BlazingFrog

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California bans malicious online impersonation(macworld.com)
1 points by BlazingFrog 16y ago|0 comments
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by BlazingFrog 16y ago
Wait, is Beck the guy who calls anything drawn on his blackboard "facts" and Krugman the guy who won that Nobel thingy?
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Study Finds Apps Use Up 50% Of All Mobile Bandwidth(cultofmac.com)
1 points by BlazingFrog 16y ago|0 comments
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by BlazingFrog 16y ago
He's right on at least one thing. None of us thought of Twitter.
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by BlazingFrog 16y ago
I disagree. The one thing that keeps his discourse credible is that he does not have an agenda. The minute he asks tens of thousands of people to show up at a rally, then stands in from of them to ask them to "restore sanity", he has an age
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by BlazingFrog 16y ago
I love Stewart and what he's been doing for the last 10+ years but I'm worried this rally thing puts him in the same position as the very people he's been mocking for so long. IMHO, much of his power stems from the fact that he's on the out
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Blockbuster to file Chapter 11 next month(latimesblogs.latimes.com)
3 points by BlazingFrog 16y ago|0 comments
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by BlazingFrog 16y ago
I wonder how long can Google pretend to care about Apps users. The Gmail/Apps fragmentation is rapidly heading toward unsustainability.
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Call phones from Gmail(googleblog.blogspot.com)
264 points by BlazingFrog 16y ago|122 comments
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by BlazingFrog 16y ago
Kinda feels like Kayak. I do like the "previous searches" tabs.
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by BlazingFrog 16y ago
Did anybody hear about jailbreakme before this announcement?? I mean, we hear all about geohot when he says the word "jailbreak" and nobody (meaning the tech press) saw this super easy, extremely accessible, fast, computer-free (not even a
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by BlazingFrog 16y ago
A "private cloud". I've been thinking about a set-up that would allow this. As Google seems to own more and more of my life, granted, with my approval, I've been growing uncomfortable with the idea. But can you beat continued uptime, ever-i