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I'm working on a modern divorce site that helps couples work together with professionals to quickly and safely reach an equitable resolution for this incredibly difficult event. There are lots of creative symbols in marriage and divorce that could make for an interesting photography project.
I'm in my late 20s.
I feel there are only 2 decisions because 1) I've felt the unparalleled creative power of controlled, maniacal dedication and 2) I may suffer from typical cognitive distortions despite reasonable achievement and lots of introspection
> Get better at design.
> Learn a new language.
> Do more open source.
> Write fewer blog posts.
> Focus (utterly failed here)
These seem like prime examples of "bullshit goals" [1] that aren't actionable. For goals to be useful they should be quantifiable and accountable.
How about a day for each day the market remains closed.
$60k in Denver >> $90k in Palo Alto
"Very" in all caps?
Go to walmart please.
What are the equity ranges for seed and series A? I've heard up to 4% for seed, but not sure if that was correlated with a high-end salary or not.
Oops, meant to specify the bay area.
There are some notable open source EMS' (educational management system) like moodle.org.
Thanks.
How does the Sun JDK significantly outperform the GCC-GCJ?
Regardless of how effective drugs like LSD and psilocybin are, they make it difficult to maintain traditional societal hierarchies of power and control and thus will be stamped out.
What about VMing Windows? VirtualBox works great for me and its seamless window integration is pretty good.
Also, I've heard good things about Crossover, but never tried it myself.
This still seems like a valid low-tech hacking technique. Simply take photos of anyones keys (easy to do if you are planning it out) and run some software. This seems like a potentially big problem for any facility secured by only lock and key (schools, homes, safety deposit boxes, PO boxes, cars, storage, etc.).
Sounds perfect for a RepRap :D
Is anyone aware of any direct competition in the credit card "scanning" space?
Anyone know how much it cost ClubPenguin to get the domain name back?
Also, I thought Shopkick would have locked up these patents?
What's really cool about Zoosh is what it does for p2p or m2m behavior.
Thanks for the suggestion. Any idea how to accomplish this task without using JS?
I'm surprised chromium, konqueror and firefox don't offer this functionality for offline browsing.
Thanks. I really want to get this done with the command line and it looks like Phantom JS will do the trick.
You could ask people what they hope to get out of your app before they quit using it. Maybe after their first return or a few page clicks?
This cache-hit data would actually be interesting to look through.
Agreed. It's smelling like Google: http://phandroid.com/2011/03/15/google-reportedly-buying-up-...
Mobile payments are no longer interesting or exciting to, but mostly frustrating. Hopefully, Google throwing a couple billion at ubiquitizing NFC terminals will stir things up.
Japan has been doing it for years while US giants hold each other in a stalemate. At least Square is happily trotting forward while Visa and Mastercard miss another Paypal.
I love having a solid hour for this, but can't always make it happen.
Ya, huge difference imo. Macbook Air has a decent 1440x900, which amounts to an extra 17% vertical increase.
I did wait for the Series 9, but it had 1366x768 :(
Hilariously, Sony omits this tidbit on their own page. See it here: http://techdraginfo.blogspot.com/2011/01/samsung-9-series-ul...
I waited a long time for Sony, Dell, or Toshiba to compete with the Macbook Air. Finally, they did and even with Sandy Bridge. Unfortunately, every single one of them settled for shitty 1360x760 displays forcing me to get an Air.
The Air has been perfect, though installing ubuntu without a superdrive or external cdrom was a preposterous nightmare.
Seems like another good technique for mining bitcoins.