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EPISODE · Jul 20, 2012 · 1H 46M

Episode 77: 77: Nucleation Site

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John Siracusa and Dan Benjamin talk more about a potential smaller iPad, OUYA's challenges, what makes a successful Kickstarter project, how the Penny Arcade Kickstarter could have been more attractive to funders, and finally, the strange case of App.net. Links for this episode:Overcompensating for the Length - 2000 NickelsPenny Arcade KickstarterOUYA: A New Kind of Video Game Console by OUYA - KickstarterApp.netHBO GO Android appGreat apps for your new Nexus 7 - TechHiveOUYA CEO: We're Confident We Will Deliver - MashableOnly 25% of Kickstarter Tech, Design Projects Deliver on Time - MashableLetters.app on TwitterLetters.app web siteSparrow Was Born From Letters.App, And Why Tweet-Like Email Is Just The Beginning - Cult of MacRage against the Mail machine: the genesis of Letters - Ars TechnicaSome Letters.app source code - GitHubThe iPhone Battery in Mike Matas's portfolioMarco Arment's answer to What is the Readability & Instapaper business model?Dreamcast WinCE games listBrent Simmons's "Email init" post that led to the Letters.app project5by5 show length stats - Kieran HealyMore 5by5 Data - Kieran HealySponsored by Rackspace, Squarespace (coupon code DANSENTME7 for 10% off), and Hover (coupon code DANSENTME or 10% off).

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