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by volida 19y ago
congratulations whether you got a no or a yes, you just made another step of a very long walk with many paths to choose from, before reaching where you dream.
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by volida 19y ago
until iPhone becomes an every-day-use phone, Nokia and other big players will have already use multitouch screens in their proven brands...iPhone will fail for the same reasons Apple failed to compete with Windows....Apple should take some
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by volida 19y ago
It felt getting me tired reading...
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by volida 19y ago
change the font
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by volida 20y ago
oh, I made a mistake. It seems its cookie-persistant. sorry everyone.. to correct this, i can give invites to anyone who wants,
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by volida 20y ago
it's does not seem to be invite only anymore
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by volida 20y ago
i agree, that was my thought too
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by volida 20y ago
I noticed that too. Especially if you update 2-3 times your comment...Sometimes it goes on top, then lower...
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The wait is over! Download Joost!(joost.com)
5 points by volida 20y ago|17 comments
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by volida 20y ago
Someone saying 8 years ago that web apps would take the majority of desktop applications out of the picture people would say she is crazy. If today you accept that fact, then possibly u accept that Microsoft has at least been minimized as
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by volida 20y ago
A lot of people seem to have missed the point, and this post is amongst them.. So for those who keep missing it... Once upon a time the trend was to write desktop applications, but because Microsoft had control, was able to kill big players
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by volida 20y ago
the fact that MS Atlas exists makes your AJAX hypothesis false. Microsoft tried to kill XForms. The workaround of AJAX made Microsoft to open their eyes 10-12 months ago...
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by volida 20y ago
I think Microsoft is playing it safe. And don't forget everyone, that MSN Messenger is being used by as much x20 times the users of Facebook. Microsoft did the smartest acquisition in 1997 when they bought Hotmail and caught the train. What
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The start-up project(amazon.com)
5 points by volida 20y ago|2 comments
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by volida 20y ago
but being unable to escape connectivity makes useless for most users offline web apps...and i think having to use offline web app (a term that really sounds wrong) would just add frustration
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by volida 20y ago
Someone already could deploy the user interface of their application using HTML/CSS, using either the awesome IWebBrowser2 COM interface from Microsoft, or the Mozzila Browser. Norton Antivirus is using IWebBrowser, Skype i think is uzing M
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by volida 20y ago
I somehow agree and I wondered why all this excitement for offline access of applications. Of course syncing and having offline backup of your information is good but, nowadays, they only way to escape being online is by choosing it. I am a
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by volida 20y ago
patents is mostly something that big companies make use of between each other, so that they exchange between them rights of use of different pantents. Microsoft has a patent on showing a message to user X when "john doe is typing..." for co
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by volida 20y ago
I believe they refer to the ideas involving what comprehends your solution to a problem (idea). It's obvious that the problem(idea) you are solving it self cannot be patented, although I think you could just refer to just the problem(idea)
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by volida 20y ago
http://www.futuroscope.com/eng/attraction-cosmos.php I had the chance while in France to visit Futuroscope by luck. When I found my self in this Cosmos attraction, a huge sphere room watching the universe as a spectator like you are among
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by volida 20y ago
maybe they are preparing us for the electronic paper http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_paper
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BetsGoWild Launches - Betting Done (Almost) Right(mashable.com)
1 points by volida 20y ago|0 comments
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by volida 20y ago
ok, my observation is that, the GREEN of most attributes is somewhere in the middle (with some nearer to some side), which means that there is a diversity between to those who you are compared, with 3/4 of the samples to define that side. T
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by volida 20y ago
this must be the most pessimistic article I've ever read in my life by the most pessimistic writer out there! If Paul Buchheit thought like this, we would never have GMail.
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by volida 20y ago
personally, I wouldn't feel comfortable telling my ideas to people who copy others so obviously. maybe they hoped nobody would see?! or make it easy for those submitting to YC? but news.YC is building a community and others seems to missed
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by volida 20y ago
even campionato sufferred from this 'dirty tricks'! I wasn't really surprised when I heard about it..everybody knew it I guess... ..i mean all these are common secrets nobody wants to talk about.. maybe in his examples these 'dirty secrets'
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by volida 20y ago
why is this so surprising? and why considered ruthless? it's not random that the richest companies in the world are those involved in telecommunications and transportation. People live to communicate.
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by volida 20y ago
You should realize a few things first and weight them: 1. your wants 2. if you are satisfied or not, if you feel not doing what you love or depressed or pressed 3. your determination, be ready to fail and few other questions PG pointed out
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by volida 20y ago
they guy who draw Google's daily frontpage logos, sold some of his stock in 2004 for half million dollars. And he joined Google in 2000...
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by volida 20y ago
or "What Probably Scales Most"!

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