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From Jobs to Zuckerberg: A Single Look That Conveys a Message
- rosser 16y agoIf you're going to link to an NYT article, can you please at least use an affiliate link? EDIT: I tried adding a couple to this comment, but on testing them, I'm still hitting the login-wall.
- kylelibra 16y agoI always forget about that. I suggest: http://www.bugmenot.com/view/nytimes.com http://www.bugmenot.com/view/nytimes.com
- rosser 16y agoUsing BugMeNot on NYT's site tends to be a game of "Nope, they've blocked that username/password ... and that one ... and that one", at least for me. Simply not reading NYT articles tends to appreciably reduce the frustration in my life. The linked page shows the "best" of their available logins having a 55% success rate, the next at 52%, and everything else at 50% or below, as of the time of this post.
- sigmaxipi 16y agoIf you have Chrome, open the link in Incognito mode and it will let you read the entire article.
- rbarooah 16y agoI thought the title was talking about a meaningful glance between Jobs and Zuckerberg - not their dress sense!
- rudiger 16y agoMessrs Jobs and Zuckerberg were sitting to either side of President Obama at that February 17 dinner [1]. They very well could have exchanged a meaningful glance, perhaps in response to something the President had said! [1] http://www.flickr.com/photos/whitehouse/5455525432/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/whitehouse/5455525432/
- cschmidt 16y agoThat's exactly what I was thinking the article was about, from just reading the headline.
- Jun8 16y agoIDEABOLT: How about a company to manage/create a similar signature look for (currently) smalltime company founders. Suggest (and/or buy and send) cool sneakers, writbands, gadgets, etc. for you to make your mark. Would you pay for such a service?