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by veb 16y ago
So this is what a time machine would feel like! Cool article though, really loved the video.
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by veb 16y ago
"Facebook embraces transparency." lol
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by veb 16y ago
Moodle is horrid! I can never find anything on it. Blackboard works at least!
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by veb 16y ago
That's actually very clever advice. Thank you.
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by veb 16y ago
Running @Jesus through it, I am informed he is the scatman.
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by veb 16y ago
This leads me to a question, does HN have an IRC channel?
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by veb 16y ago
And I thought you were going to talk about selling human babies for company stock...
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by veb 16y ago
"So apparently I blew 1 million dollars in cash… Time to figure out where it really all went… Now there is so much more I could of done with this 1 million I had in cash, lmfao" ... wtf? EDIT: Fashion's latest project is BEMODEL.com, where
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by veb 16y ago
TeamBox I just love it's simplicity.
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by veb 16y ago
WTF? Man, the Internet does not cease to amaze me at times... Eh, good luck!
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by veb 16y ago
Did you forget the URL? Or is it one of those uber sekrit thingies that mortals like I do not have the pleasure in laying eyes upon? :(
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by veb 16y ago
"It brings offline and online together in a very unique way, which banner ads simply don't do. It's definitely opening people's eyes up to the way e-commerce can be transactive," Aitken said. People may like Facebook, but we're still very
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by veb 16y ago
I thought the whole thing was hilarious. The pirates couldn't crack the console, so they told everyone not to buy the PS3 because they wouldn't be able to play pirated games and stuff. But then Sony did something stupid and removed the abil
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by veb 16y ago
I'm confused on what kind of 90+ year old person would use nanoseconds in their vocab... Don't hate on me, I've just never heard anyone (of that age) talk like that.
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by veb 16y ago
When I went overseas for two months for an internship, I figured this out the hard way. But then that got boring, and alcohol was cheap... and fun :-P
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by veb 16y ago
I'm sorry, but when was the last time that you made something out of an idea everyone thought was gone for good, and made money from it, on the first day? Honestly, be happy for the guy.
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by veb 16y ago
Wouldn't it be better to let people do their own blacklists, and then incorporate that into their official list if a percentage of people have that site down as spam?
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by veb 16y ago
Awesome. That's ingenious really. Using another idea, an old idea, and making it 'new' again, by using a 'new' service.
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by veb 16y ago
If it looks like it was from the future, I must have it.
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by veb 16y ago
Nice post. I really like http://www.orangeslyce.com/ - I just wish there was one for programming too, now that would be good for some extra cash. There's a site similar (but for anything) in New Zealand, which is run by the Government, bu
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by veb 16y ago
Once I have some money to hire a marketing guy, I'm sure I'll have a blog.
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by veb 16y ago
"There are probably easier ways to steal cars," - yeah by lifting the key probably.
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by veb 16y ago
Shouldn't you mention (albeit generically) what you're looking at making? :)
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by veb 16y ago
Awesome. Much better. Just one question, what's up with the Yes I agree, Nah!, I don't agree? Surely just a "Post opinion" is a better aspect?
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by veb 16y ago
Clicky: http://idebate.me I clicked on one of the debates, to see how it was... but got prompted to sign in. Can I not just, look at it? What if the argument was so good, that I just had to reply? Also, the place is horribly bare... tha
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by veb 16y ago
I must admit I laughed out loud at the title of this... but then that turned into a frown. I'm starting my own bootstrapped startup because 1) I want to make a name for myself 2) I want to tell people I actually did something successful. Al
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by veb 16y ago
I'd rather not post that in public, too many bad memories. Founder turned out to be a bit of a crazy in the end.
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by veb 16y ago
You raise an excellent point. I normally do shove my email address into things to be notified of in the future, and the weirdest thing is I hardly ever get notified. I think this would work well (for people like me anyway...)
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by veb 16y ago
Umm. I completely disagree. I was part of a 2 man team that started up 4 years ago, (a game) and I made the forums and built that community up to nearly 1,000,000 users. Sure, you might get angry, or you mightn't like what people say - but
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by veb 16y ago
My 2 cents... I don't want to sign up to see how the system works, I'd rather be looking at other businesses with goals similar to mine, and if I want to get in touch... BOOM! Sign up time.

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