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by dedicated 13y ago
Great way to get around the work of setting up the environment to get straight into the API.
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by dedicated 13y ago
Great way to level the playing field for kids!
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by dedicated 15y ago
Wow, nice work. I wonder how difficult it would be for Dropbox to switch out their SSL certs and reinstall on their servers. One problem I ran into was having Go Daddy when I registered my domain via Google Apps. Even though I unlocked the
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by dedicated 15y ago
Agreed, pure speculation with little chance of getting through regulatory approvals. Is this what the WSJ publishes to draw in weekend readers who are mostly unfamiliar with the tech space?
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by dedicated 15y ago
When was the last time they gave partial refunds? I think this was the case even years ago. I agree with the tone of the wording though; it has that passive aggressiveness that we paying customers shouldn't have to endure.
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by dedicated 15y ago
I wonder how many casual Facebook users will understand this feature and find it useful. Seems like the main beneficiaries of getting subscribers are one-person fan pages, like Scoble. But they already have a following on Twitter and G+.
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by dedicated 15y ago
Any more information on this? I caught the presentation linked from the article, which claims you can get a decision within 72 hours. Their website http://www.menloventures.com/portfolio_talent.html simply asks you to email them without c
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by dedicated 15y ago
The self-proclaimed "journalist" calls this piece journalism? Uh huh.
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by dedicated 15y ago
I think what PG meant was many people go to grad school to wait out the bad economy while it's hard to find good jobs. Is that your case, or you always wanted to go to grad school? The other poster said it right, consider your reasons for a
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by dedicated 15y ago
Paul Krugman has it right, the S&P is in no position to judge after all its mistakes: http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/08/05/sp-and-the-usa/ My take is I give the S&P two middle fingers up, WAY UP.
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by dedicated 15y ago
The views here feel too extreme. Many many people are willing to trade in what is called "enslavement" to be a part of a winning team that has stability. The concept of an elite team works in small groups, solving specific problems. But whe
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by dedicated 15y ago
It's hard to determine without knowing how you would actually use at 27" monitor compared to the 1080p. Is it possible to "rent" one for a week from a local retailer to test drive your use case? My thought is that I'm staring at a monitor m
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by dedicated 15y ago
The local space is still to be figured out. The fact that Groupon can generate so much revenues, despite bleeding margins in its marketing expenditures, still makes it the leader in this disruptive field. The bigger question is how and whet
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by dedicated 15y ago
True that the transfer rates aren't specifically spelled out, but if I'm advertised the nation's largest 3G network, or something to that tune, then my expectation is unlimited data on that network.
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by dedicated 15y ago
I'm curious as who are the VC's who invested in IV? Are these typical tech VC's, or are they more of the private equity type that relish in making money off these so called opportunities or arbitrages that don't require actual productive wo
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by dedicated 15y ago
This is not very useful. It's essentially a directory that maps twitter ids to G+ profiles. If you're the first of your friends to sign up, you'll find no results. Hard to categorize a tool as useful if it has social network effects (needs
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by dedicated 15y ago
First the Russians buy into Facebook and now the Chinese too? All kidding aside, why would Facebook even want this to happen. It's not like they don't have enough investors out there waiting to throw money at them, who won't have potential