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14y ago
Why do employees (and apparently CEOs) of online tech publications always seem to have so much trouble with basic English grammar/spelling? "I honestly absolutely no idea what we should have done differently" "We work immensely had to produ
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I applaud people who are self starters and love to create. I'm one of them. But why the importance on the short amount of time the project was made in? (I assume you're trying to communicate it as important because of your headline.) Does
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14y ago
I second Big Omaha. Third year going.
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MailChimp releases standalone transactional email product
(mandrill.com)
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14y ago
Looking forward to that interview. Weebly is the kind of company we should hear more about.
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14y ago
"Didn't mean to wax sentimental" Don't be ashamed. It's appreciated.
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14y ago
Thanks for sharing and contributing in a positive way to this post, and the overall story. Beats all the other grumps down below complaining about how this has nothing to do with hacking or technology. I think the grumps should start thinki
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14y ago
To me, this is only a big deal if it applies to Hulu Plus subscribers. Otherwise, this doesn't matter at all, because cord cutters (like me) can get their TV for $7.99/mo instead of for free. That's still a hell of a lot better than $50+/
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14y ago
I'm a Hulu Plus subscriber and $7.99/mo with ads for TV is still way better than $50+/mo with ads for TV.
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14y ago
Sounds like Hulu Plus customers won't be required to be cable subscribers, right? Can anybody confirm this? If this is the case, than this move doesn't really matter as any free watchers can simply start paying $8/mo (instead of $50+ for c
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15y ago
Agreed. But let's be honest. Has the MPAA ever cared about looking awful? :)
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15y ago
I think he's more acknowledging it's not the "right" thing to do as in the legal thing to do, but he understands that beyond the law, it's the moral right thing to do.
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15y ago
Hollywood can't even provide a convenient solution for overseas American troops to enjoy a favorite American past time. The same American troops that are helping protect the lives of the Americans that watch all of Hollywood's entertainmen
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15y ago
Regardless of the nitty gritty details, I think the most important part about something like this is that places like Grand Rapids are thinking of this. They're putting money, time, resources, and energy into helping propel this kind of en
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Google launches an official Google+ Share button....to crickets?
(techcrunch.com)
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15y ago
I attended the first Code Academy demo day back in December and immediately upon walking into the (insanely packed) room, I felt this feeling of community and comfort. As I watched each student present one by one, I felt the feeling even mo
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Amazon Supply
(amazonsupply.com)
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Apple builds new data center in Oregon
(abcnews.go.com)
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15y ago
Why?
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Why You Shouldn’t Listen To Your Most Loyal Customers
(entrepreneursunpluggd.com)
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15y ago
It's a simple A/B test. They're seeing which social network is the most popular by how many clicks its button gets, even with the page itself being hosted on Google. ;)
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Reasons To Launch A Startup in St. Louis
(tech.li)
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15y ago
Replicating what already works is one option. Building off that and creating something that is yet to be known is another option.
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"Swinging for the fence entrepreneurs. We should be supporting them. Instagram opportunities are once in a life time." This is exactly the type of thinking I think we need less of. We shouldn't be encouraging people to play the lottery in h
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15y ago
GrubHub.com my friend
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Groupon is a large part of the tech scene here in Chicago, contributing a lot to the scene. But they're not our sole pillar any more. I think we all know that pillar is going to come crashing down in the near future, and we're ready. Group
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3 Creative Tech Entrepreneurs You Should Know
(entrepreneursunpluggd.com)
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I didn't memorize the respawn pattern but I knew where all of the respawn spots were, so I'd throw a proximity mine on each one. My friends would be so pissed, they'd respawn and die over and over and over.... ;)
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15y ago
We have a caching plugin (which performs well under normal conditions). The problem is the server (or lack thereof). We're moving over to WP Engine tonight.
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Unfortunately, it has. :( Working on it though. Ironically, I can't even get to the site to start a migration over to WP Engine. Sorry about that!
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