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by pbrown 18y ago
One of the reasons I always register under pbrown or paul_brown. It keeps me clean, honest, and accountable. -Paul
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by pbrown 18y ago
I second http://www.emachineshop.com The software is fairly easy to use. You can get your prototype built in pretty much any material you can imagine, and the price is pretty good too. My only problem was the cost to ship custom cut boat
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by pbrown 18y ago
I can say this as someone who has "failed spectacularly." Until you've tried and gotten a taste, you will never understand why people would even bother when the chance of success is only 1%. I can also say I fully intend to do it again. As
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by pbrown 18y ago
In the comments, Arrington mentions that the final product will ship with a stand, and also have a USB, earphones, and power port. I guess you could set it on the table, plug in a USB keyboard, and plug it into power. Then again, now it's a
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by pbrown 18y ago
Arrington mentions in the comments that the lego stand was just for their temp use. The final product will ship with a stand.
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by pbrown 18y ago
Arrington mentioned in the comments that the VGA was just for the prototype. Will be going away in the real version. The only ports will be 1 USB, headphones, and power.
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by pbrown 18y ago
While it would be great to have access to the lawyer, accountant, graphic designer etc. on call, the overhead cost of your incubator just went up $250k per year. There's a reason most incubators are subsidized (so they can bleed money all d
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by pbrown 18y ago
Rock, paper, scissors. Seriously though, the bid (to charity) idea makes sense, but I foresee original owners getting greedy when they see what they could've gotten. Then they may pull it and "sell" it instead. You'd have to somehow set it
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by pbrown 18y ago
"...same thing we do every night. Try to take over the world!" Loved that show.