TrevorJ

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by TrevorJ 19y ago
I applaud you.
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
Negative line. Haha, thats' awesome.
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
Sure would change the face of the site. Personally, I enjoy the focused nature of the discussion here.
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
Heck, I'd just settle for one ID that works EVERYPLACE. But back to the Karma...Yeah that would be neat.
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
I think microblogging as a concept has some merit. Everyone forms thoughts differently and for some, Twitter just works. I think when social aggregations catch on more people will be more free to choose whatever medium of expression they ch
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
Ducks to dodge the firestorm
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
/Agree. I have always disliked the term "Viral Marketing" since it is simply Adspeak for the mechanism by which people discovered useful knowledge before there where any ad agencies around at all. Sure, the Internet has compressed the time
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
I'd say if you want to put the effort in to present yourself professionally, form coherent well thought-out posts and keep at it on a regular basis then it's a winner. I find having a anonymous blog on some social networking site where I ca
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
If you have a problem to solve, check and see if nature has solved it first :-) Also I have to say it but...Grey Goo anyone?
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
Love number six about using down time at work to get smarter about useful things. The nice thing is that when you are in the media or marketing biz, there's not much you couldn't make a case for wanting/needing to know for your day job anyw
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
The biggest potential impact on the taxpayer in the extreme short term won't have as much to do with the complete truth of the situation as it will with how the public and the markets interpret the move.
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
I see your point about money mitigating certain risks, however, people engage in risky behavior all the time in order to gain some joy. Skiing, skydiving, and if you want to get closer to home, driving a car are all risky behaviors. The poi
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
Apple is just an example of a company agile enough reinvent or refresh a product line before it gets to the point that it is no longer "trendy". Apple's next answer to the laptop may not be called a Macbook, but I think it will definitely s
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
Can somebody make a script for Firefox that automatically queries this site when the browser is unable to resolve a URL and then returns a dialog letting the user know if the site is truly down? That would be epic.
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
Lovely idea.
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
It seems like a very robust system, and the way it displays the ability to fail gracefully really demonstrates some amazing software. I am very impressed that they are able to un-tether it as well. The fact that they apparently were able to
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
This isn't any worse than the crapware that we already get forced into having pre-installed on any new PC we buy. Not that that makes it ok mind you.
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
What really impresses me about Apple is that they manage to not only do truly good design work, but they manage it on a consistent basis.
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
Revenue masks what no amount of money can buy: Motivation in the heart and soul of a human. The kind of motivation that leads people who believe in a dream to give blood, sweat and tears to a project and come back for more with a huge smi
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
This is going to lead to a whole new type of addict.. I can see it now: "Social Porn Addicts Anonymous"
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by TrevorJ 19y ago
The information bottleneck that exists with specialized social networking apps sits directly behind the eyes and in the skulls of users, so tools that let people aggregate, sort and present social porn (Erm, sorry, meant INFORMATION) will b