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joshontheweb
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About joshontheweb
My SaaS for podcasters: http://zencastr.com
Neglected Homepage: http://joshontheweb.com
josh@joshontheweb.com
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I was able to bootstrap a SaaS business by working as a contract engineer half to three quarters time and building my company in the remaining time. I lowered expenses by moving in…
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Comment #25546545
Rex Krueger and Paul sellers for woodworking.
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Comment #25113877
Could be dust buildup inside causing overheating and cpu throttling
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Comment #23099999
Or if we bring the inflated costs of medical school down.
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Comment #23043468
Zencastr.com | Senior Backend Developer | Worldwide Remote | Full-time Zencastr is taking podcasting into the future using cutting edge technology (webrtc, webaudio, ml/dsp). We ar…
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Comment #22881711
Not ergonomically if you have an average hand size.
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Comment #20662814
Interesting. Could you be more specific about where your pain was located? Was it in you arms or wrists?
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Comment #20239435
I'm really happy about the return of the SE sized phone. I had been planning buy used SE's if I needed a replacement of my current one. I've got an iPad Mini that I can take with m…
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Comment #19536080
Worth noting that simple-peer has a companion library simple-signal for the signaling side.
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Comment #19487075
Also it’s nearly impossible to contain a cat that is motivated to explore
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Comment #17997382
I’m a bit wary of this idea but I can’t say I haven’t wished for it many times when my wrists are in pain and a deadline is looming so I can’t take a recovery break.
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Comment #17855317
I recall reading an article recently about city birds using butts in their nests to ward off insects.
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Comment #17503170
Yeah, they were mountain bikes. Seems crazy to me that you have to spend $1000+ just to get something usable. Ah well... :P
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Comment #17499505
Its been awhile and I can't really remember. I spent about 700 on the bike so I thought it would have decent components. Maybe you have to spend more?
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Comment #17499490
I have not. Never even heard of that but I'll check it out now. Thanks :)
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Comment #17495282
I use a single speed bike at the moment. Not because I hate gears but because I’ve never had a geared bike that didn’t constantly click on the outside gears. It drove me crazy tryi…
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Comment #16927373
I suppose it depends on what your theme and goals are for the podcast but it might be a good idea to keep a slot open for a different guest each episode instead of finding a perman…
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Comment #16632172
I'm disappointed that the timeframe is so short but I can't say that I am surprised. The writing has been on the wall for awhile now and I was already looking for alternatives. The…
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Comment #16478875
Bummer. I use their service and would have paid but they never asked. Good alternatives paid or otherwise?
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Comment #16337283
You can ‘tumble’ bitcoins to obfuscate the true source and destination walets
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Comment #16262691
I get your point but where do you draw the line? It seems pretty subjective. Who truly starts off with nothing? EDIT: spelling
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Comment #16175341
It is different when it is against your will, you have no means of entertainment / stimulation, and you don’t know how long you will be there. But don’t take my word for it. Commit…
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Comment #16172707
Apparently not enough of a deterrent to keep our prisons from over crowding. It is also inhumane in my opinion. I think that it would do everyone well to spend a weekend in solitar…
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Comment #15890036
Thanks for the info. Hopefully future breakthroughs can change this math substantially.