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17y ago
As other commenters noted, they are providing something that a lot of other companies provide, such as the company I work for, Ez Texting. Here's my plug: we can deliver to the US and Canada, our prices start @ 5 cents an SMS and go down fr
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Why This Fall Is The The Future Of Wireless In The US
(blog.eztexting.com)
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I ran a ringtone startup back in 2000 - 2004. ASCAP threatened us more than once. They claimed that someone who purchased a ringtone from us would then go ahead and make a public performance every time their phone rang, and thus, we were ob
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17y ago
Do you really want to build your data center on top of 130 volcanoes? The island has about 130 volcanic mountains, of which 18 have erupted since the settlement of Iceland. Over the past 500 years, Iceland's volcanoes have erupted a third
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17y ago
Wintermute ?
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17y ago
in a similar vein, i have a print of http://www.threadless.com/product/543/This_is_not_a_Pipe hanging on my wall, over my wii & xbox. feels very appropriate
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Great idea. Quick thing. The app says 'The number is based in New York City, for the time being (sorry!).' but the number that displayed for me was 218-486-3891, which is Duluth, Minnesota according to Google. Should that output read 212?
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NYC M.T.A. Is Easing Its Strict / Combative, Approach to Outside Devs
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I agree the secret, sinister stuff is nonsense, BUT I think there are legitimate privacy concerns for citizens. The Presidential Records Act is being, appropriately I believe, extended to social media. The average citizen probably had no
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Not getting political, but it always struck me as absurd when: Perino says she "could not rule out" that as many as 5 million emails are missing but stressed the White House does not know the extent of what maybe lost. Twenty-two current W
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17y ago
Nice! I believe the very first phone on the list, the Motorola DynaTAC 8000X is the famed Zach Morris phone.
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The U6 calculations are frightening enough. What's even worse is that this infographic was done a mere 8 months ago. U3 ('official rate') jumped from 7.2% to 9.6% since January. Check out this infographic via Calculated Risk to see how bad
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17y ago
Just enabled it on my iPhone. Verified with test emails. Joy...1 year and 2 months delayed.
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17y ago
interesting essay, but you could have made the exact same argument in the early years of the industrial revolution...as one example. 'The real problem with the economy is that it doesn't need you anymore' could have been said, and probably
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How can you write an article called 'Amazon’s growth is shaking up retail' without discussing, at all (even mentioning), how Amazon has been moving more and more to becoming a platform for other people to sell goods
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I've been contemplating clicktale all week. Had to click on that headline...wish the article elaborated on some of the ways they used the heatmaps, user movies, etc to influence their design decisions. Anyone else have experience with Click
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I guess they didn't get Sarah Lacy's memo: http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/09/17/memo-to-start-ups-you%E... clarification edit: Just pointing it out. Don't agree with her oversimplified (and 37 signals s vs n link-bait style post) essay
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Setting aside the issue of relying on a recommendation engine with questionable data sources (your Facebook profile, and wherever they scraped their college data from) to influence one of the most important decisions of your life, I wonder
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Fair enough, but EW ( http://popwatch.ew.com/2007/06/27/50-cent-lip-syn/ ) and Stereo Gum ( http://stereogum.com/archives/video/formula-50-goes-ashlee-s... ) both cited them in this case, so I figured I would post the source, not other blog
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Yeah, during a performance a few years ago he was caught lip syncing. So he just mumbled 'Vitamin Water' into the mic and walked off stage. http://mediatakeout.com/2009/7622-busted_50_cent_caught_lip_...
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you're burying the lead, so to speak: Songwriters, composers, and music publishers are making preparations to one day collect performance fees from Apple and other e-tailers for not just traditional music downloads but for downloads of fil
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interesting..i await the results
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a/b testing is a great tool, but wouldn't telling people they are participating in an a/b test trying to determine a specific question 'requesting e-mail addresses from visitors' bias the results?
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it was, in fact, exactly spot on: Lehman Brothers has accused Barclays Capital of taking $8.2 billion more than it should have when it bought key assets of the failed investment bank a year ago. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090915/ap_on_
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I would say that that is one of the only things the article does get right. A good place to start would be: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_City_blackout_of_1977 http://www.amazon.com/Ladies-Gentlemen-Bronx-Burning-Basebal...
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i read this article the other day, linked from zero hedge, and i was struck, as some other commenter above are, at how divorced from reality this piece is. i live in new york, grew up in new york, left for college, came back in jan 2007, ju
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last week i booted an old box with ie6 as the only browser around, windows update was pushing ie8 as a critical update. i didn't apply it, because a real install of ie6 (not the stand alone collection) is what that system is used for...but
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That is the easiest strategy, but the author doesn't mean it, and the entire collection of info backs that up. He even says so a few lines later: "This isn't one of those rants about IE6 or a campaign to try to kill it. There are enough o
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interesting that they followed up the recent change of bringing in the right hand ad column no matter the width of your browser window to beside your results with something a bit more innocuous. well - according to http://www.searchenginej
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On the subject of Nigerian scammers, the inclusion of their cat food racket in District 9 was a hilarious touch.
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