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Good move by Atlassian to expand beyond just software development. Another key area they are lacking are mobile products.

JIRA Board for iOS addresses some of those needs: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/jira-board-kanban-scrum-agil...

You're correct. Airplane Mode by default turns off Wi-Fi, but if you manually enable it, you can be in Airplane Mode and have Wi-Fi. This works well.

ha, that is a good one. didn't think of that, but also a good pre-caution!

start small by working on projects in your local community, hacker spaces, networking with people who might need your skill. take on anything that is reasonable enough for you to pay the bills.

do a good job, and you will get referred.

your referrals referrals will refer you.

your referrals referrals referrals will refer you.

and then you can hire more staff and grow

correction: iPhone 4GS is really just an iPhone 4S

how did you get a free notebook?

yup, why compete when you can get acquired.

well a ballpark average for a software engineer right out of college is around the tune of $60K.

get a degree dude. you'll start off making at least $50K minimum if you do computer science. Build your life financially then do your own thing.

bogleheads guide to investing

dont quit your job. immerse yourself around creative people. you need money to live, unless you live with your parents.

learn how to code

used to do safari. now im on firefox because of speed, and better extensions. lets see if safari 4 can turn the tables

ASU (Arizona State University). Good party school, lots of hot chicks, and code

from a business 101 perspective - pitch the product you are working on first

agile/xp. release early. release often. a startup in its infancy needs to get the product out fast.