turtle4

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by turtle4 17y ago
It is a touch screen. It is used for user interaction. You can swipe it to scroll through your books, but I'm sure it can be/is used for other things. Display keyboard to enter search terms, etc. Apple detailed the many benefits of this
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by turtle4 17y ago
I think you're getting out of scope. This isn't a 'life' theory, it is a 'business/management' theory. In terms of business/management, those scientists/engineers are losers. They will never rise to the top, and are destined to work for
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by turtle4 17y ago
You ask "Why is it your day job?" Because I spend the largest part of my life at my day job, and want to work on something I am passionate about during that time. However I am also a person with many additional interests and desires, such
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by turtle4 17y ago
He was bluffing. ;)
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by turtle4 17y ago
Why do we love to hate Techcrunch? I missed the memo, apparently...fill me in.
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by turtle4 17y ago
I feel like you are fooling yourself here. Many small companies want to download and install not because they are difficult customers, but because they are either a) operating on a limited budget or b) risk adverse. As you say yourself, ge
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by turtle4 17y ago
IMO, SaaS is good for the developer (of the SaaS), and for the (very) small business customer. Downloadable is better for the slightly larger business, or a business that has more technical know-how than software budget. It follows that si
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by turtle4 17y ago
But if he would contribute back, then -everyone- would have something better than the (current) django. That is how it works. I agree with grandparent poster that more people should take the time to contribute and/or make their changes av
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by turtle4 17y ago
So how does the machine, in these examples, request the machine understandable representation of the resource? If the 'concept' is http://www.example.com/book/123 , from this explanation, then there should be a way to get different represe
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by turtle4 17y ago
But how does this work with the non-owning 'talent'? The owners of a company can't force/guarantee that their engineers are going to stay, right?
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by turtle4 17y ago
This is funny to me for some reason, but still a good idea!
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by turtle4 17y ago
Nice. New to me.
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by turtle4 17y ago
My advice would be to move to a hosting provider that can scale easily with the success of your site. I like linode. If your site isn't generating much traffic, $23 should cover your hosting expenses ($20 for a single node). As your traf
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by turtle4 17y ago
Helpful, yes. Thank you.
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by turtle4 17y ago
Not bad. Immediate thought is that I would like to have the ability to make more than 1 digest. I don't really want -everything- all at once. I might want all my deal feeds to come in one email, and all my news feeds to come in another e
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by turtle4 17y ago
No, you're feeling dependent. There's a difference. If you are using 80% of their services now, it is because you feel like you are getting good return on them. If you decide that isn't the case in the future, as the original poster said,
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by turtle4 17y ago
Use the chain system to encourage long term behavior. Ie, each day that you do one of the items you note, you extend its chain by one link. Each time you miss a day, you break the chain and start over. Each day you score your chain score
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by turtle4 17y ago
There are viable options for a subset of photoshop's functionality. As you note, you can get 80% of the functionality for a huge difference in price, which is fine if you don't need that last 20% for whatever reason. You can try pixelmator