couldn't afford FOOD. Who gives a flying rats ass about smart phone rates for the poor.

FTFM

Yeah, we can sit around and be depressed about the rest of the news that we're not doing anything to change anyway. I don't know about you but sometimes I pick the fun route. Why'd you even open the article if you think it's a complete waste of time?

I don't think that's altogether correct. I remember reading in several different places how book publishers think it should be illegal to trade, lend or resell their books.

a Java based phone seem like it has a 386 processor instead of one out of a calculator in it? Or have we found a level of aggravating slowness that we will always have to accept and they'll just keep bloating up processors that should be insanely fast on a phone but apparently can't be?

Thank you, I totally agree. I mean, I sit here with a phone with a 1ghz processor that can barely run simple applications at an acceptable speed, because it's java. running CLI programs through the terminal does show that it has the speed in there somewhere.

Criminal charges where? Korea?

veil, not vail.

Also, depending on how your corporation is set up, it's possible that the only way to pierce the corporate veil is for payroll taxes. Anyone who signed paychecks could be held personally liable for those taxes, but anything else stops at the corporation. So if it's your company, your salary should equal whatever it takes to zero out your profit and loss after paying all your bills and then they can't come after that.

What I find interesting is that this guy is talking all about startups. The company blog goes back to 2008 though. If Expensify still is looking at themselves as a startup, maybe they're the ones who are stuck in a certain paradigm and can't get out of it. There's a difference between "startup" and small business. At a certain point you're not a startup anymore. There's the possibility that this guy is just looking to develop his product to a point he can sell the whole shebang to a huge company. He will think of his company as a "startup" until he's rid of it, and in that case, I wouldn't want to work there as a developer. It's been nearly 3 years, you are either a viable company or not, you may still be small and growing, but I feel that's different than startup. I could be totally wrong about what people mean by startup though. I worked in small business my entire life (though not "tech") and if you're around for this long I don't see how you're still starting up.

beat it at tic tac toe.

Really?

From what I've read, almost everything you read from people in China has already been censored and thus of course it's the supporters that you read from.

For $2000 I can make it go to 12

Do people older than 16 actually invest themselves that much in psuedo communication? Talk to people face-to-face sometimes, then internet trolls won't bother you.

Dude, if you are going to use a word that many times, learn to spell it.

haha..."editors"