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by twitter_v2 16y ago
Sure valid point, either way the founders should not complain too much as a FB stock option and job will work our just perfect, if FB ever goes public.
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by twitter_v2 16y ago
You hit the nail on the head here, this is the new "Space" and massively valuable - very much an un-touch niche market. To be able to silently accumulate 10m happy users is hugely impressive. The analytical info on 10m active users (file ty
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by twitter_v2 16y ago
ahhrr it's contagious!
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by twitter_v2 16y ago
Maybe image uploads are killing FB bandwidth per user quota? So excessive users could be offered a premium service for a vault like back-up of high res images. As most original images are uploaded only to be optimised, yet those images migh
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by twitter_v2 16y ago
So how did it go go for you post YC? Did you progress? Or did you apply again?
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by twitter_v2 16y ago
Good man! Good to hear from people this side of the "fibre link". We could do shifts you know!
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by twitter_v2 16y ago
That's more like it!J Good Luck anyways!
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by twitter_v2 16y ago
Hey for those of you in the US no problem, it's 10pm here in London and pg said we might be notified before 10pm pt. Nails I can bite, but sleep now...you joking right!
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by twitter_v2 16y ago
Positive thinking dude!
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by twitter_v2 16y ago
Good point ilamont, I wonder if they have a'users vs risk' load balancer built into the search for the rate. For instance if 100k people tried for the same rate at the same time, would it randomly change the rate to balance the risk?
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by twitter_v2 16y ago
I would expect this has something to do with the browser and where it indexes the results (pull this rate from) from to start with. As Firefox can deliver results from many search engines, I would love to know if Devin knew what Firefox was
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by twitter_v2 16y ago
I have to disagree with your points above, Apple create stylish / iconic user friendly products, built to last, which will reflect in the price from a consumer point of view. Where the likes of Dell, Sony, LG, Samsung and the rest build Lap
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by twitter_v2 16y ago
I think airlines could pre-wire all seats to be able to provide 110v supply if purchased with your ticket or on-board as an add-on. Then have an intelligent switcher, which only energizes the socket if they have been pre-purchased, reducing
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by twitter_v2 16y ago
I would think the gates are not airline specific due to flexibility for when things go wrong such as aircraft docking requirements not working. Currently they simply change the gate. Therefore this "Comfortability" issue would need to be a
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by twitter_v2 16y ago
You all have read this wrong! It says a survey of 5k consumers of multiple devices, which 32% of the questioned people who owned an iPad have never downloaded an app. That's 32% of the iPad owners questioned, not Apple's total units sold. F
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by twitter_v2 16y ago
The problem is space, reclining chairs will probably take up more space and need maintenance, not to mention the cost per chair and how to justify it. Airports and Airlines want to make the process of boarding more streamlined...investing i
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by twitter_v2 16y ago
Hi, just recently applied for the next winter round and thought I would get involved and get a few words in! ;-) So the chances of getting accepted as a single founder (which I am) is harder, but surely having a flexible single founder wil
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by twitter_v2 16y ago
Not sure they would do that, I think this Mac App store is purely a tool to create a vertical revenue stream to sell to the vast existing iMac user base. I also think this will increase the amount of business applications 20 fold and possib