Is it ok to say that anything I can put on a placard and walk around a city displaying without getting arrested or breaking any law should be considered acceptable free speech on the internet? Just trying to separate the medium from the message.
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Look at this http://www.this.www.is.www.not.www.really.www.google.com :-D
Hey Everyone, I'm Rohan Smith and I'm the co-planner for the Remote Working Conference. I'm here to answer any questions you may have.
You guys should sign up for the remote working conference this December. http://remoteworkingconf.com There will be a lot of non-tech presenters there as well, I think you can still even submit a talk.
I've been using it for the past couple months and it is hands-down the best option for hybrid mobile development
Right! I saw profanity in the big bang theory too but unless it was bleeped out I don't believe that has ever happened
yeah, fixed that
it is already built at http://codebituary.com
fixed the loading issues
Founder here: I fixed the server issues, I really never expected to make it to frontpage literally overnight. The aim was not necessarily to get someone to use the entire codebase. there are features that may be interesting to the user. The user may just me interested in the structure of the code and to familiarize themself with how code is written in a startup.
check out the comments on their Techcrunch article - It would discourage any young founder. http://techcrunch.com/2010/10/15/ubercab-closes-uber-angel-r...
As they say, never read the comments.