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Top ISPs poised to adopt graduated response to piracy(news.cnet.com)
6 points by klous 15y ago|0 comments
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by klous 15y ago
Seems like there is an opportunity to simplify local encryption with TrueCrypt / Dropbox integration into a neat, streamlined package for the layman.
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by klous 15y ago
I realized this question was discussed on HN previously, http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2547254 but this submission is pointing to a specific answer.
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Is it hard to build, market and maintain a web app that makes $1000 a month?(quora.com)
4 points by klous 15y ago|1 comments
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by klous 15y ago
You can get "clean" or "default" results from google by using http://www.scroogle.org/
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by klous 15y ago
One of the points of Tobin's writeup is the rampant copying/reposting of job descriptions by unscrupulous staffing firms. Had a related idea a while back, not sure of enforceability of copyright laws: 0) Charge for service that: 1) Takes a
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by klous 15y ago
iTunes Match premise: Once a pirate, not always a pirate. Pirates are willing to pay $25 / yr for legit 256 kbps AAC tracks of stuff they already have? And you must keep paying $25/yr in perpetuity for access to these tracks?
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New job board flips traditional business model, charges job applicants(blog.thedetroithub.com)
2 points by klous 15y ago|0 comments
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History Repeats - Facebook is the new AOL(convinceandconvert.com)
15 points by klous 15y ago|9 comments
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The Founder's Library(swombat.com)
4 points by klous 15y ago|0 comments
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by klous 15y ago
Hey fellow metro Detroiter, you could perhaps present PrivateFlock at DNewTech, get some more feedback, meet other local people in the startup world, maybe an investor or a business person who can take it to the next level. If you'd like, I
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by klous 15y ago
They already have a small army of salespeople pushing their ad network to SMB. Extending their salespeople's product line to include 'offers' wouldn't be a huge stretch.
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by klous 16y ago
Too many people like to endlessly weigh their options and wait for permission or someone's blessing to launch. I hear: I just need funding to launch my startup, I just need to get accepted to this startup incubator, I just need to find a co
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by klous 16y ago
Hmm...not really aimed at mom and pop ecommerce: "Pricing starts at $25,000 per year."
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by klous 16y ago
if you go the WDTV route, make sure you get the latest one, WDTV Live Plus, as it also streams Netflix. The interface/remote is the biggest issue, I'd like to be able to control with iOS or Android device.
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by klous 16y ago
There are a few startup and hacker communities in Detroit, namely DNewTech, i3Detroit, OmniCorpDetroit. DNewTech meets monthly, with a keynote speaker and showcases 5 startups.
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by klous 16y ago
As mentioned by others, Learn Python the Hard Way is a great place to start. I suggest supplementing it with: The Google tutorial on Python. [1] Python by Osmosis screencasts [2] Django Book online. [3] ProudN00b is a great blog on a simi
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by klous 16y ago
I have looked on the home page and on the various pages, including the readings page and the example code that he uses in class is still not in the online resources.
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by klous 16y ago
The disappointing part is that the lecturer talks about handouts that are given to students with the example code he uses during the lectures, which isn't online AFAIK. I find myself taking screenshots of the full screen flash video and rep
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The Author’s Dilemma – Why Most Business Books Suck(infochachkie.com)
3 points by klous 16y ago|1 comments
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by klous 16y ago
yipit is a good example of company working off this idea, by compressing all of the daily deals relevant to you in your area into a single email.
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by klous 16y ago
Groupon does enable merchants to set quantity limits on deals. Mercata wasn't a daily deal site, it was a demand aggregation site which has inherent problems as mentioned above and in the article.
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by klous 16y ago
If you're in Chicago or other covered areas out east, Peapod has been delivering groceries for a while. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peapod#Current_Locations
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Be Careful About Outsourcing Your Customer Acquisition(sachinagarwal.com)
1 points by klous 16y ago|0 comments
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by klous 16y ago
It would be great if there was a combo of internet archive wayback machine + google fastflip-type browsing http://fastflip.googlelabs.com/
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Your idea sucks, now go do it anyway(blog.asmartbear.com)
4 points by klous 16y ago|1 comments
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What’s The 2011 Outlook For Seed-Stage Investing?(blogs.wsj.com)
3 points by klous 16y ago|0 comments
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Consultants offer $99 analysis of new business ideas(springwise.com)
2 points by klous 16y ago|0 comments
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by klous 16y ago
Also worth mentioning: http://www.quicksprout.com and http://roachpost.com/
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by klous 16y ago
A worldwide crowdsource platform for the workers who only have access to cell phones is txteagle http://txteagle.com/ and article written on them: http://www.technologyreview.com/printer_friendly_article.asp...

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