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by minot 12y ago
Ah so here we have a situation where VC and founder are not on the same page. What my grandparent said is valid from the VC's perspective. What you said is valid from the founder's perspective. I think it is important as a founder
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by minot 12y ago
I'd like to add an example here. Forty five billion dollars may be cool but for me in my current situation, I'd say a million dollars (dare I say even before taxes?) would drastically change my situation. Also, we have to remember
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by minot 12y ago
How do you push updates to webview through the play store?
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by minot 12y ago
I hope they make one with a full size HDMI (maybe even HDMI 2?) next year.
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by minot 12y ago
Can you give me a proper citation on AOL spending the most money on net neutrality? Best I could find was most money spent on lobbyists but there is more to net neutrality than directly lobbying Congress, yeah? I'd say this report htt
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by minot 12y ago
I'd go to bed at 7 AM and wake up at 1 PM. A regular nine to five job would be 3 PM to 11 PM. I, personally, have pretty much no social life so it wouldn't affect me that much if we had to work nine hundred hours to seventeen hund
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by minot 12y ago
It means Nepal Time is designed to be as true to the natural time as possible for Kathmandu, the capital city. It'd be a little ridiculous to say Nepal Time is UTC + 5:41:46 though. Not much more ridiculous than what we have now but st
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by minot 12y ago
Did you mean West?
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by minot 12y ago
(Just a customer, not affiliated to SRT) We are starting to get fiber to the premises in Minot, North Dakota. It is not a blanket deployment as far as I know but it is happening... albeit slowly. I believe there is a lighted line from here
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by minot 12y ago
How will you get Tor binaries if they block Tor project website in the next wave of bans?
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by minot 12y ago
> Surge pricing in Uber's case is not rent-seeking if surge-pricing actually increases supply (i.e. more drivers on the road). My gut says it doesn't ( don't think that drivers get out on the road fast enough), but I don&#
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by minot 12y ago
If they wrote $5.55, they deserve the full credit. I do arithmetic admittedly weirdly in my head. I can't do arithmetic very quickly. When faced with $20 - $14.45, I round up the $14.45 to $15 and subtract from $20. I have $5. Now, I t
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by minot 12y ago
I'd go as far as to say that a zero debt situation is worrisome. It'd mean that we don't have anything (such as infrastructure) that we'd like to spend money on... It'd mean that the situation is bleak for everyone.
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by minot 12y ago
> You mean to tell me that after the horrors of slavery finally ceased, it was the slaveholders that got reparations? How would you have done things differently? The slave holders were powerful people. Even the Church of England apparent
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by minot 12y ago
Not quite a work freeze. There is a subtle difference in that only the most critical code fixes will go in, we'd just document everything else and come up with solutions for the rest. So this isn't exactly a 100% code freeze. Ther
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by minot 12y ago
personally, i don't owe it to anyone to release my copy the source code as long as i am using the product of the source code privately. for example, let's take a point of sale. at the broadest possible sense of imagination, my pos
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by minot 12y ago
I've only worked at four different corporations and even I know that 'private corporations' and 'efficiency' don't necessarily go any better.
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by minot 12y ago
Please have your people try SourceTree[1]. It has a beautiful interface on the mac (Windows version is a little behind). It is backed by Atlassian, the makers of JIRA and Confluence so you know it won't just go away tomorrow. If your p
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by minot 12y ago
If anyone from Github is reading, I'd change > Since we love octocat more than octodog, we'll turn his frown around by removing octodog.txt. to > Since we love octocat more than we love octodog, we'll turn his frown aro
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by minot 12y ago
I know that at least Cyanogen exposes something similar inside settings > privacy. I believe it comes from the hidden app permission manager built into Android. Further reading: http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/07&#
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by minot 12y ago
I live in a cold place. The only heat in my building is electric. Wednesday's minimum is 0°Fahrenheit (-18°C). People will probably die of cold if the power goes out for extended periods of time.
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by minot 12y ago
Forgive my ignorance but what problems do you have with your local electricity/gas utility?
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by minot 12y ago
Infringement, as far as I know is a civil matter. Who is going to sue when everyone is doing it?
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by minot 12y ago
Why in the world would Google disclose information about you to its customers when it can probably make more money by being squarely in the middle? >> Hello, do you need to find someone who might be interested in buying Toyota cars? W
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by minot 12y ago
> "No problem!" I feel indifferent about the parents. Perhaps the writers and directors wanted me to feel that way. I feel absolutely no sympathy for the kid. I am clearly unfit to be a parent. I am just sad for the dog.
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by minot 12y ago
Someone replied this was hosted in Tennessee, United States. Just curious, where would you prefer this to be hosted? (Germany? Switzerland?) I am sure Andrew would not mind someone in that region duplicate a set up like this as this does no
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by minot 12y ago
I've been lurking for a while here. In my observation, the previous consensus seemed to be that it is a bad idea to bundle hosting and email from your domain name registrar. Has this changed? If you have your domain name from Gandi, is