shpoonj

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by shpoonj 15y ago
Well that was pretty rude of me to say... I'm projecting from a deep and unsatiated desire for folks to rally around trying to create worth. There really aren't so many projects out there that do. However, these are sincere questions... How
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by shpoonj 15y ago
How does this seem like a good idea? A dollar could buy a cup of coffee or a cheeseburger or any number of things, but instead you'd waste it on this junk? It's junk. I can not benefit in any way from receiving any of these things. They wo
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IPhoto for iOS Maps Are Apple's Own(daringfireball.net)
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by shpoonj 15y ago
Don't download an app unless you trust the folks who made it. It's not on the company, it's on you. You are responsible for yourself and the security of your information. It's not Instapaper's job to watch your shit. Also, call a spade a sp
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by shpoonj 15y ago
This conversation should have ended years ago... Are people really still bickering?
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by shpoonj 15y ago
There are many holes in the question... Such as asking if it is POSSIBLE. We know that all things are possible, however improbable, so the answer is yes.
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by shpoonj 15y ago
HN has been mocked repeatedly for having stories about TSA scanners on the front page... Yet here we go again. Anyone care to explain how this is relevant to hackers?
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by shpoonj 15y ago
If someone called me a sexy single man, I would be flattered. I don't see a problem.
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by shpoonj 15y ago
This would be great if it had a reliable style sheet. This one, however, breaks on iOS, for example. May I recommend BS2?
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by shpoonj 15y ago
Umad? Stop whining and go make something.
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by shpoonj 15y ago
Just because something doesn't work the way you want it to doesn't mean it's a bug.
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by shpoonj 15y ago
This is not exclusive to iOS and it is not a bug.
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by shpoonj 15y ago
This site is overwhelmingly busy. I can't tell what's going on. I can't tell what it's supposed to do, so I can't tell if it's doing it well. One thing is clear though: it's an eyesore.
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by shpoonj 15y ago
He could have done a lot of things to embrace cultural marxism, but he didn't because he's not trying to beat around the bush or avoid hurting the feelings of the easily offended. It is not Dawkin's job to make you feel good about yourself.
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by shpoonj 15y ago
This is just further proof that any know it all can set up a blog, throw out logic, state a poorly formed opinion, and someone will jump on their band wagon.
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by shpoonj 15y ago
Scoured the front page. Still have no idea what this is.
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by shpoonj 15y ago
They still have an awesome mobile presence... Oh wait.
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by shpoonj 15y ago
I spent a couple years as a tour manager(baby sitting bands on the road) and this write up seems a little naive. Not because it isn't ridiculous that BMI wants that money, but because I've been in a handful of bars with walls COVERED in let
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by shpoonj 15y ago
Bravo. I don't think there's anything more to say.
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by shpoonj 15y ago
The metaphor only stands if you're willing to admit that your startup is entirely frivolous, strictly a trend, and flashy without any attention to substance. So yes, your startup probably does have a lot in common with parkour. Shouldn't we
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by shpoonj 15y ago
Also, I'm surprised this made it to the front page again. I didn't notice any changes since it was posted last month.
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by shpoonj 15y ago
The lesson here is to know at least a little bit about the market before you develop for it. The only people surprised here are the developers... and that screams of being green. After working with musicians for years, I've watched firsthan
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by shpoonj 15y ago
Not causing problems for PayPal is shortsighted and has a lot of collateral damage. It invites other companies to bend to every whim of the federal government(with or without a warrant or subpoena). Maybe this isn't the way you'd like to go