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There is an idea I described in a blog post a few years back which would potentially improve discovery from top charts. Have a switch which would remove apps already installed by the user so that others would bubble up

http://blog.goolamabbas.org/2012/01/11/mockup-to-demonstrate...

Curious as to how you would communicate with a user. Do you expect to add that user to a Google+ circle and then send him/her a message. Not really a big G+ user so I'm not sure if a user can get a message from someone if they have not added them mutually to a circle

Google Play Store (aka the product formerly known as Android Market) needs more ways for users to fund their Google Wallet in order for content providers (app developers, book/music publishers) to feel confident in the monetization model

The issue was (and probably still is) is that Google Checkout is a different division and whilst Android Market may be a big customer of theirs, wasn't their only customer.

Products which you would expect available from an online store such as gifting of apps and prepaid cards are not available on the Play Store. I've given my old Android device to my 13 year old child (its above the min age limit)

http://support.google.com/plus/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answe...

and there is no way for me to buy paid apps without linking a credit card to my child's Google Wallet account. There is ofcourse the secondary point then its only in ICS that one is kinda required to setup a Google Wallet account when activating your Android device

The current model of funding for Google Wallet assumes that it can only be funding via credit cards. Andy Rubin would like to get more carrier billing coverage and if he (aka Google) is willing to eat margins to give a consistent 70% revshare to developers that's great but this may be a long wait

Wouldn't this be solved by sending a Cache-Control: public, max-age=<long-duration-in-seconds> header so that the assets can be stored in ISP proxy caches as well as browsers on-disk caches

Is XFS available in stock RHEL 6.2 ? or does it require an additional purchase of the Scalable File System Add-On

http://www.redhat.com/products/enterprise-linux-add-ons/file...

Redhat doesn't list prices of its add-ons and its generally onerus if one has to call sales to find the price of a filesystem

Reminds me of Veritas VxFS

Unfortunately Kindle Fire is only available for shipping in the US. I think the Amazon account linked to it might also need a credit card with a US billing address

Does Joyent count inbound traffic as part of its bandwidth calculation or does it offer free like AWS ?

Any techniques wrt using different profiles ? Do you have to monkey with plist files

How does Aruba's AP compare to Ruckus Wireless ? Does anybody know what their pricing is ?

For a 5000 sq.ft office, would people recommend Aruba/Ruckus or a couple of cheap DLink/Buffalo wifi routers running WDS ?

I've found cli53 to be quite useful for Route53 https://github.com/barnybug/cli53

Also, ylastic.com is awesome if you want a GUI for many of AWS functions. It's only US$ 25/month

Didn't Campaign Monitor require your users to be confirmed opt-in or when you receive their email address you initiate a confirmation email to them ?