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danw
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About danw
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Comment #6177986
You're an asshole! Oh, you're offended? IT WAS TONGUE IN CHEEK
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Comment #5899901
I think bitcoins just count as assets
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Comment #5625629
Nope.
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Comment #4802146
You are running an event. Running events is hard. You do not have money to cover upfront costs. Seek sponsorship to cover upfront costs. Sponsor is possibly concerned over conferen…
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Comment #4802114
This is all I could find. The @britruby account has deleted some of their tweets too. http://www.exquisitetweets.com/collection/iamdanw/1898
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Comment #4802067
Looking at the "trolls" I can't see any trolling. I see people criticising the conference for fair reasons that they care about, and trying to be helpful after initial snarky tweet…
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Comment #4801971
What were the original tweets that caused so much trouble? I've tried to gather what I can but I don't see much 'trolling', just criticism, some polite and constructive, some less.…
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Comment #3876592
This. In your 20s and earning more than £20k? Well done. Now shut up and ship.
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Comment #3822492
Specifically for Science Hackday there's http://www.sciencehackday.com/ . In general http://lanyrd.com/ is the closest I've found, but it's still not comprehensive.
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Comment #3822484
This checklist seems very centred on the UK hackday format (which I very much enjoy). I've noticed US hackdays have a somewhat different culture, with different expectations, as do…
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Comment #3822472
DHCP pool being exhausted or NAT table getting full are the two main problems I've seen at hackdays
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Comment #3043905
Does that include putting hideous adverts across the slides in 'HTML5'? (I miss the early scribd & slideshare, before they started trying to make money to survive by plastering the…
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Comment #2968907
"Why doesn't Yahoo take a few million dollars in seed money and start a bunch of companies under its own umbrella using some of its own people?" They did, it was called Yahoo Brick…
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Comment #2776779
The cloud will solve it
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Comment #2364089
The title appears to be a play on the BBC's popular A History of the World in 100 Objects: http://www.bbc.co.uk/ahistoryoftheworld/ . Also the bias highlights the flaw in the under…
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Comment #2251060
Would love to learn more about that
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Comment #2251056
"The infamous party scene is already well addressed by an abundance of other startups." - Is there a list of these apps?