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moolave
16y ago
Then I hope we can help them if given the opportunity. The site is working so far. Thanks for the feedback, folks. http://moolave.tk/
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moolave
16y ago
Pay it forward, is what they say. I've seen one too many instances of these happening despite the cynicism all around us. I still believe in human compassion.
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Negotiation Valuation With Investors
(bizjournals.com)
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Awesome points. I agree with giving the programmer all the uninterrupted time to hack. As a matter of fact, allowing someone dedicated to his or her project to work without unnecessary intervention applies across the industry board. When
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That's probably why Kurzweil's son mentioned he is "less-weird" these days. Just imagine being mocked for evangelizing futurists ideas that were thought impossible are now surfacing into mainstream science. Of course, acquiring a vast amo
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Seamless access is definitely one feature I appreciate the most.
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Then share with friends and create a multi-player platform. =)
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And that, my friend, is a totally sustainable residual-income-based business model too.
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And these days we are grateful to have companies like Dropbox or Backupify for that.
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Yes, Fred Wilson's recent blog, and commentary contributors, have a lot of valuable input on this.
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Taken from a previous entry, this is just one of many reasons why the founders could be given the exit route: they keep majority of the company shares. At a company that is facing unexpected roadbumps, this has to eventually be executed in
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True. Demand creation and life time value are one of many things that add sustainability to a company on its way to hockey stick scaling.
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I would definitely have to agree on this. As much as I am open to the possible "lifestyle business" examples given, I would still think about scaling the business to a level similar to SAS if given the opportunity (I applaud them for recen
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16y ago
I liked Dune. The PC game and movie. It could be imminent that a Hollywood remake is in the works.
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Google Doesn't Believe Wi-Fi Data Collection Didn't Break U.S. Law
(online.wsj.com)
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This is probably the thesis behind this article: http://www.wired.com/magazine/2010/05/ff_nicholas_carr/2/ Now try reading through this article without getting distracted.
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16y ago
It definitely has something to do with formal editorial usage than drinking the Kool Aid amongst many institutions. But because of this single word "tweet", almost everyone in pop culture can get a good sense of what this writer is talking
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How to Find Your Angel Investor
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It could be one of many problems, but I checked a similar thread reporting the same issue; only this time the issue was addressed under Gmail (still Google) http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/gmail/thread?tid=35602...
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moolave
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Thanks Jeff. It might have something to do with Google running slow (with Gmail and other applications having the same challenge). I will check and see what's causing it.
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Yes, we designed the website from the Wix Flash platform and published it on Google Sites. We still have to make some changes as the right-hand side is taking some space on high-resolution screens.
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Thanks for the input. For some reason it works on Chrome and Firefox on my side. I will check and see what I find.
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And no matter how long your commitment is to maintain that ideal (corporate or personal) relationship, there will be times that drastic changes have to be made. But we all try; and keep on trying...
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Definitely creating a virtual app product that will take over the market share of HP, Sun, Dell, IBM, etc. Someone was predicting the cloud network will be a trillion dollar market so they are positioning themselves for it. Some cloud and
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Works both ways then. Thanks.
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Business Model for Startups by Steve Blanks
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If it was server storage related, then we don't mind helping them out =)
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Oh, you know how TC is. A better example of a classy article could be from one of their writers, Jeff Carr. Nonetheless, they have a great team and are still one of the best sources of up-to-the-minute tech news.
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This is almost like housingmaps.com but X100.
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Being the richest man in the cemetery doesn’t matter to me … Going to bed at night saying we’ve done something wonderful… that’s what matters to me. -Steve Jobs
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