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121.
by spif 18y ago
helpful or annoying?
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Dutch startup Soocial makes Plaxo look lame(techcrunch.com)
25 points by spif 18y ago|5 comments
123.
by spif 18y ago
...but if you read the rest of PG articles, you'll see that he says _exactly_ that.
124.
by spif 19y ago
Even though it's easy to fix, having this as a default is the problem. I wonder what it would take to really make Network Solutions feel the pain for this kind of malpractice.
125.
by spif 19y ago
I love it how all links on svnhub.com point to Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up.
126.
by spif 19y ago
but you don't want to cause the film is pretty stupid. just to give you a heads up.... it's a waste of time.
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Example of Guerilla tactics for profiling a startup(vimeo.com)
1 points by spif 19y ago|0 comments
128.
by spif 19y ago
It would be interesting to see what religions beget what wealth. Our own preconceptions set aside, what is obvious is the relation between countries with a Judeo-Christian backgound that are wealthy. Even if many countries have abandoned ma
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In depth explanation why the iPhone doesn't allow background processes(roughlydrafted.com)
2 points by spif 19y ago|0 comments
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SXSW: Where were the Europeans?(thenextweb.org)
11 points by spif 19y ago|5 comments
131.
by spif 19y ago
Thanks, I did get that part :-) I'm wondering though why this would be a success where MS passport failed. Because it's not evil? Is usability the only left that hampers uptake of openID?
132.
by spif 19y ago
Clickpass feels more like a single-sign-on service, wasn't the purpose of OpenID to negate this? Or am I missing something here?
133.
by spif 19y ago
Why don't you watch the peepcode screencast, it's only 9 bucks but very worth it. He explains how to use iMovie, iShowU and Omnigraffle for creating them. The link is https://peepcode.com/products/screencasting-on-the-mac (BTW I don't kno
134.
by spif 19y ago
gmailer
135.
by spif 19y ago
but seriously $99 for deploying to all iPhones? I think that is a bargain. Even if your "just" a single developer. If you make something usefull, you should easily get that investment back on sales, mindshare, userbase or sheer cool factor.
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by spif 19y ago
very awesome this. We've just been working on getting our sync engine to work with GMail, using crappy gem's and been writing specs to use their undocumented JSON calls. Which would have been fine, but this is even better. Looks like Google
137.
by spif 19y ago
I'm not trying to be biased here, but having to install Silverlight prevented me from watching that. Does this mean I'm getting old and bitter or wise?. I don't ever remember hesitating like that to install Flash...
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New a list apart article: On Creativity(alistapart.com)
4 points by spif 19y ago|0 comments
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Amazing collection of urban photos(flickr.com)
2 points by spif 19y ago|0 comments
140.
by spif 19y ago
Go to your (local) user groups where your flavour of developers like to hang out. You immediately get a feel of who you would like and what their availability is like.
141.
by spif 19y ago
How have you integrated it with your SCM? That was the major stopper for us in using FogBugz. We're using git and trac now, but would love something that tracks burndown.
142.
by spif 19y ago
Would have to disagree with you there. Network effects are more valid in systems where value is increased by every additional connection (user or service) in 37 signals case, the network effects are not that much inherent to their product.
143.
by spif 19y ago
Strange how on the surface much of the UI looks copied from windows (configuration screens, file copies, system monitor -- those tabs, yuk!). Apart from the start menu, things look very similar. I haven't used Ubuntu myself, but is this tru
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by spif 19y ago
Just updated with Google's Social Graph API and NoseRub. BTW anyone starting to get a bit nervous about Social Graph API?