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In the spirit of "ask HN: who's hiring" FOSS job board(jobs.shapado.com)
7 points by latch 17y ago|0 comments
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by latch 17y ago
Their 404 page is 142KB...not huge, not small. Just sayin'
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by latch 17y ago
a friend recently launched feedingo.com - which is exactly that, a better google reader.
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by latch 17y ago
arrg..when will Android support USB Host? We (and many others) are stuck in a WinCE world solely because everyone else is missing this feature.
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by latch 17y ago
You can [sadly] substitute IE9 for quite a few different products from MS where the demo come out so early that by the time of release, competition is well ahead. ZuneHD was initially announced cheaper than the comparable iPod touch - by th
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by latch 17y ago
IE's implementation seems to be the best. Unfortunately, the post kinda comes off as being one big "our implementation is the best"
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by latch 17y ago
Drag'n Drop in a MS demo, who would have thunk it?
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by latch 17y ago
Is web design becoming a commodity? In some cases it has been for a while, but like all professionals, a good designer will learn new skills and adapt to the changing world - like crazy jquery kung fu or iphone samurai.
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by latch 17y ago
Dreamy I know, but you'd hope that a coalition would form to defend HTC from this, unless they rather be next: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_they_came.. .
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by latch 17y ago
But if you asked them to list cell/smart phone providers, they'd probably list Nokia before Google.
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by latch 17y ago
Online-only strategy, lack of traditional advertising, lack of carrier choice, US-only availability. If you did a real survey asking what 'Android' or 'Nexus One' are, I'd be curious to know how many knew (I'm guessing about 10%)
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by latch 17y ago
I think a lot of us question "Microsoft's ability to take on the competition." Maybe not from a technical point of view, but certainly from a bureaucratic, entitlement and motivational one.
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by latch 17y ago
I hate to be conspiracy-theory-guy, but deep down, I feel that the rate at which IE becomes compliant is tied to Silverlight's market penetration. The move to open standards on the web will only truly come when MS feels like it has sufficie
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by latch 17y ago
yes, it is. "social element is embedded in the commercial operations" is something I want to remember. Can't help but think that, should this happen here, someone would try and sue - which is sad.