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inflatablenerd
12y ago
If anyone is interested, Yanis also guested on the EconTalk podcast in 2013, talking about Valve's corporate structure and plans for solving Greece's financial woes. http://www.econtalk.org/archives/2013/
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Dropbox is a Feature
(brooksreview.net)
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12y ago
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14y ago
I don't think being mobile only is Path's problem. Plenty of social networks like Instagram and WhatsApp have flourished without a webpage. For most people, Path doesn't offer anything they don't get from Facebook, or Twitter, or Foursquare
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14y ago
Apple is still expensive, but the whole "Apple Tax" meme is a myth. We pay barely more than GST than the US for Apple products, which are also never advertised with sales tax. http://anthonywrites.posterous.com/apple-tax-for-australians...
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14y ago
It's probably worth mentioning that in Australia, off contract phone are far more popular than they are in the US. We have many competitive pre-paid options, so buying a phone outright often is cheaper, or better value than going on a plan.
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14y ago
It's also a little strange that Indiegogo only allows campaign contributors to post comments, something I learned when trying post a similar warning message to yours in the comments section. Explains all the positive feedback though.
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14y ago
"Myth: I've heard two factor authentication doesn't work in IMAP and POP" I've found this to be true - to a certain extent. I had two factor authentication turned on and found it to be a nightmare in OSX Mail. Failures to retrieve mail, ask
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14y ago
Sadly, I think retina iMacs are further away than we'd like to hope. Eizo has a 36 inch 4K monitor for $35,000¹. There's a 31 inch 4K Viewsonic Monitor for an undisclosed price². Even that's only 150dpi. If Apple wants to make a pixel doubl
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14y ago
I don't think selling is broken provided purchasing is easy. Like how iTunes does it. iTunes couldn't be more painless - search, click, password. It's true that the death of scarcity makes it hard to compete with hundreds of other sources o
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On Apps And Applications
(inflatablenerd.posterous.com)
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14y ago
Get a US iTunes account. $2.99 for new TV episodes, soon after they air, in 1080p HD. And a much larger selection of movies too. Granted that doesn't solve the problem, but it's convenient, cheap, and at least I'm giving SOMETHING to studio
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Sparrow for iPhone's Creepy Facebook Integration
(inflatablenerd.posterous.com)
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14y ago
Apologies for the deep link. This page had already been submitted to Hacker News, but I thought this post deserved more discussion.
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"To be reimbursed for Papermill at this rate would take approximately 5 years"
(papermill.me)
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Facebook is the new email
(inflatablenerd.posterous.com)
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I want to pay for Google
(kneeland.me)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I think what's going on here is how instagram and social media in general appeals to a shorter span, in the same way that many people will happily knock back four 45 minute Breaking Bad episodes, but the thought of sitting down and getting
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I’d Rather Watch Instagram Than A Movie
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In which Eben Moglen calls out a reporter for having Facebook
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"No matter what price we choose, we always make the same revenue"
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15y ago
Well, compare that to unboxing an Apple product. Like an iPad. Instantly, you have to enter your Apple ID, regardless if you bought it yourself. The device is a brick until this happens. Then, once the set up is complete, the device has zer
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15y ago
I don't understand how your comment is even remotely related to this post.
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15y ago
The biggest failing I see this is argument is hierarchy. Sure, 16 point Georgia looks sexy as hell. If you have a text heavy website with little navigation, I'd definately recommend it. But in real world design situations, it's a mess. Even
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The biggest challenge I see for the iPhone 5 is a bigger screen size. If Apple do follow the competition/the demands of their users and make a bigger screen size, how are their apps going to scale? Either they lose the retina display brandi
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15y ago
I work in an Australian retailer. The markup is huge. We sell $40 HDMI cables that we get for $5. We also sell $99 cables. Quite often, we make more money from people buying a $40 cable than we do from people buying a $2000 iMac.
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15y ago
I do everything besides screenplays in plain text. Compatibility wins here. Between Google Docs, Word 2010, Word for Mac, Pages and Open Office, it seems even basic documents get mangled. RTF is only reasonably better.
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Google shuts down access to Android 3.0 Honeycomb source
(thenextweb.com)
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16y ago
Why?