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901.
by nhangen 15y ago
This product is so amazing that it makes iOS provisioning and ad hoc distribution look professional, and that's saying a lot. Huge fan of this service.
902.
by nhangen 15y ago
It takes time to get it right, and I think Gowalla and Foursquare are both on track to do just that. I also think Josh is a great product guy and will eventually find a working solution. I think this is great proof that they aren't just wai
903.
by nhangen 15y ago
I took something different from this article, which was that if you wait to do business until you have a sure thing, then you are waiting too long. Take advantage of opportunities, and figure out the details on thew way.
904.
by nhangen 15y ago
This is exactly it. In fact, I was just talking with my partner last week about the fact that almost every time we get a potential client or lead that wants to meet or talk on the phone first, it almost always never turns into real work. On
905.
by nhangen 15y ago
I don't have a problem hearing from people with ideas, what I have a problem with is 9 out of 10 people fail to execute and as a result, waste my time. It seems that to many, having a business, or an app idea, is as far as it gets. As an en
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WikiLeaks puts all its US cables online, unredacted (independent.co.uk)
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907.
by nhangen 15y ago
I'm guessing this was linked because it was an interesting discussion on helicopter piloting and not because of the original question. Pretty neat description of how it works.
908.
by nhangen 15y ago
I for one am extremely tired of this kind of stuff happening and as a result, never knowing wheat I can watch, and can't watch, with Netflix streaming. Two weeks ago, my son and I were watching LOTR and had to pause for some travel. When we
909.
by nhangen 15y ago
It's their product, why not let them decide what they do and do not allow?
910.
by nhangen 15y ago
Doesn't really seem to address a pain point imo.
911.
by nhangen 15y ago
I'm sad about this in the same way I'm bummed when a great athlete retires. We've witness one of the greatest turnarounds in history, and though I'm confident that Apple will remain strong, it sucks to see this happen. That said, when the m
912.
by nhangen 15y ago
Ain't that the truth. As I've learned to program, I found that the language was the easy part. The hard part was learning to think like a programmer, which requires a complete mental shift, for most of us anyway. That's the hard part.
913.
by nhangen 15y ago
Oh great, thanks for pointing out that it's him, not his idea, that didn't make the cut...
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by nhangen 15y ago
It's the name. Thick lips sounds like a lot of things to a lot of different people, none of which are particularly flattering. Fat Lips might be a better choice for this market.
915.
by nhangen 15y ago
Why would you want them to disappear? I have Flurry installed in my apps to help me identify usage patterns, and see which types of people use my apps. I don't think there's anything wrong with that.
916.
by nhangen 15y ago
Well, to be fair, I'm more apt to buy something after reading positive Amazon reviews, so in that sense, the network effect is important.
917.
by nhangen 15y ago
I don't know... I like that you're trying to address the problem, but I think this points to another problem, which is the core issue of whether you actually care about your employees' success as much as you do about the company. On a grand
918.
by nhangen 15y ago
I'm not a big Google+ fanboy like many, but damn, this is a bit premature no? Furthermore, the quality of the editorial is suspect, mostly because the author is using personal anecdotes to reach broad perspectives. I can't believe this is o
919.
by nhangen 15y ago
I've been waiting for something like this for years. Cannot wait to read this one, if nothing else, for the inspiration.
920.
by nhangen 15y ago
Not sure when it was introduced, but I know I had it with iWork 2009 on Snow Leopard.
921.
by nhangen 15y ago
In the context of this article, "only runs on Mac" is just fine, as Write Room also "only runs on Mac."
922.
by nhangen 15y ago
Defend against what?
923.
by nhangen 15y ago
Pages has full screen writing mode, can open doc, and can export in doc and/or PDF. I never understood why it wasn't more popular than.
924.
by nhangen 15y ago
I don't believe that he's sorry; I believe he's sorry that he was demonized. He apologized, but kept the money. That's silly.
925.
by nhangen 15y ago
From Odio in the comments on the post: "I think you took my olive branch and stomped on it." No Sam, an olive branch would have been to return the money with an apology. Better yet, what he did to you is the same thing you did to his experi
926.
by nhangen 15y ago
And sadly, the bad ruin it for everyone.
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by nhangen 15y ago
Yeah, it's cool, but also nefarious, charity or not.
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by nhangen 15y ago
TLDR; Google+ has infinite scrolling, and Flickr does not, therefore Flickr is passe and not supported by developers or the photo sharing community.
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by nhangen 15y ago
I agree with this, and it's the same approach my partner and I have adopted. It's hard enough to build and focus on a product with internal problems and suggestions, much less adding customer/tester feedback to the mix. We have a vision, so
930.
by nhangen 15y ago
I disagree that the Republicans and Tea Party can be tied together in the same / - but also that their sole method for fixing the economy is lowering taxes. Regardless, the answer isn't jobs, but transitioning people from being skilled in t

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