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by mos1 16y ago
I bought one for my wife, and ended up stealing it because of the momentum scrolling. It's not as nice of an input device as Apple's trackpad, but it's my favorite mouse to date. (and the first Apple mouse that I actually enjoyed using.)
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by mos1 16y ago
I have a Kindle and an iPad. The iPad isn't a reader. iPad doesn't work worth a damn in the sun (the finger smudges show up, and the screen washes out), and even in the dark it's just not as nice as reading from paper or kindle. I've found
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by mos1 16y ago
I'm bothered by sentiments such as yours, indicating that selling other people's property for a profit isn't unethical, immoral or criminal.
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by mos1 16y ago
What does that have to do with getting additional funding after you've launched? You're kidding, right? I gave an example in which you've launched, have a profitable product, have $100k in the bank, and are debating the merits additional
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by mos1 16y ago
I view 'Sent from my BlackBerry / iPhone' as a way of explaining why the email is so short.
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by mos1 16y ago
if your product was good, it wouldn't need funding after it launched. Simplified example: You have a customer acquisition cost of $10, and lifetime customer value is roughly $50. Average customer duration is 18 months. You expect this s
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by mos1 16y ago
You had ATM receipts generated by a known thief. Can you see why this might not be the solid proof of identity that you like to imagine it was?
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by mos1 16y ago
http://www.irs.gov/publications/p54/ch04.html Your expert disagrees with what mine told me, and it seems to disagree with the IRS as well. I'd suggest you obtain a second opinion if this situation is relevant to your life.
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by mos1 16y ago
nothing more than a "Thanks for trying, sorry about this." Actually, they got a request that they be grateful that they received some minor expenses, and some whinging that BUL paid some money but didn't receive a finished product. "Sor
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by mos1 16y ago
So you're upset that they say Core i5 2.4Ghz, instead of Core i5-520M 2.4 GHz?
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by mos1 16y ago
No, it doesn't. Here's the relevant quote, indicating that the only thing they won't cover is damage you cause while attempting a swap. Swapping itself is fine. WARNING: Apple recommends that you have an Apple-certified technician instal
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by mos1 16y ago
There is also a marketing lesson here. Panic got positive publicity, and positive brand associations for things that weren't directly related to their products. Thus, not only did they do a positive thing for their community, they also adde
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by mos1 16y ago
http://i.imgur.com/4t4SW.png First line in each description ;-)
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by mos1 17y ago
Results for my real name indicate that I have a doctorate, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, and that I was last sold for $650,000.
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by mos1 17y ago
Fine here too, 10.6.3 / 5.0.342.9
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by mos1 17y ago
http://imgur.com/wrDDC.png There is no Netflix logo present in either portrait or landscape mode, whilst a movie is playing.
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by mos1 17y ago
The comments both here and on reddit contain many vivid examples of how people react to a marketing message. Virtually nobody changed their mind (many simply got more strident in their position when confronted with opposing interpretations.
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by mos1 17y ago
He also wrote software that scraped and archived AIM status messages. Apparently he has a long history of scraping content in various forms.
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by mos1 17y ago
I got one. While I won't claim it's perfect, most of my complaints are about app quality and availability, which will rectify themselves shortly. My first day experience with iPad is a lot more positive than my first day experience with
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by mos1 17y ago
people keep saying this, and i keep thinking it'll be shot from a truly horrible angle and will be really unflattering.
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by mos1 17y ago
I hate April 1st. [shakes fist]
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by mos1 17y ago
I'm sorry, I inadvertently downvoted you. I actually agree completely with what you said, especially after reading the thread he cited.
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by mos1 17y ago
My crystal ball shows that the future is cloudy, with a chance of defamation lawsuits.
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by mos1 17y ago
Nobody would link or discuss a student's conceptual redesign of a Fanta bottle.
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by mos1 17y ago
one of the most common no doubt being approval from peers. Another is buying an Apple instead of a PC. I recently replaced one of each, and the difference in the quantity of decisions and amount of technical knowledge required to make th
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by mos1 17y ago
maybe "telnet {$addr} 80". Summary: The Telnet service in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP2 and SP3, Server 2003 SP2, Vista Gold, SP1, and SP2, and Server 2008 Gold and SP2 allows remote Telnet servers to execute arbitrary code on a cli
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by mos1 17y ago
Since when is "entrepreneur" a sleazy word?
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by mos1 17y ago
She can almost assuredly get knocked out during voir dire simply by being educated, intelligent and analytical. I've been called to voir dire three times, and three times I've been excused after being asked about my educational and professi
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by mos1 17y ago
I don't think it has anything to do with giving their previous employer a kickback. Rather, it's simply that they're already aware of their old employers strengths and weaknesses, so vendor evaluation is made a lot simpler.
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by mos1 17y ago
Indeed, I did. I often listen to The Moth while walking my dogs, but I'd missed this one. Or at least I think I did... I had to google it up because the URL you gave me had some sort of oddly broken redirect, so I'm simply assuming that he

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