natarius

I feel you man...great talk!

To me the app.net approach is no taking it far enough!

I would absolutely back a p2p twitter like service and also pay for the "official" client and it's updates.

But just another corporate owned service...naaa

dumbest blog post I read in a while. sorry that you had a shitty day dude...but don't worry, there is better ones coming up :)

nice work :)

Thanks for your feedback.

I think that its hard to just pitch a idea to somebody else...its all left to their imagination. Better to have already a prototype or something and have people play with that. The feedback will be much more valuable, then just shooting out some draft idea over a beer...you know what I mean!?

Thanks for sharing

Good one.

But I guess it also depends on how your brain is wired...in my case its more visual, so sketching things help me a lot :)

just checked it..seems ok:

http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/natari.us

Can't believe Tumblr is not able to handle the traffic :(

sorry man

In what timeframe did you get to those numbers?

Can you share a graph...would be interesting to see the growth velocity curve.

The Times They Are a-Changin'

The video is pretty awesome...thats the right attitude to build something outstanding in life!

don't miss it

Sounds about right

welcome to the jungle...or even better: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1tj2zJ2Wvg&ob=av3e

Is this a thing: http://www.stevetold.us/

Did anyone of u guys give workflowy.com a shot...its really awesome.

Very lean. Shortcuts. Mobile Html version.

I really like it a lot.

I make it short: 1. Of course 2. You write a script. Or simply use something out of the Systems Management Product Family (awesome btw) 3. WMI or Powershell should do the job.

You rarely write custom code when scripting....most use cases a covered by a huge library MS offers. The rest is available through google :)

We have run large Windows Server Farms at my past company (SaaS Business) and maybe 3-4 Linux Servers...the ones causing the most trouble where the Linux ones. One reason: Every dummy can administrate a Windows machine....not so a Linux machine! That fact forced the Ops team to get rid of the Linux machines as quick as the could.

always remember master yoda's wise words: "Do or do not; there is no try."