timinman

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   by timinman 16y ago

   http://www.itbusinessedge.com/cm/community/news/sec/blog/sec...
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   by timinman 16y ago

   I bought a HTC Hero thinking that it would be more open and Linux friendly as an Android device. It's not. I can't even update the firmware to 2.1 to get the cool new Google apps.
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   Does my two-year-old daughter remember the womb?

   3 points by timinman 16y ago|11 comments
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   by timinman 16y ago

   What if I had a dream of a larger island in a lake on an island in a lake? What if I dreamt I had a dream...
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   by timinman 16y ago

   Counterpoint: People pay for music. People pay for games. What people won't pay for is something that is a shallow copy of what is available for free elsewhere.
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   by timinman 16y ago

   The idea of having your own web-startup is so powerful that making money from can be an afterthought. Even though they might not admit it right out, they may want to do this just to get in the game, regardless of their likelihood to succeed
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   by timinman 16y ago

   OK I stand corrected, I think Paypal.co.uk does take UK payments. - Still hoping to hear your experiences.
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   Ask HN: Can you reccommend a good online card processing service for the UK?

   9 points by timinman 16y ago|2 comments
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   by timinman 16y ago

   I'd love to see the video, but all I can see is embed code.
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    by timinman 16y ago

    "Now we use the relationship with them to fuel our own competitive streak and to enhance team cohesion." It's human to feel threatened, to take offence, to mistrust, and misjudge. Even people who try to be noble tend to do it, however there
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    by timinman 16y ago

    I identify with the author. After getting comments down-voted for various reasons, I've felt the need to better scrutinize my thoughts and to carefully form my sentences when they have been worth submitting at all.
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    by timinman 16y ago

    fantastic attitude
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    by timinman 16y ago

    Except that HTML/CSS/Javascript + text editor + some kind of browser debugger = way more complicated than just typing into the console, typing 'run' and watching success or getting feedback on errors (like we did with Basic). This is why H
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    by timinman 16y ago

    Ha Ha. I love cilantro, called coriander here in the UK, but I hated it as a kid.
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    by timinman 16y ago

    I'm impressed with the length of dialogue between the two, and disappointed that it got condescending on both accounts. As far as I can tell, Mr. Brown is legally correct and yet Elanor had some wisdom to offer him. I still haven't heard
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    by timinman 16y ago

    What I want to know is whether they over-rated or under-rated their attractiveness.
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    by timinman 16y ago

    It's kind of ironic because what kids are taught is that science is objective. Instead of learning that about science, these kids were fed dogma - which is way to common in 'science' these days.
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    by timinman 16y ago

    Supposing black does take less energy to display, I wonder how often and how long users would need to stay idle to even break even after increased energy is used to load the script (even when it's not used) and fire to the animation when it
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    by timinman 16y ago

    Just keep in mind that the transition will consume some time, energy, and $$ -- and don't underestimate that you'll be trading friends as well as surroundings.
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    by timinman 16y ago

    You probably deserve something for snapping the shot - but if you try to get something from them, I hope you pass on something to the 'model', after all, the creativity behind it is his. From legal standpoint - do you have a model release?
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    by timinman 16y ago

    Overall, great looking slides. That image effect is very clever, but maybe just a tad to subtle - I skipped right past it.
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    by timinman 16y ago

    Too late.
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    by timinman 16y ago

    I like the food idea.
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    by timinman 16y ago

    Google will tell you that they do things like this to make the web more usable, or on a larger scale, to make information more accessible. I think it’s mostly a sincere sentiment; what’s good for the web is good for google.
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    by timinman 16y ago

    Umm, maybe a little. Overall, though she likely wasn't blameless it sounds like she pretty much 'turned the other cheek' - and reaped the rewards.
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    by timinman 16y ago

    fantastic article. wise woman.
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    by timinman 16y ago

    1. The artwork is very inviting. 2. My error that people will likely repeat: typing http://sproutbot.com into the seach bar -- twice. Buy that domain and redirect. 3. I'm interested, but disappointed that I can't try it from the UK. I'd
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    by timinman 16y ago

    From the rate that these guys innovate, it's obvious they're working hard - and at the right things. I'd bet this will pay off for the investors. I have one app on heroku, it's probably easier to use, but I have more apps on Google Appengi
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    by timinman 17y ago

    This might be a long shot, timing-wise, but the Silicon Valley Google Technology Users Group (like a Google fan club for developers) meets at the Googleplex once-a-month; their information is on meetup.com.
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    by timinman 17y ago

    'Someone needs to make a Small Ruby.' Thats exactly what _why was doing with Hackety Hack and Shoes - in fact, I have no doubt that they got their inspiration from _why. I believe the .net guys helped sponsor the art and code event why sp