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obxerve
14y ago
Me too. And I think there is a marketing angle to it. When their green energy output rises to the point of their search infrastrucutre consumption level, they can use that as marketing ammunition. Would you rather search on carbon-powered s
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obxerve
14y ago
gobl.googlecode.com - a small web CMS
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Interaction = Engagement
(searchengineland.com)
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obxerve
15y ago
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The real reason for brakes on cars
(thesecurityminute.com)
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15y ago
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Why entrepreneurship is risky
(r2d2.posterous.com)
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15y ago
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Just announced: PMI Agile Certification - good idea or bad idea?
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16y ago
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obxerve
16y ago
Different product class and/or different product altogether. Think BMW or Merc and many other good quality brands that are well marketed. Different buyers. And yes there are a lot of rich buyers outside US.
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HN: Is Posterous blocked in China?
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16y ago
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obxerve
16y ago
First, personally, I think the use of "oversight" as the reason is oversimplifying. You need more than one "oversight" for this to happen the way it has evolved until caught red handed. And the collective of them looks "weird". Second, I
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Rebutting myths on "bleeding" edge
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16y ago
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Five types of companies
(r2d2.posterous.com)
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17y ago
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obxerve
17y ago
Great article; I agree with him wholeheartedly. To those who think that faucets are supposed to be like double-doors, I understand, but usability is not always about idealism or philosophy. Sometimes it's about consistency. If most faucet
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Tell HN: un-design of everyday thing
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obxerve
17y ago
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Fast food calories per dollar
(reflectionof.me)
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obxerve
17y ago
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obxerve
17y ago
Generally, I would think so. Not so much from the perspective of "risk taking" as other commenter mentioned but more so from administrative effort and business cost / break even analysis. "Risk taking" is, in my opinion, relatively indepen
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Renewable energy is profitable to oil companies
(obxerve.com)
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obxerve
17y ago
"Thriving" for the short term, maybe, depending on how you define "thriving". Sustainably profitable for the long term, is still difficult to forecast.
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obxerve
17y ago
Posterous is great for this because it handles photos and videos simply and effectively - a favorite for families. You cannot customise the look yet though. It's much simpler than Ning so non net savvy users have less chance to get lost. G
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obxerve
17y ago
I searched by "ingredients" and got a selection of recipes, but when I used the exact same search term on "keyword" search, I got nada. I understand the difference, but you know the gold standard. I suggest to "emulate" Google: one search b
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obxerve
17y ago
I will add my vote to OLED and e-ink. Additionally, transformation of everyday electronic devices into low-power consuming devices, and for this, I think nanotechnology will help us get there.
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Nanogenomic-robot
(obxerve.com)
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17y ago
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Letter to VCs and start up wannabes
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18y ago
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Holbrooke ought to promote building IT infrastructure in Afghanistan and Pakistan
(obxerve.com)
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18y ago
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How much do you trust IT analysts?
(obxerve.com)
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18y ago
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Best practice can be wrong (for you)
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