jasongullickson

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   by jasongullickson 15y ago

   This is a good point, but begs the question, why is it necessary to start a new company (and depart the previous one) to pursue these ventures? I'm sure I'm just oblivious to some legal, financial, etc. benefit of building separate company
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   Diaspora needs more money?(diasporafoundation.org)

   6 points by jasongullickson 15y ago|2 comments
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   by jasongullickson 15y ago

   "While that store doesn’t offer all the apps found in Google’s Android Market..." With tablet hardware providing little differentiation, software is the main value proposition. In light of this, providing a subset of the second largest
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   A Virtuous (and Fun?) Way To Trade In Old CD's(green.blogs.nytimes.com)

   1 points by jasongullickson 15y ago|0 comments
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   by jasongullickson 15y ago

   I think you're missing adamtmca's point, which is that when you are given advice from someone who you have no opportunity to evaluate their capabilities it is necessary to question their advice when it contradicts your own evaluation of the
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   by jasongullickson 15y ago

   Usability of this (and anything, really) would improve dramatically if in each system there were one correct way (based on selection by scientific usability testing) to initiate each task. The "helpfulness" of providing "n" ways of doing th
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   by jasongullickson 15y ago

   Check out https://www.murfie.com/
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   What can an OWC 6G SSD do for your 2011 Mac Mini?(blog.macsales.com)

   2 points by jasongullickson 15y ago|0 comments
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   by jasongullickson 15y ago

   I think the point was that unlike some of us (most of us?) the nature of the work makes it impossible for truckers to "leave early" or take a day off to respond to personal emergencies.
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    by jasongullickson 15y ago

    Agreed, and if getting it into the App Store was a requirement, wrapping a functional "Web App" in something like PhoneGap is probably the easiest thing you'll ever do using Xcode.
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    by jasongullickson 15y ago

    I would if I knew it was going to generate some press :)
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    Ask HN: How to get out from under U.S. Patent Law?

    6 points by jasongullickson 15y ago|2 comments
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    by jasongullickson 15y ago

    So...when's the buy-out?
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    by jasongullickson 15y ago

    What are your thoughts on this? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facetime#Standards It would appear that FaceTime is built on top of open standards, is Steve more explicit than that in the original presentation (for example, does he say that
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    by jasongullickson 15y ago

    Anonymous needs to find a way to educate the public... Anonymous has its own means and methods which you may or may not agree with. If you agree that something needs to be done but think there is a better way to do it, then you need to
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    by jasongullickson 15y ago

    Also, what sort of pricing do you have in mind for the "private server" option? Thanks!
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    by jasongullickson 15y ago

    I'm just saying that criticizing someones feedback because it characterizes the audience of the site is illogical.
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    by jasongullickson 15y ago

    This is "Hacker News", not "User News".
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    by jasongullickson 15y ago

    Thanks for the info Marcus! I've been looking hard for a service to replace Dropbox with and yours is the first I've found that provides encryption of the files on the server as well as an iOS interface. Will you be providing an API for thi
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    by jasongullickson 15y ago

    What is the brown stuff used to fill in the gaps, is it Bondo? The results are surprisingly good!
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    by jasongullickson 15y ago

    Right, this does look very interesting (and any sort of Sharepoint integration is going to appeal to the "enterprise" market) but in light of recent events I'm not even considering any "cloud" service that doesn't employ encrypted storage a
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    by jasongullickson 15y ago

    What does Windows have to do with it? Couldn't you achieve "Chromebook-level-functionality" with a Linux model (since you'd be living out of the browser)?
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    by jasongullickson 15y ago

    Not to be overly harsh, but I'm honestly amazed that small teams can turn out great iOS software but a company with the talent and resources of Google gives us an app like this? I know that they plan to improve it, etc. but I have to wonder
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    by jasongullickson 15y ago

    You have a great point here, limited availability would work here (only 1000 copies made), and would be more meaningful than limited runs of traditional media (which is more easily duplicated).
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    Substance - Open Documents for the Web(substance.io)

    2 points by jasongullickson 15y ago|0 comments
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    Bitcoin mining pool "btcguild" under DDoS attack(btcguild.com)

    1 points by jasongullickson 15y ago|0 comments
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    Easy Target: HP addresses app discovery with webOS Pivot(developer.palm.com)

    1 points by jasongullickson 15y ago|0 comments
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    by jasongullickson 15y ago

    Let us know when we can run Babel-17 in most major (mobile and desktop) browsers.
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    by jasongullickson 15y ago

    I myself have definitely learned more about something from reading it's configuration files than clicking through a "Wizard".
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    by jasongullickson 15y ago

    Can I get this in an SMD package?