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OGinparadise
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OGinparadise
13y ago
That makes sense, if virtually every update didn't promote the likes of Amazon, eBay, and Google properties. Small businesses are toast and getting toaster by the update
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OGinparadise
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You are naive, even if disavow works, Google runs this update every six months are so. Do you realize what a traffic drop does to a business with payroll to meet?
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OGinparadise
13y ago
Google knows about this and supposedly fixed that. But clustering reduces choices, increasing ad clicks and forcing companies to advertise (because they are not receiving that traffic.) (Downvote if you will but I doubt Google's intentions
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OGinparadise
13y ago
OK, that's true but in this case , he almost certainly knew what he bought, as stated on the SCOTUS ruling.
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OGinparadise
13y ago
Maybe, but they sue a few here and there to send a message, not everyone doing it.
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OGinparadise
13y ago
He was is the perfect storm of the right place at the right time on the right thing and played his hand beautifully. But he still hit the lottery. Unfair, especially considering FB's growth over the decade. He made the place and the time
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OGinparadise
13y ago
The reality is that they will eventually find a company or five that will do exactly what they asked. Thanks to their checkbook. Moxie: Do not go to Saudi Arabia, you are probably persona non-grata by now.
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OGinparadise
13y ago
Brilliantly put. I see some tech bloggers go through "specs" of speed, only to forget the data cap. If money is not an issue, then maybe, but most people usage over the cap will truly bite.
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13y ago
Not come after you but maybe make you stop using it.
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13y ago
You could have been a "hero" to some stranger. Broke but a hero :) I agree 100% with your attitude by the way. Now you have time and resources to do nothing or to do the next thing.
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Citrus Disease With No Cure Is Ravaging Florida Groves
(nytimes.com)
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13y ago
Rumors are that Google favors those with Google+ 'likes' so I'm surprised businesses are taking a chance of not using them more. The pro/con scenarios are in favor of having an active Google+ page, at least for large businesses and brands.
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Google+ struggles to attract brands, some neglect to update
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You "need" to, in the same way an engagement ring "needs" to be diamond and cost 3x your salary. Certain things matter! WTF? We're talking about a PHONE CALL vs a tweet for your mom not spending $20K. If you can't spare five minutes, don'
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13y ago
Mothers Day -- you as a son/daughter show the appreciation for the sacrifices she made raising you . A birthday is totally different. And of course you don't "need" to, the sun will still rise the day after if you don't, but certain things
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13y ago
American Airlines: one day of lounge access to anyone with Klout score over 55 I tried American Airlines lounge access with Google Glass on and I'm never letting my Klout score go under 55! Never. scoble. ;)
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13y ago
Yeah but 1000 years is different from 4000 etc, especially since we're talking about national identities. Many if not most modern Greeks, for example, still feel special and superior because they believe that they're direct ancestors of the
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All Europeans are related if you go back just 1,000 years, scientists say
(cosmiclog.nbcnews.com)
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>>I don't think Google is as altruistic as Schmidt pretends here. Maybe they are (I don't buy it either) but Google has lost the right to get the benefit of the doubt, at last from me. Now on topic, I understand the first amendmen
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13y ago
Major as is 4% of the vote for a compnay valued at almost $280 Billion is decided by ONE person. Add that of Bill Gates, Bill's foundation, maybe Paul Allen and it ads up. The point was mostly that virtually all his fortune is tied with Mic
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With those two (Windows and Office natch) cash cows a sufficiently tech-savvy bonobo could CEO Microsoft and turn a profit each and every quarter. Heck, even I could. Sure you could. Even Apple and Jobs were lucky to beat you to the punch
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I thought so too until I looked at MS's number over his tenure. Amazing growth and lots of money returned to shareholders. They may not get the press but they are minting cash and entering new businesses every year. They have over a dozen $
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I expect he will learn "to love" Android, like another recent Google employee did http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/226164
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Maybe he's there to hype the crap out of the companies they invest in? Hyping and writing is all he does.
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>>If you don't like how Glass looks, or if you don't think you'd have a use for it, DON'T BUY ONE!...I must have missed the announcement that Glass use will be compulsory. We're having a discussion, and no I wont buy one. I wont e
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More like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CueCat Glass is useless, expensive and dorky, as others already do it's functions, the PC wasn't.
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>> I'm on the treadmill and I just missed a call. I'd really like to know who it's from. That info could be on my HUD, but instead I have to grab my phone, hit the power button, swipe to unlock it, and swipe down from the notificat
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Maybe, to use the part that is convenient to him http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emasculation . I would feel emasculated with dorky glasses on.
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Even a Garmin from 5 years ago works great with voice commands and great displays. Of course we have iPhones and Galaxys that do that too, no need for extra gadgets
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Fine. Why would a normal person need this, especially since this is in addition to his/her smartphone? Instead of looking like a dork all the time with G glasses on, why not look at the phone for a restaurant or directions and then put it
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