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541.
by newobj 14y ago
I wonder if people are overvaluing these gtlds. Of the general public, how many people are going to see "great.books" and think "Oh that's a URL I should type."
542.
by newobj 14y ago
I remember laughing at them when they launched at and won TC50. "Twitter for the enterprise! What a dumb idea." I'm laughing all the way to their bank now.
543.
by newobj 14y ago
The use of RJD2 in the soundtrack seems to go a bit above and beyond fair use.
544.
by newobj 14y ago
Brutal on mobile.
545.
by newobj 14y ago
Well obviously the bad guys are just going through the phone book one by one.
546.
by newobj 14y ago
Perfect, thanks!
547.
by newobj 14y ago
Sounds like you may not be familiar with Armadillo Aerospace yet...
548.
by newobj 14y ago
Related, can someone recommend a "it just works" gamepad (wired better than wireless) for use with OSX? Preferably attainable via Amazon?
549.
by newobj 14y ago
A slap fight over an awful trademark.
550.
by newobj 14y ago
As a kid who began writing code on an Apple II I cant believe you feel that today's situation is inferior to our own. I didn't know anyone who HAD a computer let alone could program it and I sure as hell never imagined that I could actually
551.
by newobj 14y ago
TL;DR 44% of Kickstarters are successful. WHAT! That's amazingly high.
552.
by newobj 14y ago
You're an expert in gold panning yet you need tools?
553.
by newobj 14y ago
For god's sake at LEAST put a towel over your head when recording a voice-over.
554.
by newobj 14y ago
Read the whole article and all these comments and I'm still waiting to hear what makes this a quote unquote feature. Making a decision is not a feature, otherwise Friday team lunch at Chipotle is also a feature.
555.
by newobj 14y ago
Ooooook. My wife makes hundreds of dollars a month doing this; it was a serious comment.
556.
by newobj 14y ago
Placenta encapsulation
557.
by newobj 14y ago
Well crying about a certain personality or type of person crowding into your formerly insular world is hardly going to accomplish anything. The context is a competitive business landscape so let the competition's results sort it all out.
558.
by newobj 14y ago
Ryan, do you have any problems with the business being located in Florida? In terms of attracting talent, even in light of a 4 day work week?
559.
by newobj 14y ago
Insane amounts? Like 16G? That I can buy for like $80?
560.
by newobj 15y ago
I'm not arguing the existence of Watcom C++ 9.5/386 :) But let's be clear the first version of Watcom C++ was released in 1993. To suggest the demoscene started there is ludicrous.
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by newobj 15y ago
Really, the demo scene, which started out in the 80's, was using Watcom C++? Watch the behind scenes video of Second Reality (1993). They're coding Pascal and (duh) assembly. The demoscene was really born out of cracks/intros/loaders which
562.
by newobj 15y ago
Maybe you should consider donating your time to providing private lessons to Caine in arguing ad hominem. I didn't assert any superiority to hacking tech or hacking business. Give him a business mentor or tech mentor. A ledger or a breadboa
563.
by newobj 15y ago
Are you a dad joshu? Just curious. The emotions I feel towards this kid are highly protective ones. He was seemingly happy in his own little world of tinkering and barking for customers. Now the adults have to swoop in and make it a spectac
564.
by newobj 15y ago
He doesn't need a joshu "real" claw machine game to start a business because he's already started a business. I'll take your personal assessments of my character under consideration, thank you for the input.
565.
by newobj 15y ago
it's not about "earning" or "rewarding". your kid says "look dad, i built a clock out of paper". do you respond "that's great, let me buy you a real clock so you don't have to mess with that paper anymore." or do you respond "that's great,
566.
by newobj 15y ago
the kid is a hacker and tinkerer. perhaps the most moving part of the story is the myriad clever ways he approximated all the things he wanted to do. why reward that with giving him the "actual thing"? it may show your generosity as a benef
567.
by newobj 15y ago
not only are you the "big bummer guy", but you're also totally wrong about the appropriateness of this to hacker news. so, bummer, big bummer guy.
568.
by newobj 15y ago
yeah, you are seriously missing the point if your instinct upon seeing this is to buy him a claw machine.
569.
by newobj 15y ago
Deck chairs get rearranged (titanic.blogspot.com)
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by newobj 15y ago
I don't think everyone's doing it for fun, I'm sure there are savvy dudes out there that know that there's a lot of money to be had by being a first mover in the Notch ecosystem. But even those that are doing it for fun -- you might be un

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