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Twitter CEO Says Company Isn't Seeking IPO or Sale (cnbc.com)
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Replacement Google(replacementgoogle.com)
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No Google Maps Plan for iPhone 5(reuters.com)
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Twitter cofounder Dorsey visits MIT to recruit for Square(boston.com)
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Innovation secrets from Joss Whedon(fastcocreate.com)
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Far from the Valley, tech incubators take root in Boston(bostonglobe.com)
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by morisy 14y ago
For an existing website, I never want the user to leave my existing domain. If they have to leave my domain, it absolutely needs to be to go to a brand name they know and trust, and there better be a really good reason.
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by morisy 14y ago
I'm a very happy Stripe customer, but the design of the payment page is just something we've never taken the time to get right. These are beautiful examples. Not sure I'm sold on the idea of using them as part of an existing site, but looks
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How Austin, TX almost purchased its first drone(muckrock.com)
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SEC files charges against Bio Defense executives for misleading investors(boston.com)
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Kickstarter helps fund everything from robospiders to indie albums(bostonglobe.com)
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by morisy 14y ago
I think the existence of non-practicing entities is at least a small counterweight to that. A cartel doesn't do you much good if an NPE can come in and slap you with a multi-million dollar lawsuit. A million dollars here, a million dollars
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Apple, Google reportedly in patent truce talks(techcrunch.com)
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by morisy 14y ago
Merriam-Webster definition of Startup: "a fledgling business enterprise". See a lot of zero revenue businesses that throw around the scale idea as justification for not having a business model, but the older I get the more I believe titles,
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by morisy 14y ago
Having had my own revenue-positive "startup" called a hobby, a toy, a blog and various other diminutions, generally by people who've never managed their own company's budget or, if they have, have blown millions in startup capital, this was
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by morisy 14y ago
This was my initial thought, too. They're in a real pickle though: Is their long-term strategy really to build a platform/ecosystem to compete with Apple, Microsoft, Amazon AND Google? Because that's quite a crowded field, but if they don't
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by morisy 14y ago
Interesting suggestion. I do really enjoy seeing creative individuals do unrequested design comps, but I think you hit the nail on the head: Don't drag someone else down to do it.
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by morisy 14y ago
A lot of the strong feedback appeared to be a backlash to the perception that this was a marketing scheme dressed up as a public service suggestion. Offering an open letter of advice coupled with biting critique, rather than making a privat
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Even Silicon Valley's Prison Inmates Have Their Own Startup Incubator(motherboard.vice.com)
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by morisy 14y ago
Hmm, that might be our next big campaign after we get our Drone project a little more under control ...
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ShowHN: Help the EFF uncover domestic drone planning(muckrock.com)
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by morisy 14y ago
Thanks. That one line just stood out as a red flag to me on what looked like an otherwise very compelling product - anything that I think could even hint at a Google penalty is sort of a non-starter.
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by morisy 14y ago
Looks like an interesting idea, but I'd be extremely wary of signing up for any site that rewards users for helping boost your SEO with inbound links. Google has traditionally been pretty harsh on anything resembling linkbuying, and these i
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by morisy 14y ago
Paul makes a good point, and I think it's one the post addresses -- eventually. Context is everything, both in terms of talking to other people and being honest with yourself. I was a textbook example of the "Profitable since month one" cro
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The forecast is hyperlocal(timwindsor.com)
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Hunting for child porn, FBI stymied by Tor undernet(muckrock.com)
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by morisy 14y ago
Wow, you were right: They had a bunch of stuff on Einstein. http://vault.fbi.gov/search?SearchableText=einstein
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by morisy 14y ago
What a phenomenal way to gather a list of passwords to brute force the hashed files with.
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Richard Feynman's FBI Files(muckrock.com)
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FOIA for E-mails between Google and the FCC regarding Street View investigation(muckrock.com)
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