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utnick
18y ago
Still no webcam and mic support?
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Has the iphone nda actually been enforced yet or even threatened to be enforced by apple? Or is this an issue like the chrome license that says goog owns everything you type, but obviously they aren't going around taking my words?
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18y ago
take a look at e-junkie, I don't think they have to pay merchant account fees, they are just a pass through to paypal, goog checkout, authorize.net etc, they don't actually handle any of the transaction money, but they are still very useful
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18y ago
I think it would be much easier to sell your service if you included shopping cart/sales gateway functionality. That way you could bill yourself as ejunkie with more features.
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Well I am in your target market, I currently use e-junkie.com to sell a shareware app. I can't really tell from the screenshots, but is this a full featured shopping cart and affiliate manager like e-junkie or is this only for analytics?
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18y ago
Visual studio express editions are free and a windows vps is cheap. Even if you decide to spring for the full developer licenses you are looking at less than a week of a developers salary for some really good tools.
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Why does the person need a job?
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It might be like facebook apps at the begginning, they were new and cool so alot of people browsed the app directory and since there were few apps, new apps could be noticed and grew As the app store grows, it might be much harder if your a
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One season of the 24 tv show can bring in over 200 million dollars in ad revenue. Television and other ad funded entertainment are certainly not small business.
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cat access.log | grep staticfilename | wc -l
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Do you know what some of these patents are? It would be interesting to see how innovative they really are.
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Well I think he encourages people to email him, just google for mark cuban's email address. He gave an interview recently saying he likes it when people email him a small quick summary of what they are doing, why its big, what they need, an
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somebody a while ago recommended Titan, the bio of John Rockefeller, its good, very long and dry at parts, I stopped reading after he became the richest man in the world, but his journey from poor boy in small shack to richest man in the wo
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Have you tried emailing Cuban?
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Seriously, make this into a free facebook app so fb users don't have to manually tag faces.. then sell your desktop app.. PROFIT!
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18y ago
any plans on rss support or some kind of weekly digest for my town?
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18y ago
Large scale satellite video recording of the major parts of Iraq? So lets say a car bomb blows up at somewhere, you can then rewind and track the driver of said car bomb over the past couple of months.
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18y ago
Not until Chrome has been out for a while and has proven its security and stability. Firefox has gone through many years of trial by fire and I am reasonably sure that I am not going to get pwned by browsing to a malicious site with firefox
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At least for the Rockets, the one team I follow religiously, the insider stories are stories just ripped from the Houston Chronicle. It would be useful though if you care about a bunch of teams and don't have time to read the hometown newsp
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you should try it out and see if you like it.. shoes is a good way to learn ruby shoes is good for simple apps. But if you need complex controls like trees and sliders, coding in shoes would get annoying. Also the documentation for shoes le
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There are some companies that hire CS PhDs , or at least have divisions that do. Google, of course. Xerox. A bunch of big DoD contractors have R&D departments. Video game companies have been known to pick up graphics focused Phds. Pixar
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In interviews he makes it clear that you he doesnt think you should literally work only 4 hours. Especially when u are starting up a business. Its more about building a business that can be run on autopilot. Its a lot harder to build a busi
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For pay apps, I would much rather develop and sell on the app store and not have to worry about license keys, copy protection, credit card merchants, and testing on multiple devices like you probably will if you are selling an android app.
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Looks cool! Are you assembling and soldering these frames from scratch? Would love to hear more tech details on this..
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It is a downside, but most of the time I don't care. If I am sending some big list many times and speed really matters, then I care, but usually I am not. Size and speed are cheap nowadays.
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<list><listitem>a</listitem><listitem>b</listitem><listitem>c</listitem></list> ? The xml solved the problem of me having to write a parser from scratch for whatever terms of t
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Maybe I am missing something, but I think thats a little extreme... If I have some data structures that I am trying to send from my C# windows app to your java unix app, how would you propose we do that? With XML, we can easily agree and co
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I wonder how much time and money he spent developing Braid. The art and music is very good. Probably not cheap.
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Cool! Was this presented at siggraph? Siggraph always has the coolest stuff
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