kizel

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by kizel 15y ago
Absolutely! That would be great, and a step we could take the site in the future. What sort of things would you like to make? Personally, the next logical step is a chocolate pacman :)
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by kizel 15y ago
k, cool. Let me know what you think!
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by kizel 15y ago
Do you think there aren't enough pictures on the site? Did you see the process section?
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by kizel 15y ago
Yeah, I usually get here that way, but today was the first time I haven't seen it on the front page, let alone first result.
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by kizel 15y ago
Thanks! Glad you like it. For the time being, we are doing a run with the special edition box. The future of the packaging is still to be determined, but we will be trying a few different directions. But for now, we are really excited to ha
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by kizel 15y ago
Thanks! It might be. I am trying to focus on my own distribution channel at the moment. I was thinking if people like this, and I need to scale, then I will turn to kickstarter!
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Chocolate Invader
6 points by kizel 15y ago|11 comments
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by kizel 15y ago
haha me too. Both are good additions.
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by kizel 15y ago
They seem to be taking a defensive stance. The WebM pool is a step in the right direction. Interesting to see this blog post on the heels of Google buying 1000 patents from IBM. http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2011/07/29/in-battle-for-patents.
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by kizel 15y ago
This is unbelievable. Great app...I wish there was something like this for my bike, but whatever "that" would be, would probably get stolen.
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by kizel 15y ago
Interesting comments, thanks everyone. So, is it that generally start-ups just don't patent? We've discovered two main things: Generally when companies start getting traction, they become a target for patent suits (i.e. Foursquare). Second
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Are patents important to start-ups?
8 points by kizel 15y ago|5 comments