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by redorb 17y ago
we're not all non-profits; its a relevant pitch at least. ;0)
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by redorb 17y ago
I believe that to be skewed based on developers downloading that add on for testing purposes (albeit a lazy way around the test)
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by redorb 17y ago
I also thought the idea went as far as "If you hate Itunes; there will finally be a alternative" - at least thats what I'm interested in..
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by redorb 17y ago
I used to be afraid that I didn't have that much knowledge in the domain of these types of things... - but this seems like a knowledge of a worker, not a owner... at least at this of a level, no offense - but this seems like early optimizat
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by redorb 17y ago
I always just felt that I was waiting for the real world while I was in high school, I didn't create more than 3 lasting friendships (and thats all I can handle) ... so yeah there perhaps should be a option for alternatives that don't lead
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by redorb 17y ago
99 billion? a business plan? being profitable? number of users? - * the better question is what doesn't (would be a smaller list)..
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by redorb 17y ago
Does this mess up what the new 'semantic web markup' movement is pushing? ... (I.e. google's image search uses the image name as a signal to what the image might be, albeit a small signal)
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by redorb 17y ago
Perhaps browsers could have a white list that the user could modify and have a select view sites avoid losing the cache even when clearing the cache from a menu option... I think it might constitute :)
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by redorb 17y ago
thats the same way I felt, I see myself as a over-view type of person at most times... I always see things from the 50k ft level.
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by redorb 17y ago
yeah please give me a real use case for 70+ tabs that doesn't involve a PHD research paper :)
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by redorb 17y ago
sounds like a - 'no name artist' pandora ; which isn't bad; but to advertise over/around their songs might require special agreements...with artist and/or labels if they ever sign. Good luck with your idea, I hope it works out well for you.
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by redorb 17y ago
yeah I was really disappointed with Penn and Tellers' presentation - guess I wasn't suspecting a sub par Iphone app .. - surprised apple let them emulate the SMS / box bubbles and everything while spoofing a fake text.
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by redorb 17y ago
I think the answer might be if Facebook believed that the fax to email services will render fax machines obsolete but not fax numbers.... * right now when someone faxes my number it forwards to my email via PDF ... - I think if you forwarde
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by redorb 17y ago
sour grapes? (hoping we are allowed to joke with PG)
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by redorb 17y ago
thats easily a million dollar question; figure out how Google could flick a switch and clean their index with out noticeable false positives - I think they would hand you a check :) * i would assume that the problem parallels with spam emai
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by redorb 17y ago
The terms you agree to when you use Google properties. I don't like it as much as the next guy; but in the environment they are in (capitalism, public company etc..) they have to do what they can to protect their ranking method. Were they s
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by redorb 17y ago
intro: the missing link "User experience designer" Oh shit another title; that those of us that work at small companies - will have to explain why we don't need. *looks like a solution looking for a problem.
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by redorb 17y ago
if domain name includes _ shoemoney then the business is probably a scam/parasite. Yes I put those in the same category
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by redorb 17y ago
sour grapes?
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by redorb 17y ago
I agree, using google docs with forms - would've impressed me (frugal, professional)
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by redorb 17y ago
I downloaded it becuase I like poetry and wish I could sing; I am amazed how much I'm having trouble "letting it out all" even in a room alone...Cool side effect of the app; learn about yourself
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by redorb 17y ago
I think these 'subway' maps - are a fun thing to look at but they don't convey information that well.
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by redorb 17y ago
I think it might have to do with different teams in google having different views about how security on their different projects might have different needs. - Letting each team have their own policy is a good idea because it allows the peop
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by redorb 17y ago
after a rough day at the office (drama) seems - like his assumptions are at least in the zone of 'right'.
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by redorb 17y ago
you say that like working for someone else is bad - do you think your startup will have no customers? (for whom you'll be working_for harder than your boss)
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by redorb 17y ago
This actually makes me want to jump in / its a indicator to me that your not that far behind in the game (getting in early, with the android system) - - I really think it 3-5 years android will be what apple is today; I'm not saying to wait
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by redorb 17y ago
getting to see that spreadsheet was worth clicking the link, everything else was gravy. - a very transparent post :) good job, and thanks.
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by redorb 17y ago
by my knowledge he is atleast weeks if not months late, on the news ... but he does give a "reason to care" - which adds value to the conversation... - The web.. seems to change, slowly when we think its changing fast and really really fast
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by redorb 17y ago
This may come off as corny but - who is more expert than real internet users? - I suggest that by being an "expert" (whatever that means) you would have too much 'domain knowledge' to know what would work best from the average internet user
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by redorb 17y ago
This whole thread (outlook 2003 being slow, 07 being a lot faster) makes it seem like xobni should have sold for 20mm

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