Obviously, I don't have all the information to make an informed opinion. Also, IANAL. No cash to pay salaries might be indicative that its time to shutdown or at least seriously contemplate doing so.

Disagree (in some cases). Many side projects will go months with no cashflow, which is fine because the owner(s) have day jobs.

No cash to pay salaries for a funded or full-time startup does mean that the startup is dead, though.

My wife insists that it is white and gold. And I see blue and a light brown.

My team of five software developers were all born in December. I didn't think anything of it until I saw this post on HN.

The creativity in her work is inspiring. Also, I really enjoyed her Wired interview (she mentions her previous career as a programmer).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TTX0ryyoac

There is an opportunity here. The first thing I thought of is the iWatch.

Apparently Apple really should have called it the iWatch.

Whenever I bring up the Apple Watch the conversation usually gets derailed with the other person insisting it's called the iWatch. I usually just give in so we can actually talk about the watch :)

I haven't used Lob myself. But I hear good things. https://lob.com/

I think this question may be better suited for http://stackoverflow.com

I can attest to this. I've done this several times for the energy boost. I didn't know there is a name for it; "coffee nap". I tend to add dance/techno music to know when to wake up and get back to work.

Acquire 10.15 Bitcoins and hope that the 2013 Wedbush Report [1] will be correct.

[1] $98,500 per BTC http://www.scribd.com/doc/188644617/Bitcoin-Intrinsic-Value-...

The problem with Bitcoins is that you must be able to sell them afterwards. And this would surely be a huge leap of faith.

- Okay, I will put that into consideration next time marco-fiset.

- Thank you for the link darkmethod. I really appreciate it.

Back in early 2011 I ran a BTC miner for awhile on a spare system and generated around 18 BTC. I bartered them later in 2011 for a pair of movie tickets to take my wife out to see Moneyball (ironically).