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Introducing Carrot
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#32Pfff. I can make my own carrot FOR FREE by hacking a raised-bed and hooking it up to my local water provider using a polycarbonate pipe and standard spray head. Why would anyone need to BUY ONE?!
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#33Help please!
I followed some instructions so that Carrot would be compatible with Apple, but it's made it impossible to move without a Glass!
I don't want to be sucked into relying on overpriced peripherals... How do I do a factory reset?
http://www.purejuicing.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/apple-...
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#34Question is: will it blend? Or rather, will it bend?
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#35Why not just eat a cucumber?
Because this isn't communist England. Geez.
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#36How does it compare to Apple ?
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#37Making the world a better place... with extensible and reusable nutrient delivery systems. Currently in beta (carotene).
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#39Speaking of Carrot, here's a site for those DIY folks who want to hack on their own open-source carrots.
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#40Look's cool but I can't really see the difference between this and the market incumbents. What are you differentiators to: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6f/Cabbage_a... or http://www.leekrecipes.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/leeks-food.j...
Both of these supposed market incumbents lack the simple approach of Carrot. Cabbage requires significant preparation to be enjoyable. Carrot is easy to use and eat right away. Leek is really only enjoyable in cooked form, whereas Carrot is available in both raw and cooked form.
Carrots also have far less fragmentation in shape and size - leaving aside the Carrot Mini which offers the same simplicity in a smaller form factor. This lack of fragmentation means that everyone can immediately recognize and use Carrot. It also means that children will immediately be able to recognize and use Carrot.
Carrot - simply the best.