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jitbit
15y ago
$1.4 billion, mates. $1.4 billion for a business with manufacturing plants, complicated global logistics... Now let me remind you that Facebook is valued 85 (!) times more.. o_O
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Google Raters – Who Are They?
(potpiegirl.com)
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15y ago
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How Stack Overflow scales SQL Server (video)
(youtube.com)
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Ask HN: Is it improper to invite ex-coworkers to join your startup?
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15y ago
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"Refresh your cache" manifesto
(dontcache.me)
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15y ago
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jitbit
15y ago
A bit late to the party, but... I'm the single founder behind Jitbit Software (website: http://www.jitbit.com/ ) tho, I'm in the process of bringing in a co-founder, since it's really getting out of control, I can't live like that any mor
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Go get a cofounder
(blog.jitbit.com)
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15y ago
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90% of your users are idiots
(blog.jitbit.com)
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15y ago
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jitbit
15y ago
If you haven't yet turned on two-factor security, here's another reason you should. Go and do it right now. Google even has an iPhone/Android auth app that works offline (if you need your email on a plane, for example. Also, enable two-fact
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Anatomy of a Domain Hijacking
(secretgeek.net)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I guess they'll rip off the Facebook part and make it an "official" Twitter client for Windows. After 1 hour of working, the win-version of Tweetdeck eats more memory than Visual Studio + SQL Server... Kinda bad for an "official" client tha
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What If Drivers Were Hired Like Programmers?
(blog.jitbit.com)
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15y ago
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Pirates helped an eBook to get to #1 at Amazon
(businessweek.com)
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15y ago
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jitbit
15y ago
Oh, you mean - the Absolute Software guys should have done that? Yes, totally, I'm with you! I thought you were suggesting a solution for me - a laptop user who's not able to run checkdisk.
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jitbit
15y ago
Nope, because Windows auto-starts the file named "autochk.exe"
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jitbit
15y ago
Sorry, but I want to be able to run the CHKDSK tool. No matter how "technical" the company is and how respectful is their CTO. Their software kills the standard "autochk.exe" file, making it impossible to fix basic disk errors.
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15y ago
Yeah, correct. But what if some Absolute's employee turns out to be dishonest? A non-removable process, not detected by most antiviruses, that listens to the commands from the Net... Seems like a botnet to me.
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Rootkit on a Brand new Toshiba laptop
(blog.jitbit.com)
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15y ago
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jitbit
15y ago
"You're not slaves - this collar just looks good on you!" (c) Strugatsky brothers, "The Doomed City" novel, 1988
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15y ago
It's in the video. Around 4m05sec
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IOS-4 tracks your location about 100 times a day
(engadget.com)
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15y ago
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Glimpse - "server-side Firebug" for ASP.NET
(getglimpse.com)
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15y ago
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Why I miss IE6
(blog.jitbit.com)
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15y ago
I wonder how many people will use "this is fun" as their password after reading this...
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Nokia Nenya - control your cellphone by a ring on your finger
(blog.jitbit.com)
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15y ago
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Lessons learned from HN Traffic Spike
(blog.jitbit.com)
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15y ago
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Electronic Reader Running Doom 2
(blog.jitbit.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Yes. It's "CORE DUO" as you can see.
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Chinese Infinite Magical Hard-Drive
(blog.jitbit.com)
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16y ago
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jitbit
16y ago
It doesnt get slow, it's just the guy pauses... (typing the filename outside of the frame, so we don't see it)
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