keltex

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by keltex 16y ago
Does anyone know if you install an app on Chrome on one device, will you have to pay for it on another device?
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by keltex 16y ago
Half the price? Not entirely accurate. The subsidized price is going from $199 to $99, but the actual price of the device is just dropping by 20% from $499 to $399. People forget the hidden extra $300.
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by keltex 16y ago
Does it seem sort of Microsoftish that Google uses an undocumented API to their own benefit without letting the rest of the community know?
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by keltex 16y ago
Dropping 1080p is a mistake. Yeah, 1080p looks the same as 720p at normal viewing distances, but most consumers don't believe it. They got that 1080p TV and by god they want 1080p content. Even if it's highly-compressed artifact ridden vide
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by keltex 16y ago
"I pine for a Mini-USB conenction, but Micro-USB is much better than some properietary connector. (I like Mini better than Micro because the slightly larger form factor seems far more durable. Time will tell.) " Actually the Micro USB was d
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by keltex 16y ago
Because the state was swimming in money from tax receipts because the economy was doing so well. It's easy for legislators to give out stuff when there's a surplus.
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by keltex 16y ago
Yeah but if it hadn't been for Prop 13, many people (quite possibly your parents) potentially could be driven out of their homes due to escalating property taxes had taxes scaled with the "market value" of their homes. Actually the biggest
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by keltex 16y ago
Yahoo finance (last year) had 20 million unique readers. That probably gives you an idea of the scale of how many people are individual investors or interested in investing. http://gigaom.com/2009/07/16/yahoos-number-ones-so-much-more...
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by keltex 16y ago
I think this is a push by the investors to cash out. It boggles my mind (according to techcrunch) that they have $355M in financing. They are heavily dependent on organic search results that a re-balancing of google's algorithms could squas
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Americans Buy IPads While Broke in New Abnormal Economy(bloomberg.com)
5 points by keltex 16y ago|1 comments
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Visual Studio 2010 keyboard shortcut poster(weblogs.asp.net)
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by keltex 16y ago
$130 is a really compelling price point. The NY Times charges $20/month to access their Kindle edition ($240/year). What they should do is offer a 2-year contract and throw a Kindle in for free. I personally hate this model, but it's been p
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$150 Android Tablet from Kmart(electronista.com)
33 points by keltex 16y ago|30 comments
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Google adds dictionary results to OneBox(googlesystem.blogspot.com)
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Installed base of Android OS using the Android Market(developer.android.com)
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by keltex 16y ago
I really like how Logitech solves this problem with their Performance MX mouse. It takes a AA battery and includes a rechargeable AA battery. When the mouse's battery runs low, you just connect the (included) micro-USB cable. The mouse rech
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by keltex 16y ago
Better to take it one step further. Find people like this, interview them, put the videos online and let everybody share in their wisdom.
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Running cutting edge "Canary Chrome" alongside stable Chrome(tools.google.com)
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Preview fonts with Google Font Previewer(code.google.com)
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by keltex 16y ago
Third world countries are cheaper for certain things. Namely products with a lot of local labor, which is cheap. That's why food (locally grown with local labor), rickshaws (driven by local labor), etc. are very cheap in India. But items wh
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by keltex 16y ago
My friend at Microsoft is really going to be bummed. He loves his iPhone. This isn't a joke either. I saw him about 6 months ago and he was raving about the thing. He said, "Microsoft could never have made this."
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by keltex 16y ago
It will never kill Facebook. Facebook as an entity will still exist. Sure there might be a change in ownership, lawsuits, etc. But nobody involved would want to threaten the functional business / golden goose which is Facebook.
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by keltex 16y ago
If the previous contract is deemed valid, then the later contracts are usually "breached" and they can sue for damages. This means that the first investors all the way until through the latest investors have contracts signed by Zuckerberg o
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Conversion Rate Lessons for Newspaper Paywalls(seomoz.org)
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I'll add to that. Billing and collecting from clients.
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by keltex 16y ago
Look at the javascript page: http://www.cpedia.com/wiki/Javascript/AJAX_&_Javascript Is this informative? Much less readable?
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by keltex 16y ago
This was a triumph. I'm making a note here: HUGE SUCCESS. It's hard to overstate my satisfaction. Apple Computer We do what we must because we can.
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by keltex 16y ago
Take this with a grain of salt. He in an investor in Stack Overflow after all: http://www.unionsquareventures.com/investments/index.php
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by keltex 16y ago
A partner and I used to have a used medical equipment business. Cold calling, unfortunately, was a big part of it. One trick we learned was to pitch the OPPOSITE of what we were trying to sell. That is, we asked if the medical office was in
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by keltex 16y ago
NPR's Podcast Planet Money has an interesting show on this subject called "The Million Dollar Microsecond": http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2010/06/08/127563433/the-tues...

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