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One odd quirk I've noticed with CAPTCHA's is that requesting a new one almost always returns one that is far more legible to discern. Is this by design?

Side note: is the only way to bypass the wsj paywell via a google search?

The App Store crashes on my iPod Touch 4th gen whenever I conduct a search. I can barely flip past the first app before it crashes altogether.

Not as bad as in Berkeley.

A similar app iDoneThis (https://idonethis.com/).

Requires a paid subscription though. -_-

"20-30k daily active users."

That seems rather...low for a $400 million valuation.

You're about to get HackerNews'd. Great app!

Can't wait to see the spam bots hit Pinterest. Or has it already?

So, this is where our tax payers' money is going? Sigh.

Steve Jobs is rolling in his grave right now.

Irvine, CA (Orange County) Drink Pass(http://drinkpass.me) Going out just got easier

The position will mainly focus on leading the development of the Drink Pass iPhone/Android application. In particular, we’re interested in individuals with a keen attention to detail, a passion for mobile app development, and an interest in the club and bar scene.

> Responsibilities: Leading the development of the Drink Pass iPhone/Android applications Work together with other team members in QA, Business Development, and

> Requirements: Experience developing iPhone applications using Objective C, Cocoa, XCode and Interface Builder General understanding of web technologies including HTML, CSS, Javascript Team player and hustler who gets things done Experience with version control (we use Sourceforge) BS/BA in Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering or related field preferred (let us know what projects you’ve worked on yourself or for a company)

> What we offer: Stock options Telecommuting

The Drink Pass team consists of 7 people. We like to work in a fast-paced and fun environment. Everyone’s voice is always heard and your contributions will make a huge impact on what we do.

*If you’re interested, email us at [email protected] including your resume and cover letter. In your cover letter, describe your interest in mobile payments and past experience developing for either iOS or Android. Feel free to link to any past projects or work you've done (Github, Sourceforge).

Silicon Valley just collectively cringed upon hearing this news.

Irvine, CA (Orange County)

Drink Pass(http://drinkpass.me) Going out just got easier

> Position Seeking software engineering INTERNS excited about disrupting the fast growing world of mobile payments

Drink Pass lets patrons at a bar or club order drinks from their phone. Our most prominent competitor is TabbedOut. We are a 7-person team looking to add 2-3 developers.

The software engineer intern position offers the opportunity to work in a fast-paced tech environment.

> Qualifications

Required experience with: MS SQL Server, .NET, SVN, iPhone/Android app development

Education: Bachelor's/Master's/PhD in Computer Science or work experience equivalent.

> Contact info Interested? Send me an email including your resume, work samples(online portfolio or Github profile) to [email protected]

I think this Cornell study fits in quite nicely with how you felt when people approached you with their idea for an app: http://www.news.cornell.edu/stories/Aug11/ILRCreativityBias....

Well, according to the author himself, Techcrunch writers pretty much have free reign on what to write, without any posts needing "approval" before going live. Source: http://parislemon.com/post/9859907607/its-not-a-mirror-its-a...