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I love the quote "Having Mt. Gox shut down is to bitcoin what having the New York Stock Exchange shut down is to our equity market," said James Angel, a professor of finance at Georgetown University.

If the NYSE was a lemonade stand.

Gosh, that doesn't seem like a good sign?

Neat project! You should to tutorials - it's a great learning example

It's a cool juxtaposition - I think it communicates the right expectations (good food in a casual space).

Yeah, you clearly have never made an eBook. It's a jungle out there.

I really like this piece. Something different and more 'humanities' focused than Techcrunch normally does.

Yeah, if you're going to call all of these bootstrapped you could include Wordpress, which is dramatically more successful than the ones on the list.

Looks good, but it's hard to give feedback on just a splash screen. I look forward to checking it out!

A Composition Book (the black and white marbled cover notebooks). I go back occasionally and put stars in the margins for ideas that don't seem stupid with a little distance.

Yeah, this is really confusing. Small bookstores would typically get this book through a distributor like Ingram, which might take a similar or higher percentage than Amazon. This is just a misguided publicity stunt based on misinformation.

Beautiful - cheers for Stack Overflow.

Dang, I didn't get 'hard sell' at all from the Pocketbook tweet. I thought it was a straightforward suggestion to try an alternative, keyword being 'try'.

The kicker is at the end, when he calls the Internet a fad, "like skateboarding or mountain bikes." I hope this is real.

Wasn't sure where this article was going, and then realized... oh, he's critiquing the UI. Cheap.

Tragically, not scripts. Transcripts from closed-captioning.

I had to email them some PDFs to get verified, but nothing compared to the hassles I've suffered at PayPal's hands over the years.

Living up to his name, and yet I still want him to TAKE MY MONEY NOW

Well done, I love this stuff.

Apparently yes.

Agreed - the way out is the way through, I think.

Nobody's talking about Shelfari, which hasn't changed since 2008 when Amazon acquired it. It got frozen in time.