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by route3 15y ago
From the TC article: "Bridge, a technology that enables real-time communication between any server, any device, on any platform. Bridge is essentially an API that developers can use to avoid the complexity of building real-time messaging in
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Ask HN: How many users/customers do you have?
8 points by route3 15y ago|5 comments
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by route3 15y ago
Here's to hoping that an OEM or software/solutions provider implemented some sort of local disk encryption before deploying to the field.
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Chief: Data on stolen police laptop safe because laptop needs power cord(seacoastonline.com)
25 points by route3 15y ago|12 comments
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Show HN: SWFMailer, send emails from Flex/AIR apps
1 points by route3 16y ago|0 comments
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by route3 16y ago
I have an amazingly similar pattern at the moment. The lunch time walk while at $DAYJOB is perhaps one of the most productive 30 minutes of my day. The combination of fresh air, getting the blood moving while walking and some caffeine is pe
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Ask HN: What's your day-to-day life like running a startup?
2 points by route3 16y ago|2 comments
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by route3 16y ago
Demonstrable revenue boost? I'm not convinced, although I'm not a restaurateur. My argument: those annoying pagers/buzzers keep the party tethered to the establishment, which means that the guests are likely to a) Sit at the bar and order a
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by route3 16y ago
I honestly have no experience with warehousing and fulfillment, but the inner hacker in me loves to think of cool applications for barcode scanners, sensors, some nifty Arduino/RFID projects, reporting and even "Smart Promo Distribution" wh
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Ask HN: Boost marketing and customer service efforts with a swag service + API?
2 points by route3 16y ago|3 comments
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by route3 16y ago
Interesting point. I don't want to take your example too far, but I would be more interested the labeling of my product which reaches 100% of potential ketchup buyers (assuming their eyes scanned the shelves) not just the 0.0001% who might
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by route3 16y ago
I'm new to this startup world, so please correct me if I'm missing something. A group of investors pooled $2M together and invested it in ZipList. They are expecting that the company (in just a few years) will be worth quite a bit more and
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ZipList Raises $2 Million, Helps You Manage Shopping Lists, Search Recipes(techcrunch.com)
1 points by route3 16y ago|6 comments
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Ask HN: Surprised by your revenue? Easier than you thought?
74 points by route3 16y ago|35 comments
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by route3 16y ago
>>I'm keeping the business small by design Fantastic comment, thank you for taking the time to speak up. "Small by design" is exactly how I feel about starting a business. That last sentence is a great statement. Larger operations c
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Ask HN: How many of you want to stay small, part-time, and manageable?
24 points by route3 16y ago|8 comments