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ram1024
18y ago
this is what fluoridated tap water gets you... and aspartame
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18y ago
it's a good read. i don't think the meltdown is going to be QUITE as bad as he insists. must be that entrepreneural bias...
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18y ago
you are on the right track, bro if you've got your "ducks in a row" which i guess is the PC version of "shit together"... then you'll always be prepared for whatever comes. it's when you're not prepared and have these glaring flaws in your
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18y ago
please do. i always welcome criticism. it builds character :D
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18y ago
precisely what i meant by "gaining traction". of course it's a growth strategy. i would never suggest otherwise. but this IS the technology age. and i would even go out on a limb to suggest, if you're not growing and/or innovating, you're
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18y ago
i think that it's not necessarily that we have outer-role people performing the roles they're not accustomed to, it's more that one person cannot be everything necessary to create a successful software application. the problem is communica
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18y ago
i see where that is the case. i just hope it's not idle paranoia at this point letting people's judgements be clouded. if they have a solid reason, that's fine. but if they're just being sheeple they need to be educated properly. advert
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18y ago
yes, you can imagine worldwide frustration over poor monetization of these "internet eyeballs" is reaching a boiling point. i am VERY surprised the solution isn't here yet
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18y ago
i'm rather disturbed with the comment about "not touching an investment that's solely ad-driven" do they not understand that the internet has the eyeballs of more people in the world than any other medium ever? you might as well swear off a
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18y ago
i personally would not plan ahead for failure (heh) but i guess if you wanted to cover all bases, you can probably sign up for services under your company's name or dba and would not technically be liable for terminated accounts if the busi
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18y ago
wow. i guess i'll never be powerful because these look like rules on how to make enemies and destroy people's trust.
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18y ago
lol "windows azure" does that remind anyone of the blue epic fail screen or is it just me? strata was a better name. more symbolic too
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18y ago
well it would probably help paint a clearer picture of what you need if you explain to us what you're trying to do. like for example: "i am a coder, i am making so-and-so product (can be vague if you're worried someone might steal your idea
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18y ago
i say it's high time we start downranking people who link nytimes articles...
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18y ago
1. no, it's hella complicated, but we're good enough to get it done 2. no, this problem has been discussed at length, no one has come up with the right idea yet. (which we have, of course) 3. yes, i mean it's not world threatening, but it w
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18y ago
Why doesn't this article have a picture of Bill Lumbergh and his mug? yeaaaaa....
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18y ago
where's the option for working, but soon making a startup? :D
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18y ago
isn't this just another route that enables hackers, pirates, and spammers to thrive? don't we need the ability to identify malicious internet users so we can punish them? it's all well and good to talk about "the federalist papers" but wha
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18y ago
openly pessimistic i see. they slapped their name on the thing, they put their rep on the line, you think they're going to just let people run free and create viruses and malware to tarnish their baby? think man. would YOU go through the
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18y ago
wait... how'd we get that reputation?
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18y ago
ooh i like that one too!
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18y ago
call em plinks <-- cause it's cute short for hop-links maybe?
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18y ago
you found a cute girl to read the news :D taking a card from that bartoloromo girl whatever her name is (prepares to be flamed by the fanboys) site looks good other than the ads are low on the page if they're your source of revenue
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18y ago
oooh it turns out that the outrage is completely and utterly unfounded. microsoft doesn't disable anything, they just turn your desktop background black every hour. an annoyance AT BEST. the angry chinese mobs were citing loss of data and
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18y ago
if you run an OS and you don't support your developers, you will die out. we've seen this cycle over and over. i would expect that RIM will switch over to android, or very quickly start a campaign to sweeten the pot for developers to come
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18y ago
are downtime and crash really synonymous though? seems like an awfully sensationalistic piece. they're not saying it's GOING to die once a week, but you can hardly tell from reading AlleyInsider's version of it. an SLA on an innovative new
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18y ago
think of something that will change the world. you have the rest of your life to worry about chasing money, we can all agree that the world needs changing NOW
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18y ago
you need thompson eye-phones to access 3.0. what.. you never watched Johnny Mnemonic? basically web 3.0 will herald more seamless integration of computer->browser->webapplication, perhaps even bypassing the browser level (gears anyo
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18y ago
if you can wait it out a bit, USB 3 yum! [edit] aww crap, now it's saying i have to wait till 2010 till USB 3 hits. that... that's longer than Longhorn 7!
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18y ago
huzzah a stephenson mention :D that gets a free upvote from me
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