rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: Eating Healthily for $3 a Day
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rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: The Bitcoin Bubble
rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: The Bitcoin Bubble
Why the heck would you not use the dollar?
rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: What skills do self-taught programmers commonly lack?
Also known as making deadline.
rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: My Worst Phone Screen
rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: HackerBuddy
(shameless self promotion, I know, but I wish Dave the best of luck with his site)
rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: Google Acquires SayNow
rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: Eric Schmidt: On April 4th I Will Step Down, Larry Page to be CEO
rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: DuckDuckGo Challenges Google on Privacy (With a Billboard in San Francisco)
Then again, saying "I don't track you" would sound extremely strange.
I guess we (as a society) have become so accustomed to companies requiring large groups of people to be successful. I guess Gabe's ability to take on Google, the biggest tech company this decade, by himself, is a testament to computer programming being so empowering.
rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: The Companies Worth Less Than Facebook
Also, Audi is certainly not the only player in town when it comes to automobile makers. On the flip side, Facebook has hardly any serious competitors right now, and no one seems likely to catch up any time soon.
If we're using cars as an analogy, Facebook has basically created the Model T of online communications, and it will take a while before other car companies can come along and steal market share.
Wouldn't that sound like a sweet deal if you were an old and not-so-tech-savvy investor?
rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: Appcelerator Acquires Aptana
Still happy for the company though.
rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: Facebook hype will fade
Also, I really don't care about people's virtual mafia's and pictures where everyone is obscenely drunk.
rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: Windows Phone 7 development from the perspective of an iOS developer
If you want to develop a game on WP7, you HAVE to use XNA. All games in the WP7 app store had to be built with it.
Also, WP7 has no C++ support. John Carmack griped about this on Twitter.
rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: Why old people make better entrepreneurs than young ones
But this country loves extreme cases. The media tends to ignore the 40+ successful CEOs out there because it's not uncommon to see someone in that age group running a good business. But when Mark Zuckerberg became the world's youngest billionaire at age 23, everyone wanted to do an interview with him and sell a story around it.
Really, the reason everyone pays attention to Zuck is because he's the exception.
rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: What does it feel like to be stupid? An anonymous Quora user explains.
To me, what you can do in life all comes down to a Henry Ford quote:
"Whether you believe you can, or you believe you can't, you're right."
rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: Official Google Reader app for Android is finally here
rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: RIM sues Kik for patent infringement
rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: Workflowy is to TODO as git is to svn
rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: Twitter to Sell 50% of All Tweets for $360,000 a Year Through Gnip
That, or it will be like email, where everyone has @example.com appended to their username.
Neither situation strikes me as desirable.
rottendevice | 15 years ago | on: Editing your Google Docs on the go
(*Give or take a few dozen years)