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aklemm
15y ago
This setup probably makes people feel like they're being bought. You can still buy their clicks, but you'll probably have to figure out a way to make them feel like it's all their idea.
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aklemm
15y ago
This. The concept of telling me what stations is awesome, and it seems to follow that making as much like a TV guide as possible is the killer feature (because I don't know a thing about most of the stations that are returned).
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aklemm
15y ago
What about analyzing their writing? They release quite a bit of text...somebody likes to write. Considering there are efforts to identify people by typing patterns, I wonder if this is how they'll get caught: http://petsymposium.org/2011/p
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aklemm
15y ago
This one: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-13912836 Lots of talk in there about goals beyond lulz.
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aklemm
15y ago
Great looking site and good niche! Can TikiToki connect to Flickr or Facebook and create timelines from media in those sites?
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Failure and finding a business model at Jambool (a 2010 Google acquisition)
(blog.reza.org)
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aklemm
16y ago
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aklemm
16y ago
Definitely Not the Opera (DNTO to those in the know). http://www.cbc.ca/dnto/ The best way I can describe is that they take a theme from day-to-day living (small talk, friends, language, etc.) and have a series of thoughtful discussions a
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aklemm
16y ago
After trying to quit several times, I never got to a point where the cravings were manageable. It seemed I would have to learn to live with the cravings, so two years ago I attempted cold-turkey and made it two months while wanting a cigare
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17y ago
I've been reading A LOT on my iPhone lately since starting to use instapaper. It's been amazing except for only little thing; I get nauseated occasionally staring at the screen (especially when moving). The screen is possibly to small or to
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aklemm
17y ago
Having a single URL that I can rely on for all my stuff on the web is going to be amazing...when it finally happens. OpenID provides the authentication component in that dream, which is key, but there is much more potential in URL-based ser
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aklemm
17y ago
Not that I want politics to take over the front page, but those "politics" links are often technical/business opportunities for hackers.
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aklemm
18y ago
I administer Moodle for a private college (~1500 clients) and find that it works very well; one free / open source package gives us web-enabled classes (of course I also spend a lot of time training and supporting the instructors to make th
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19y ago
2hrs/day * 2 ppl for 2 months == http://unripped.com (OpenID-based file storage and sharing) The application works well and we hope to break free of part-time mode this summer. Opportunities for improving our product and exposure are lim