
You're correct - that would not be an issue if it worked with Gmail (or at least she could see how it works with Gmail). One of the other issues we have is that of file sharing - on her old windows laptop, we had a shared folder for images
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by jamroom 17y ago
I recently bought my wife a MacBook - she's previously only used Windows. For the most part, Mac OS X "just works", but to be honest, when it it DOES NOT work, it can be a real PITA to figure out a workaround. For example - why can't I re
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by jamroom 17y ago
Talldude Networks, LLC. - I'm 6' 10", and really am a "tall dude". After hearing this for years from other people - "man your a tall dude", I thought it was appropriate ;)
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by jamroom 17y ago
+1 to this - we're not "very profitable", but we pay all salaries each month plus have extra money to work with. Completely self funded too..
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by jamroom 17y ago
I agree - it's for sure an apples to oranges comparison, but unfortunately I have a feeling that most users (and main stream media outlets) will gloss that over and pronounce it the "non" Google killer. I also agree with you that the poten
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by jamroom 17y ago
Agreed - it's been immense, and (unfortunately) I think I can predict what will happen upon launch - someone will find a witty "search" or question that WA should have no problem with (or they think it should have no problem with), and WA w
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by jamroom 17y ago
I simply cannot live without coffee... the very first cup in the morning is one of the most enjoyable parts of my day ;)
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by jamroom 17y ago
I agree - however, it does look REALLY nice. It's sort of how a Toyota sedan looks a lot like a Honda sedan - at some point user interface design tends to all point to the same "holy grail" of ease if use, so it's not a surprise that WebOS
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by jamroom 17y ago
Thanks for the follow up - it's appreciated. Jamroom was one of the very first CMS's (at the time we called it a Media CMS) that supported audio/video - most CMS systems back in 2003 were focusing on blogging and text handling, so it helpe
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by jamroom 17y ago
Pick up an iPod Touch - it runs pretty much all of the apps that the iPhone does, but you're not stuck with the monthly charge from AT&T. I'm using a Mini for iphone/ipod dev work, and the ipod touch works great.
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by jamroom 17y ago
I've been selling Jamroom online for almost 6 years - supports me full time + 2 part time developers, and a handful of designers as well.
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by jamroom 17y ago
I would actually disagree that these rules are not "taught" - I believe they are taught and learned, just as language is taught and learned, and the order in which you place adjectives, and in fact the entire language "structure" will in la
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by jamroom 17y ago
We've been in business for 6 years - can I still be a "startup"?
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by jamroom 17y ago
Great post - made me flashback to Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance - excellent book that is calling to be read again ;)
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by jamroom 18y ago
Internet Explorer has problems with URLs over 2047 characters in length - if you are needing to handle large amounts of text (say from a textarea), POST is the way to go.
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by jamroom 18y ago
Yes - my site is jamroom.net (we sell a social media platform) - most users are web designers, developers, etc. Hope this helps ;)
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by jamroom 18y ago
1. Firefox 55.81% 2. Internet Explorer 28.37% 3. Safari 7.88% 4. Chrome 3.92% 5. Opera 2.79% 6. Mozilla 0.78% 7. HTC_P3700 Opera 0.13% 8. SeaMonkey 0.07% 9. Konqueror 0.05% 10. BlackBerry8900 0.03% IE has been consistently
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by jamroom 18y ago
If you are creating a product that will be installed by your customers on their own web hosting accounts, PHP is a no brainer due to it's large install base, and you'll want to be sure your product works with PHP 5.3. If you are simply pic
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by jamroom 18y ago
have children - you will quickly become an early riser ;)
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by jamroom 18y ago
I've owned 3 mac minis over the last 4 years or so (2 G4's and now a new Core 2 version), and there's one thing that keeps me coming back to Windows for dev work - window management. Maybe I just don't get it (or haven't figured it out), b
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by jamroom 18y ago
9 months
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by jamroom 18y ago
Jamroom pretty much allows artists to do this - they are 100% in control, as they run the software on their own site: http://www.jamroom.net We've been selling and supporting Jamroom for over 5 years - it really began as an alternate to m
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by jamroom 18y ago
I have a mint license, but at the time I was trying to integrate it, it did not support download tracing very well - do you know if this has been improved? Thanks!