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First Week with FirefoxOS
(gullicksonlaboratories.com)
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Go print yourself with 3dna
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Murfie is the first major music marketplace to accept BitCoin
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The future is written in javascript
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How Music-Encoding Service Murfie Skirts Legal Muddles
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Hang on let me pause my Creative Labs Nomad and finish this call on my Palm Treo so I can respond to your comment; oh wait... Just because something is first doesn't mean it is best . Limor took something cool and made it awesome , and
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Test the market for your tech with Tindie Fundraisers
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Ah that makes more sense.
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"...a scientist whose brain is uploaded into a supercomputer' while trying to create the first ever sentient computer" It's hardly creating sentience if you're just installing an existing intelligence on another piece of hardware...just say
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Ask HN: What's the best way to build Javascript widgets today?
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We'll be taking this for a spin. I've been pushing for an API-driven site for awhile but the case for that model was cinched when we started adding non-web clients to our system. A leaned-out Rails is a nice compliment to other bolt-on API
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You've got a crack team of Rails devs and a deadline?
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The App Cobbler
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"What's wrong with using the twitter.com on Windows8..." What's wrong with everyone using the same web browser? After all, that's exactly what the HTML standard is for, right?
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Sonos gets Murfie CD-Ripping Service Support
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Why doesn't Heroku have a "Technical Difficulties" page?
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I'd replace my Droid RAZR with one of these in a heartbeat...
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They are getting better (although what's up with that hinge? Blech!). Still not as cute or clever as it's ancestor tho: http://litl.com/
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New Patent Could Saddle 3D Printers With DRM
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Shouldda used a RepRap...
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Desktop Manufacturing Part 1 – Revolutions
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After reading this I just had to check just to see if we had a copy of 52nd Street, yep - https://www.murfie.com/albums/billy-joel-52nd-street--2
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This pops up in front of me every couple years and I always get something new out of it each time.
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2011 Make Magazine Interview with Bre Pettis
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You lost me at "changes everything".
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What do you propose as an alternative that addresses the deficiencies you identify here?
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According to commentor Josef Prusa the Replicator 2 is not open source.
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Is Makerbot going closed source?
(blog.makezine.com)
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I was just about to say that! Very smart to target the developer audience by focusing on how they will interact with the product (also brave).
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It was an attempt at humor (notice the sideways winky-face, an electronic communication method of conveying levity - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emoticon )
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