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It's also BYOD, which I love, but could be a dealbreaker for some.

9 months, 3 weeks ago on Confessions Of A Once-Smart-Now-Dumbphone Owner

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If speed isn't a big deal, Simple Mobile is a T-Mobile MVNO with decent coverage and unlimited talk/text/web for $40/month. No contract and you can upgrade to 4G for $20 more.

9 months, 3 weeks ago on Confessions Of A Once-Smart-Now-Dumbphone Owner

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 @NChambersSaid  We've got a piece up on Space Monkey: http://techli.com/2012/07/space-monkey-p2p-storage/.

 

Other than Infinit, are there any viable projects that intend to offer unlimited storage for free? That's what sets this one apart for me.

10 months, 1 week ago on French Startup Infinit To Offer Unlimited P2P File Hosting

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 @JoshBob  Mea culpa -- which were you thinking of? The main established attempt I dug up was OpenTable.

10 months, 2 weeks ago on Years In The Restaurant Biz Inspired Tabling System OnDeq

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 @AdamBritten That's an intriguing possibility. I think it's interesting that they haven't strictly defined what a neighborhood is, leaving the possibility open that users will appropriate the site for apartment complexes, assisted living facilities, or what have you.

 

As far as the "mom test" goes: many mothers use Facebook. I imagine the barriers to jumping on a service like this are similar to the ones facing any startup social service.

10 months, 4 weeks ago on Bake Your New Neighbors Cookies, And Invite Them To Nextdoor

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 @MikeDaly A villain who spent years building a web identity so that in the event that LinkedIn's passwords were stolen, he could pass the Google test and re-steal them? That guy probably deserves my password at this point.

11 months, 2 weeks ago on Here's How To Check Whether Your LinkedIn Password Has Been Released

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 @EricaDaly Imagine how embarrassing it would be for them if it didn't.

11 months, 2 weeks ago on Twitter's First Bird Logo Cost $15. For the Latest, It Poached a Designer From Google

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 @EricaDaly It's certainly a grey area. I think Google could make a strong case now -- but will they be able to in a decade? Two?

11 months, 4 weeks ago on Lawsuit: Make "Google" A Generic Term For Search

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 @AnalystDistrict Perhaps you should go into politics.

12 months ago on This Isn't The First Time Google Has Fought Malware User-By-User

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