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by sammcd 16y ago
Also remember that the doc connector is a revenue source. I'm having trouble finding a source right now, but if I am remembering right Apple sells the actual dock connectors to accessory makers.
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by sammcd 16y ago
I work at a company with a 2 person group and it fared much better than an individual plan.
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by sammcd 16y ago
In no way did I say make a fake company. You'd have to start a real company to do this.
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by sammcd 16y ago
I think she could buy insurance if she really wanted. I've thought about this a lot because I could easily be in this situation. If I did anything on my own I would need a group plan quickly. You only need 2 people to create a group. So y
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by sammcd 16y ago
Google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?sourceid=chrome...
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by sammcd 16y ago
Looks like I kinda missed the point. Although I'm not planning on leaving paypal any time soon. Their fees are just simple. Merchant Accounts have so many different fees you have to keep track of, and on top of that you have gateway fees.
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by sammcd 16y ago
I like the site and think its helpful. I have to say it isn't for my case though. I'm using Paypal's website payments pro for my current app, and that comes with a monthly fee not factored here. Also when I looked at using a real merchant a
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by sammcd 16y ago
I'm a a bit curious about "Apple's TextPlus" I don't think Apple has an app called TextPlus.
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by sammcd 16y ago
While we are talking about outsourced app support just wanted to mention http://aptfolk.com/ . While they don't have much info on their site, I've heard from friends who use them that they are pretty good. Apparently they charge somewhere
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by sammcd 16y ago
But it is in the modern day recipe: "To this day, Coca-Cola uses as an ingredient a cocaine-free coca leaf extract prepared at a Stepan Company plant in Maywood, New Jersey." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coca-Cola#Coca_.E2.80.94_cocain..
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by sammcd 16y ago
I'm pretty sure they are only interested in books purchased on the device. If you don't purchase it on the device they don't get a cut.
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by sammcd 16y ago
From what i can tell it looks like the satisfaction rate has declined since this went live. I wonder if the fact that this is public info has changed the responses some how.
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by sammcd 16y ago
Most all of the special vehicles and secondary markets I have heard of require you to be an accredited investor to participate. You have to be somewhat wealthy to be an accredited investor ($200,000/year income or $300,000 if married) I've
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by sammcd 16y ago
Paypal covers both Merchant and Gateway bases. So do Braintree and a few others. If you have your own merchant account you can use paypal for just the gateway, but I don't think this happens very often.
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by sammcd 16y ago
I enjoyed it in its current form.
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by sammcd 16y ago
Chrome makes Google money in the same way that articles make the Huffington post money. The Huffington Post makes money on ads. Every user who uses Google Chrome is a user that isn't using another browser. This means Google makes more money
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by sammcd 16y ago
Chrome and Android make google lots of money, yet people that aren't google employees still commit to the projects. Google pays them nothing. I don't find this exploitive, and I think this is very similar.
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by sammcd 16y ago
A lot of these mention working with people that are better than you. I currently work at a startup where I am the only developer. I'm also starting a company on the side where I am the only developer. Does anyone have any advice on how I ca
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by sammcd 16y ago
Looks like Stanford already did this with their block: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_assigned_/8_IP_address_... Its a pretty interesting list of companies that still hold onto these blocks.
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by sammcd 16y ago
Not sure why people are voting you down. I've written quite a few tools for coding that have gone unused, and its exactly where my mind went too.
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by sammcd 16y ago
Talked to allan the other day. This isn't happening. I don't think he even has any plans for Textmate 1.0 to appear in the store any time soon.
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by sammcd 16y ago
Doubt it was intended to be free, but it probably will be free. If I remember properly, Macheist was before Twitter acquired atebits. When atebits was acquired, they immediately madeTtweetie for iPhone free, because that is in their best in
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by sammcd 16y ago
My understanding is that the audio processing done by shazam is done mostly on linux boxes running GNUstep.
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by sammcd 16y ago
If anyone here could discuss the pros and cons of this compared to chef for server configuration i would be very interested. I often spend way more time than i expect to when configuring a new server, and have recently been very interested
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by sammcd 16y ago
I really enjoyed this. I came into it thinking, "Ah its not that hard." And left feeling good about how easy it is to start a tech company.
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by sammcd 16y ago
I only need glasses to program. I started getting pretty bad headaches every time I would sit down to program, got my eyes checked and some glassed fixed the problem.
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by sammcd 16y ago
Went to College. Was very frustrated with how little I learned in the areas I was interested. However I learned a lot in many areas that I wasn't (at the time) interested in.
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by sammcd 16y ago
This is the company that does the audio processing for Shazam: http://www.landmarkdigital.com/ Met the lead developer at an NSConference. Found it very interesting that they are using Objective-C and Cocoa for the server-side audio proces
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by sammcd 16y ago
Thanks, that is exactly what I was looking for.
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by sammcd 16y ago
Heh, guess you can change the A record of a name without having to update the whois info. All of these domains are just pointed to http://74.81.170.110/

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