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I would love to, but I don't know that material cold like I do the other stuff, and I don't currently have the time to do that kind of research.

Yeah, that was pretty cool for the time, at least until I had to unrack every single one and drive it back to our office. This is what it looked like after that:

http://www.tomkleinpeter.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/unra...

These days we are in Seattle.

Ha, what a neat way to wake up -- my blog on HN. Thanks guys.

Now I have new answer for when people ask what value HFT adds.

We are using neato to draw those images. I'm happy to answer any questions about how it works.

Isn't DynamoDB backed by SSDs? Perhaps that is the reason for the increased cost.

"Microsoft only stopped being evil once Gates left"

Having worked there and talked to the employees, I'd blame the consent decree more than Gates leaving. But I'm curious what your sources are.

Buying companies with huge and unknown legal liabilities is generally a bad idea.

Reams of copier paper are also great for propping up your monitor. No scratching and easy to find in a lot of offices.

How do you know it is willful? That is an important word when it comes to patent infringement.

Hey, it's where the serious folks live :)

Can you elaborate on that? I'm an eclipse newbie and using it for Android work feels like swimming in molasses.

I guess that explains the valuation.

It is pronounced two-lay-lip, if that makes it seem less insane.

If it isn't too personal, what have you learned? I'm curious if is common knowledge nutritional stuff that tracking just gave you the willpower to follow (refined carbs are bad!) or something more novel (bacon is the answer!)?

John Boyd would be proud. Everything else being equal, the team with the fastest OODA loop usually wins: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OODA_loop

I believe gibson has likened it to a bird call -- just 3 syllables of noise, not words.

I can't imagine how many drivers would be killed each year if there were no restrictions. Safety measures can only do so much good with the amount of energy that would be thrown around.

You think that Google, creators of an opposing app store & in-app purchases, wants to establish legal precedent that some patent on in-app purchases is enforceable?

Clearly we should lower the retirement age so poor people can benefit more equally with rich people.

Humorously enough, this kind of dynamic is why Skype at Microsoft is probably doomed.

I would love to do a Linux version, but we just don't have the resources right now. At some point we will get it done, I just can't say when. However, it does run under wine -- email us at help@audiogalaxy.com if you have any problems setting it up.

Ah, I understand now -- I misread your first post and thought you were talking about Windows accounts.

We've had a lot of users have success with Audiogalaxy using this: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/137890

Yup, that is us. We were out of the music biz for a while (http://www.crunchbase.com/company/foldershare) but are back now with a slightly different business model.

We do. http://www.audiogalaxy.com/misc/developer

If you are interested in this problem but can't get into the beta yet, check out my app: http://www.audiogalaxy.com.

You have to leave your home computer running, but it is totally free, available outside of the US, and has both Android and iOS apps.

Antitrust laws might slow that plan down.

What makes you think it doesn't work? Specifically, what do you mean by "work"?

The metric the families probably care about is how the childrens' careers compare to the parents. Dirt poor immigrant to corporate America in one generation sounds pretty good to me.