This is the coolest thing I have seen in a very, very long time. You need to print out a piece of paper, and then hold it up to your webcam:
Here's a fun little tip: You can open most Sentex key pad-access doors by typing in the following code: I was recently thinking about the changing business model for many brick and mortar stores, like Best Buy. Where Best Buy used to be price competitive, they now charge a steep markup in-store. People making these purchases seem to be mostly those unaware of the true price. I occasionally purchase from their stores as well, when I absolutely need a physical item and can not get it shipped. Chris had the pleasure of listening to me vent about the absurdity of purchasing a $25 ethernet cable the other day. Robby and I went down to Fullerton to learn formation flying, low and hi yoyos, lead and lag pursuits, displacement rolls and all other sorts of dogfighting maneuvers. The pilots with us take off and land. Once we're in the air, the plane is under our control. Don't ask me how or why this is safe -- I still don't know, but it actually seemed relatively safe at the time. I've been trying to set up Genius on iTunes 8 for the last few days, with no luck. I'm getting the "Genius results can't be updated right now. An unknown error occurred (4010)." message during Step 2, "Waiting for Apple to process information". Just logged in to Google Analytics today to find that Weebly is used in exactly 200 countries! Pretty exciting. Our top countries are: There's one thing you'll almost certainly need when starting a company: other people's help. The right introduction at the right time can make a world of difference. It's always interesting to see new technology for sound. There's a huge opportunity for someone to create software that's better able to understand music the way a DJ might (BPM, key, etc) and automatically create a mix by beatmatching and cycling through the circle of fifths, for example. Do you take into account the hidden cost when making decisions? It's one of those areas where I used to fail miserably. I've learned to take it into account over the last couple years, but only recently was able to formulate the concept properly. |
David co-founded Weebly, an incredibly easy to use tool that helps millions of people create a professional web site, blog or online store.
He was named to Forbes' 30 under 30 list, is a part-time DJ and has traveled to over 20 countries. Investments include Cue, Parse, Exec, Churchkey, Streak, Incident Technologies, Adioso and Zenefits. ![]() Categories
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