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by dquigley 3mo ago
Cool project! This reminds me of Chis Noeding's YouTube Channel, where he's been posting his progress on running custom firmware on the newer Behringer X32 mixers - https://www.youtube.com/@pcdimmer
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by dquigley 4y ago
I'd recommend checking out this Van building YouTube channel if you're interested in using extruded aluminum for van building. https://youtube.com/c/HumbleRoad It goes in depth on the topic, as that's th
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by dquigley 8y ago
I understand the confusion, because I had to read the title twice to understand what was meant by the $5/month as well. It isn't necessarily wrong, just potentially confusing if you read it the wrong way.
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by dquigley 10y ago
Does anyone know of other cities / areas using this type of pricing? It sounds like this is pretty new, and I'd be interested in seeing any research / studies on the long term impact of this kind of pricing. I could see how i
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by dquigley 10y ago
It used to be the case that you'd get the phone subsidized by your service plan from Verizon, but not any longer. Verizon and the other major US carriers stopped subsidizing phones in the past few years. For me the biggest reason I wan
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by dquigley 10y ago
The training I have gone through in product management provides a more nuanced approach: 1) Get customer feedback by actually visiting and talking with customers in the environment where they use your app/service. This contextual knowl
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by dquigley 10y ago
I enjoy these types of articles because they show a historical, non-digital approach to "hacking" the system. Or put another way, escaping the system that wasn't treating them justly. But I can appreciate that some who want H
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by dquigley 13y ago
With a market cap of less than $350 million, shouldn't Google just buy them? I realize that they'd pay more than that, and that there might not be enough stock available to get a controlling share, but it would be an interesting s
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by dquigley 13y ago
Just checked it out. Looks interesting. The pricing structure is still not quite the perfect fit for me, so let me explain. I've got around 20 clients I have to meet with in person every 6-12 weeks. I'd like to have a client app I
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by dquigley 13y ago
Unfortunately the pricing plans for LogMeIn and TeamViewer are setup for enterprise customers. I understand it might not be worthwhile for them to deal with smaller customers, but I'd love to find a product for less than $50 per month
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by dquigley 13y ago
I've used Teamviewer a few times, but I found it cumbersome compared to LogMeIn. I'll have to check it out further. I'm also looking for something that can be used commercially, that doesn't cost a ton. I've looked
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by dquigley 13y ago
Anyone have suggestions for an alternative? I haven't ever found a product that works as consistently and seamlessly (without having to fight firewall issues). Edit: I should add that I'm willing to pay for a service, but most of
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by dquigley 14y ago
Well they do have a live chat on those two pages. Might as well make use of it! Or you could contact their live chat provider and mention the copying. They might care.
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by dquigley 14y ago
Glad to see my city in the news for a good reason!
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by dquigley 14y ago
If it worked effectively there would be a military use as well.
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by dquigley 14y ago
I agree that "A missed profit is not a loss." For example, Amazon is in my opinion a company that doesn't focus on increasing profits, especially in product areas where they are trying to push out competitors. Groupon could be artificially
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by dquigley 14y ago
I've personally had a different experience. (Background: I've had an iPhone 3GS and 4, HTC EVO 4G, a LG Optimus from Sprint and Virgin Mobile, some dirt cheap Android-based Samsung smartphone, and now the Samsung Galaxy Note II. All of the
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by dquigley 14y ago
While frequently with these articles you have to wonder about the validity of all parts of the story, I can say I've had A similar experience from a consumer perspective. I was trying to book hotels for my wedding and couldn't find a hotel
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by dquigley 14y ago
The presumptuous labeling is definitely questionable, but the coordination and communication seems applaudable.(for a government organization) If there was a movement of people planing to protest Google or Facebook, I would expect the FBI t
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by dquigley 14y ago
The simplest solution then is to avoid the fancy "sets" and just buy the Lego generic collections. For example, this is what I got for my desk at work - http://www.amazon.com/LEGO-Bricks-More-Builders-Tomorrow/dp/... granted I wish they h
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by dquigley 14y ago
Totally agree. I picked up a box of plain Lego blocks for my desk at work a little while back. They start conversations, are great to fidget with while on the phone, and can provide a nice distraction when needed. Definitely a good investme
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by dquigley 14y ago
I agree, because some may think the best is a tool that does as much as possible, and others may think the best is a tool perfectly suited for a particular task. Some people swear by multi-tools and swiss army knives, but other people hate
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by dquigley 14y ago
Clay Christensen in the Innovators Solution lays out an explanation for what is happening here. Apple used vertical integration to make a giant leap forward with their iPhone that you couldn't have made in a non-integrated company. They end
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by dquigley 14y ago
It seems like many people don't like this, but I had this exact issue last night. And opening another tab takes a while to load simply because the gmail app is so big. So while I'm not sure about this exact implementation yet, it could be a
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by dquigley 14y ago
This is definitely a cool demo. One detail I noticed that might be worth adjusting is that I assumed clicking on the "Flip" box on the right side of the page would actually flip the page. So from a usability perspective if you were actually
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by dquigley 14y ago
This article while citing some legitimate concerns fails to recognize that Google wins as the mobile platforms being used continue to support Google Advertising. From what I understand Google's biggest goal for Android is to keep one compan
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by dquigley 15y ago
I've had similar thoughts. Another purpose your testing mobile security which you could potentially resell to businesses and eventually to the military. build a dependable prototype that you could resell to business that have storage units,
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by dquigley 15y ago
Anyone know of a similar tool based on Ruby?
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by dquigley 15y ago
"I believe the right way to be something else, though: Never display a list that mixes data and actions. Even better: never display a list at all. Lists are bad for the user. Scrolling is bad." - Interesting, I'd love to know if there is mo
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by dquigley 15y ago
I believe it's just recognizing resolution differences.

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