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by timmaah 14y ago
None of the paid Rovio games are 99 cents.
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by timmaah 14y ago
I think this quote explains it nicely: >I used to get a great deal from using Facebook—but I understood it to be a two-way reciprocal arrangement because I was driving traffic back to Facebook as well, and reinforcing their brand awaren
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by timmaah 14y ago
Your article is a good one, but the tone towards RV's and living in campgrounds is oddly negative. >>An RV is basically a house on wheels and isn’t particularly inexpensive or minimalist. Our was pretty inexpensive, is more minimali
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by timmaah 14y ago
Granted I've been in campgrounds the last few months and not near many residential neighborhoods, but my experience is that its more trouble than it is worth. We have a wifi extender on the roof of our travel trailer. Finding an open wifi i
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by timmaah 14y ago
Great time to be living. My wife and I sold most of our stuff and have been living nomadically the last 4 months while continuing to work full time. Though we are in an Airstream, not a van. Started in Vermont and currently beach front on t
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by timmaah 14y ago
Built this for the start up I work for. Fun challenge to predict the arrival times. http://uvm.blirpit.com/ (No buses will be active for the next ~6 hours)
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by timmaah 14y ago
And why would he take lunch in the middle of the transfer? I'd high tail it from point A to B with no unnecessary stops.
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by timmaah 14y ago
They are making up for it in merchandise. I have been touring the US this summer and have been amazed by the number of people wearing Angry Birds shirts. Even grown men. Walmart has huge Angry Birds signs right next to established brands li
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by timmaah 14y ago
Yeah.. not exactly hackerish.. They did the same shot 100's of times and just picked the one off the shelf that matched the swimmers time.
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by timmaah 14y ago
The "Personal Training" portion of the demo screenshots says 4am, but is clearly in the 4pm time slot.
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by timmaah 14y ago
But thats ~6 hours a day tweeting for $5,000. $5,000 a month is great, but where is the growth in it? Plus it leaves you little time for much else. There is little meat on the bone left over if you are paying someone to tweet for you.
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by timmaah 14y ago
It has been on hacker news some months ago..
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by timmaah 14y ago
Best line of the article: It strikes me how bizarre this is. To a SXSW audience, Turntable is already past its prime, even though during last year's conference, the product didn't yet exist. At least they understand the issue that Turntab
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by timmaah 14y ago
I can't believe your the only one in this thread that mentioned shuffle mode. Very neat.
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by timmaah 15y ago
Facebook is not implementing this feature, but a third party developer via a facebook app.
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by timmaah 15y ago
One of these was built recently in my backyard. Looks like great fun and they do good business. (Though I'm not going to pay $100 to tour the woods I hike daily for free) http://www.smuggs.com/winter/amenities/canopy-tour.php Another ski
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by timmaah 15y ago
What about conversion rate? That looks to be a limited number of pins, so you can't be getting much traffic from them.
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by timmaah 15y ago
My wife just recently started a food blog and along with that found Pinterest. With a site redesign we did, we added a Pinterest button directly next to the Facebook like button. The Pinterest button gets upwards of 10 times the actions as
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by timmaah 15y ago
Same way as people find new tweets. By following others and by having others follow you.
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by timmaah 15y ago
Last week 2.0 introduced me to the world of responsive design. Converted our current project to it. Higher ups are pleased and it saved me from creating a second "mobile" site. I am a fan.
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by timmaah 15y ago
Before you do much crawling of car dealer websites, you should talk to the companies who build the sites. (Dealer.com/Vinsolutions..etc) They have systems in place that package up the car listings for their dealers and send them in csv/xml
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by timmaah 15y ago
My wife uses it. She uses it because there is a button for it in picasa. Mainly to tweak photos for her blog and add text into them.
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by timmaah 15y ago
Nice work. My suggestion would be the ability to add a simple tag next to each vehicle. I could then scan the vehicles and mark which ones are off the list or I should follow up on.
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by timmaah 15y ago
Not having a demo available is beyond ridiculous. I asked about it in their forums and was told to email sales. I went ahead with the purchase anyway. It would not take much for them to setup a personal sandbox demo just like spree commerce
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by timmaah 15y ago
I am developing a site in Expression Engine at the moment. First time with it and first time using php in a major project. (At the moment I identify myself as a Rails guy with no php experience) EE is pretty powerful in enabling you to get
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by timmaah 15y ago
The ball pickup is ingenious, but I'm not sure about 100% more flingy. The one shot they showed of it actually tossing the ping pong ball went straight into the ground a foot in front of the bot.
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by timmaah 15y ago
The 'Greatest Generation' is just about gone. It is their kids doing the bankrupting.
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by timmaah 15y ago
Thanks.. My laziness gets to me in finishing the projects. I do the fun part of getting it to work, then slack on the polish it needs to be complete. Just selling the lights would be best. Shipping on the 2 foot by 4 foot panel wouldn't be
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by timmaah 15y ago
Here is my display.. 98 of them in a 2'x4' box controlled by a nodejs web app. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXahEYJX9-g The cutting board diffuser on this 7x7 display is genius. My diffuser material cost $$. (If anyone wants to buy 98 o
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by timmaah 15y ago
This is the way I use it as well. What I would like is some way to tag or bookmark an album. I find I stumble upon a new artist or album I like, but then forget what it was later in the week.

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