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Top ThemeForest author/designer earned $47,000 in September(notes.envato.com)
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Why Education Startups Do Not Succeed(avichal.wordpress.com)
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Highly-touted Papercut iPad app scores 880 sales | The Appside(theappside.com)
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Useful regexps for Google Analytics(seomoz.org)
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Gumroad - share and sell your digital goods with just a link(gumroad.appspot.com)
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by paulsilver 15y ago
I've met a couple of people who've worked there, one was quite bitchy about working conditions but you could get that at any company. About 2000-2001 the company I was working for tried to buy a license to use their search software on our i
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Mobile Apps Beat the Mobile Web Among US Android Smartphone Users(blog.nielsen.com)
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End the DRY obsession(joelabrahamsson.com)
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High Performance Python tutorial v0.2 (from EuroPython 2011)(ianozsvald.com)
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HTML5: notes for analysts and journalists(brucelawson.co.uk)
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Can HTTP Pipelining Help?(subbu.org)
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Dbug, an iPhone app showing HTML/CSS for web developers(skyapp.co.uk)
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High Performance Python Tutorial v0.1 (PDF & github, CCbA licence)(ianozsvald.com)
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Why we gave up web design after 10 successful years to move to products(blog.silktide.com)
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Design patterns explained in Javascript (addyosmani.com)
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How Stuxnet was deciphered(wired.com)
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Richard Branson on Attention to Detail(entrepreneur.com)
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by paulsilver 16y ago
I rarely find this an issue. I've found I'm more likely to be waiting for a client to be getting back with some sort of feedback, and therefore using my time to be working on another project. This may be down to handling client expectations
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by paulsilver 16y ago
In my experience (seven years as a freelancer), most clients are good. You need to build up your sense of who is good and who is bad so you can weed out the bad ones early on. Things to look for are: * Have they fallen out with their previo
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A simple, clean way to read the Guardian(guardian.gyford.com)
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by paulsilver 16y ago
Bruce Sterling has a short story which also explores the effects cheap fabrication could have - The Kiosk. It's narrated by the StarShipSofa folks here: http://www.starshipsofa.com/20100113/aural-delights-no-116-b...
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by paulsilver 16y ago
Given they're top names within their industry, they might have staff checking the search results quite frequently to ensure that competitors aren't showing ads against their names. Something like this then gets flagged up as something for t
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Guardian interviews Joojoo founder, inc. TechCrunch involvement. Starts 12m 30s(guardian.co.uk)
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by paulsilver 16y ago
I too hope you've done well out of the deal. I've been a paying Fastmail customer for ~7 years and am very happy with it. The 2006 downtime and a few other hiccups around the same time were annoying, but since then things have felt rock sol
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Opera acquires e-mail service Fastmail.fm(blog.fastmail.fm)
38 points by paulsilver 16y ago|26 comments
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by paulsilver 17y ago
You can hear Russell Davies, one of the founders of Newspaper Club, talking about the project that spawned the startup in his talk "Materialising and Dematerialising A Web of Data. (Or What We’ve Learned From Printing The Internet Out)" fro
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by paulsilver 17y ago
There are employment laws in the UK which mean a Mechanical Turk-like system wouldn't be able to have jobs listed for such low amounts - I think it comes under the minimum wage laws. Because of this and similar laws in other countries, Amaz
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by paulsilver 17y ago
If you look at the next photo in the stream - http://www.flickr.com/photos/dustpuppy/4580359 you'll see the red light is still two-thirds visible. Whilst that's not perfect, it's better than nothing. Coverage of the amber (middle) light i
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by paulsilver 17y ago
It would be interesting to know if paul9290's Hero had the latest software update on it. The update certainly helped my Hero feel snappier, and has improved battery life a bit. Pre-update I was pretty happy with the Hero, though it was a li
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by paulsilver 17y ago
I haven't seen any adverts for Android phones pushing that they have 'Android' as a feature, nor have I seen any adverts for the Android app store. Whereas the iPhone was heavily marketed at normal consumers. It is not surprising that very

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