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Alpha of Scion (RP) Character Manager
(donationcoder.com)
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marv_in
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16y ago
Unless I'm mistaken doesn't Diigo.com do all of these with a free account even?
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marv_in
16y ago
I think it only worked this well now because it wasn't done before. Had it been done in an earlier manner where mobile phones haven't entered the SmartPhone/Social Media craze - everyone would have tuned out faster. Dodging the Adblock crow
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marv_in
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This is true too but this is why I am asking this question. Maybe someone has found a way around this. As much as I agree that economic freedom is important, it's not like in hindsight richer countries were able to shrug off corporations an
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marv_in
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Thanks for further clarifying. Unfortunately I feel these are very isolation-friendly types of concepts and indeed we have a growing culture of this but this tends to create "isolated" businesses not the type of culture that would need a te
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marv_in
16y ago
Yeah, I've seen and read leadership lessons from the dancing guy although I haven't seen the Ted talk you are referring to. (Do you have a link?) Thanks for clarifying what you mean by socially contextual mode of analysis. I think it's very
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I don't know. Normally I agree but it gives this slideshow a certain charm in this case. Probably because it told more of a story than a slideshow. Other than near the end, I thought it actually did a good job of emphasizing it's point. It
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Like the previous user requested, I would also like to know more about Bangalore.
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16y ago
No please continue digressing mrpsbrk. I was actually hoping you would expand more on "maybe we wouldn't really like it". I do understand the context of your question but it's kind of a weird thing for me to answer. For you see, I don't hav
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16y ago
Could you set an example or parameter for what constitutes as low risk, medium-based business on the web? Aside from local clones, I'm unable to think of anything that fits that bill. Especially if we're talking medium-return businesses int
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Thanks. Good luck on your side, I'm just hoping on my side too. It all seems so far away but someone has to try and find answers to the question eventually. From what little I know, Tezuka did want to clone Disney in a sense. Prior to this
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Thank you very much for this!
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I agree and I don't think they can be blamed. It's mostly the economy and the corruption. Easier to jump ship than to repair a sinking ship too damaged to be repaired. I don't think the analogy is quite correct though. At least based only o
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Thanks. I haven't studied much about the history of Japanese Anime but I did some on Japanese manga and I was under the impression, Anime was merely a piggyback on Tezuka's dream of having a movie version of his mangas which coupled by the
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Thanks. What do you mean by attracting a different class of entrepreneurs? Could you also clarify how a wage level which allow for multiple staff with minimal investment/income would work?
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This is a great article but I do wonder if it isn't merely trying to produce more wantrepreneurs (a term I learned while lurking on HN) I think almost everyone would feel enlightened by the title but the way the article is written, it seems
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16y ago
I think this is a good subject but unfortunately I think there's probably going to be less substance in the rebuttal side. I'm not pro-piracy but I think at the heart of piracy is the moral after-effect of corporations being able to produce
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Ask HN: Is it possible for a third world country to have a Silicon Valley?
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