nick007

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A desktop client on the web(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by nick007 17y ago|0 comments
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by nick007 17y ago
i'd say at least 2 or 3 steps up
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Music in the cloud comes to your desktop(techcrunch.com)
5 points by nick007 17y ago|0 comments
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by nick007 17y ago
if there were stock up for sale in OdioWorks LLC i would definitely grab as much as i could
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Prepare Yourself For Ipod Video(techcrunch.com)
3 points by nick007 17y ago|0 comments
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by nick007 17y ago
only you vlad, only you
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China Requires Censoring New PCs (nytimes.com)
2 points by nick007 17y ago|0 comments
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by nick007 17y ago
firefox plugins are actually pretty tough to get started with if you are new to them, even for the adept hacker. there's just not that much in the way of introductory documentation out there. and sure all plugins are open source, but it isn
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by nick007 17y ago
after a good deal of experiences ranging from frameworks to writing SQL by hand, this is the kind of structure that I find most useful.
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My now open source class for using MySQL with PHP(nickalexander.org)
1 points by nick007 17y ago|1 comments
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by nick007 17y ago
sweet app... i'd pay money for this
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by nick007 17y ago
thanks... both bugs have been fixed. and i really like the idea of the free songs. the iTunes streaming is working, but it's a premium feature (currently $12 a month). email me if you want a free trial.
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by nick007 17y ago
thanks again for the feedback. you definitely know your flex (this was the project on which i learned flex from scratch). 1. good advice on the enter key stuff. 2. the uploader actually does more than just upload... it fingerprints songs. i
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by nick007 17y ago
right-- the share option actually allows you to share short clips (less than 30 seconds) of all your songs which is considered fair use.
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by nick007 17y ago
Right now it's built on s3... so storage and bandwidth is pretty easy to do, and cheap. Also, notice that there are premium feature (more songs, and playlist streaming) which users can, and are, paying for.
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by nick007 17y ago
thanks for the advice... especially about the buttons and loading screen. those will change soon.
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by nick007 17y ago
how's it look? what's it missing/need? anything else?
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Rate My App: blueTunes.net -- a cloud music service(bluetunes.net)
24 points by nick007 17y ago|19 comments
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Ask HN: Rate My App (facebook connect)(hookuphelper.com)
3 points by nick007 17y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Rate My App(hookuphelper.com)
1 points by nick007 17y ago|1 comments
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CEOs using Youtube(nytimes.com)
1 points by nick007 17y ago|0 comments
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by nick007 17y ago
anything you buy on your kindle remains in your amazon.com account, and you can redownload it anytime (e.g. if you get a new kindle). http://qzip.in/n9 i don't think you can put it on a PC unless you hack it.
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by nick007 17y ago
from another perspective, i wonder how much time is wasted by the average person choosing, memorizing, and resetting random passwords that no one will ever try to crack. i wonder if the value saved by well-protecting a user's data is a net
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by nick007 17y ago
i think that's true, but in this case i think he knew that he wasn't being honest the whole time... which is partly why he apologizes so profusely.
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by nick007 17y ago
would he have apologized thought if he hadn't gotten caught? doesn't sound like it.
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by nick007 17y ago
godaddy has them available now ($6)
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by nick007 17y ago
nice idea... might add that
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by nick007 17y ago
hey, this one makes it easier to see how many clicks your links is getting. does that count for anything?
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Rate My App: Build Time = 342 Minutes
17 points by nick007 17y ago|42 comments
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by nick007 18y ago
Technology startups don't have to worry about what Microsoft is doing? Microsoft is losing in a few fields but is still the world's largest and most lucrative software company. Just because it's no longer the youngest, hippest, and fastest

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