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10 Worst Innovation Mistakes In A Recession.(businessweek.com)
3 points by mpfefferle 19y ago|0 comments
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by mpfefferle 19y ago
Gotta love Vista. Blue screens on boot up have become part of my morning ritual.
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by mpfefferle 19y ago
ClamAV might be a good choice for virus detection. It's open source so you can probably configure it to not delete the viruses.
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by mpfefferle 19y ago
This is a good thing. J2ME is rather useless for real applications. For example, if you're going to write an app for Nokia phones, target Symbian so you can use the features that actually make those phones attractive.
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by mpfefferle 19y ago
I used to play Space Invaders on a TI-99 my dad got when I was in kindergarten. My first real computer was an IBM PS/1.
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by mpfefferle 19y ago
Anyone have any idea what this consultant might have been doing to get this kind of productivity?
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by mpfefferle 19y ago
This may be more of a pipe dream than a viable idea, but I'd like to see someone come up with a new model for an insurance company where everyone's interests are more aligned. For example, a health insurance company that paid doctors a div
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by mpfefferle 19y ago
So they're using RF to cause the salt water to release hydrogen, but when you burn hydrogen you get water. Unless there's some other reaction going on in there, all they're doing is converting electromagnetic energy to chemical energy to t
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Random Acts of Initiative(sethgodin.typepad.com)
2 points by mpfefferle 19y ago|0 comments
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Nokia, the computer company?(mobileopportunity.blogspot.com)
1 points by mpfefferle 19y ago|0 comments
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by mpfefferle 19y ago
The strategic importance of owning the network could be incredibly valuable for any tech company. If the author is correct though, and the business really is a low margin headache, wouldn't it still be in their interest for Apple, Google,
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by mpfefferle 19y ago
It's funny how easy it is to derail a meeting like this. Another good one is to compare yourself to the competition. It's guaranteed to waste time as everyone pulls up the same old arguments on why your better.
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by mpfefferle 19y ago
Two questions: 1. Why exactly do they care? Isn't their job to enforce policy rather than create it? 2. Other than being a dominant opinion in the department, how does this actually affect net neutrality?
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by mpfefferle 19y ago
My last job was at a startup (they preferred the term 'early growth faze company') developing mobile security software. I was in charge of all of the development efforts and personally built the first generations of the Anti-Virus, Call Sc
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by mpfefferle 19y ago
One of these guys? http://www.microscopy-uk.org.uk/mag/artjun00/mmbearp.html IIRC from freshman biology, these guys go into suspended animation when they dry out. I guess that's the post liquidity reference.
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by mpfefferle 19y ago
I'll give that a try. Something more interactive would be nice though if only to generate conversation and set a hard deadline.
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by mpfefferle 19y ago
That's true. I've been using it all day though, and my eyes definitely feel better. It's kinda growing on me.
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by mpfefferle 19y ago
I thought Facebook was getting horrible ad performance. Also, Google adds normally complement information content. Facebook is more about communication and personal connections.
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by mpfefferle 19y ago
Why not set up regular conference calls so those of us not near a startup hub can participate?
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by mpfefferle 19y ago
Alt+Shift+Print Screen for those on Windows. http://www.wikihow.com/Invert-Colors-on-Your-Windows-XP
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by mpfefferle 19y ago
"The opening of Japan's copper phone lines to DSL competition launched a "virtuous cycle" of ever-increasing speed..." They got real performance gains when they decoupled the service provider from the infrastructure provider. Of course, th
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A Roadmap for an Entrepreneurial Economy(businessweek.com)
3 points by mpfefferle 20y ago|1 comments