KWD

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by KWD 17y ago
I hate when articles like this are split across multiple pages. Sure they want to increase the number of their page views for ad revenue, but I'd love to know the bounce rate on these multi-page lists. I did not bother to go further.
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by KWD 17y ago
You may want to consider something like OpenID instead. http://openid.net/ I'm very (very,very) reluctant to use a ID for twitter, facebook, linkedin, etc., on a third-party site. Your site has to have gained some level of trust for me to
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by KWD 17y ago
Well here's a place to start reading: http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en... This page on duplicate content might be appropriate: http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answe... In general, if
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by KWD 17y ago
Well he says in the article "We jointly own the CrunchPad product intellectual property, and we solely own the CrunchPad trademark." So I'm thinking he probably has this covered, though it may be the other company sees a way around this or
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Yahoo loses the brains behind Yahoo Boss(techcrunch.com)
5 points by KWD 17y ago|0 comments
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by KWD 17y ago
I think it's wrong to think of introverted/extroverted as a black/white area. Just as there are those that are clearly one way or the other, there are others that I'm sure are borderline. For Meyers-Briggs I've tested as an INTJ (taken at a
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by KWD 17y ago
Instead of 'tricks' they should have used 'causes' or 'results in', or some other phrase that does not imply a negative intention in the design. It's just bad design.
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by KWD 17y ago
I'd think it's not really a cookie being available for use on another site at issue. It's that site visit data is collected in a central location (Google) and is potentially available for data mining.
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German government officials trying to ban Google Analytics(eu.techcrunch.com)
21 points by KWD 17y ago|13 comments
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AppendTo aims to commercialize jQuery library(techcrunch.com)
3 points by KWD 17y ago|0 comments
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by KWD 17y ago
And this was tried in businesses with the client/server model in the 90's as well. That failed, as much as I think what Google is aiming for here will fail except for a small niche of computer users (unless there is a light-years advancemen
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by KWD 17y ago
I think this was really more a joke about Rupert Murdoch than his personal view, especially since Murdoch's 'parasites' comment has been discussed a lot recently. Edit: adding link to show a reference http://www.mediaite.com/online/google-
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by KWD 17y ago
The way NYTimes lists it as just GigaOM when it's from any of the sites in the GigaOM Network is confusing. I went through the same thing awhile back when trying to find an original source post, and it was on NewTeeVee.com.
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by KWD 17y ago
To be technical, I'd think you'd have to say 'seen on NYTimes.com', as I doubt the GigaOM syndication makes it to the print edition.
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by KWD 17y ago
Though I'm sure we all know of situations where "layoffs" are used to get rid of problem employees because it's easier than a termination for reason.
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by KWD 17y ago
Though I'm sure he feels bitter now, his post makes me think of the phrase 'don't burn bridges'. You never know what the future will hold.
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by KWD 17y ago
I think he has 'opted out' by using another browser.
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by KWD 17y ago
TechCrunch has excerpted the relevant section of the video here: http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/11/06/zynga-scamville-mark-pi...
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by KWD 17y ago
I agree with you. The video is a big turnoff to me. Give me details somewhere in print. I'd bounce off the Zumbox page quickly. It looks more like someone just trying to gather my info to sell.
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by KWD 17y ago
Focusing on 'above the fold' is as much about first impressions of your site as it is about where the content is located. It definitely is still an important consideration even with scrolling. Though my initial impression of the article was
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by KWD 17y ago
I have not tried it, but Zimbra released a desktop client. http://www.zimbra.com/products/desktop.html
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by KWD 17y ago
Along with the other reasons, I think price plays an important part of the upgrade decision as well. Several years ago I upgraded a PC from Windows 98 to XP but only after I found the upgrade for under $50. Now, in addition to my 2 XP deskt
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by KWD 17y ago
Tekzilla just had a good interview with Anand on SSD. http://revision3.com/tekzilla/visback/is-it-time-to-go-ssd-a...
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by KWD 17y ago
I love his quote on the blog - "blogging is simple, it's real life that's complex in so many ways - Marius". Sure blogging is simple when you copy your content from others. Just run his articles through Copyscape and you find the original s
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by KWD 17y ago
In my time in the corporate world I much preferred Lotus Notes to Outlook for email, calendering, etc. And generally, you also had Notes development occurring which provided useful applications for the department. All IBM really needs to do
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by KWD 17y ago
Though you can do like I did. Call to cancel cable, and they reduce it by half bringing your total package of cable/internet to a more reasonable price. I guess they have a greater fear of showing declining subscribers than sticking to thei
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by KWD 17y ago
What I don't understand is how they can say the blue-eye mutation occurred in one single individual. I would think it is just as possible that the mutation could have occurred multiple times, and thus there would be multiple origins to thos
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by KWD 17y ago
I'm a Google News user, and think yes, I am the market. I also read and skim magazines (your definition of the market). In general, for all content, all people skim to choose what to read. It's what printed layout, and even web layout, is b
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by KWD 17y ago
Agree with you. I see no use for it at all. I'd rather view the headline/snippet approach of Google News, Techmeme, and other sites.
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by KWD 17y ago
The issues with Evony are not made up. I was introduced to it by a friend, but became very leary of it when 1) I could not really find out information about the company that runs it, 2) seeing numerous customer service complaints related t

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