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Forget Facebook and MySpace – Wall Street Journal Shares Your Information Too(staynalive.com)
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Google places its troubled Google TV initiative under YouTube division's control(sfgate.com)
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Kevin Fox: For the good of all mankind, I’m joining Mozilla Labs(fury.com)
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Mozilla delays Firefox 4 release until 2011(computerworld.com)
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by andre3k1 16y ago
Not sure I follow your line of reasoning. Why not? I couldn't care less if Myspace (or Google) knew that I - along with 1000s of others - had taken a look at a document that they made public.
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by andre3k1 16y ago
Here is the link to the public Google doc that Arrington is referring to: https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=txOH3CTZSXHj5o2iUS6V...
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Here’s the Public Google Doc With All Of MySpace’s Traffic Analytics(techcrunch.com)
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Video Tops P2P Filesharing Traffic For The First Time Ever(newteevee.com)
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by andre3k1 16y ago
Wow, the amount of time and effort that she must have dedicated in completing her feedback is astounding. The least we can do is bump up a post about her startup the day it launches. Bloggergirl, get ready for the voluminous amount of web t
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Monday Note: Google’s Self-Driving Car(mondaynote.com)
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by andre3k1 16y ago
Andrew, you completely miscalculated your ROI: (gain - cost) / cost = ROI ($4 - $100) / $100 = -.96 Your ROI was therefore -96% and not 3%. Sorry to hear about your terrible returns, but thanks for sharing nonetheless.
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by andre3k1 16y ago
Yeap, that's it! Thanks bud.
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by andre3k1 16y ago
The author is attempting to find the opportunity costs of his purchases retroactively. It's very important to weight the opportunity cost of something before making the purchase. The method that he uses to elicit the values is extremely i
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by andre3k1 16y ago
Unrelated question: Is Opera paying Reddit for use of their website? Reddit should really look into this if not. There could be real money in this, plus the community loves it!
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by andre3k1 16y ago
We must not forget that each and every Apple device also comes preloaded with Apple software. They don't sell OSX for non-Mac computers. Therefore jumping to such a conlcusion is unwarranted as every single sale of a product of theirs invol
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by andre3k1 16y ago
http://andre.io/ I blog about technology, economics, finance and entrepreneurship.
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Why Anyone Follows Anyone On Twitter(justinkownacki.com)
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by andre3k1 16y ago
Blackberry. Had an iPhone, but I use it as an iPod now. I use my phone to 1) place phone calls, 2) BBM, 3) Email, 4) Twitter, 5) Calendar, and 6) Contact List. Blackberry does it all without the fluff . And as someone who is easily distrac
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by andre3k1 16y ago
Think of these new groups as listservs. A way to stay in touch with your group or team. Listservs + Yammer actually with the group chat feature.
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by andre3k1 16y ago
It's important to note that during each "nerd phase" that the author cites there were also other technologies being developed that simply never exploded. That doesn't mean that nerds weren't toying with them. That same concept applies today
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by andre3k1 16y ago
Digg has 70+ employees? Interesting. Doesn't Reddit have less than 10? Someone please fact check that for me.
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by andre3k1 16y ago
Better quality photos with descriptions available at the original source, the Boston Globe's Big Picture: http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2010/09/human_landscapes_in...
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by andre3k1 16y ago
If you're looking for something different then check out The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch. It's is an eye-opening book in a very nontraditional sense. You may remember Pausch as the computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon who was told
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by andre3k1 16y ago
I'm not sure if anyone is familiar with SMART Goal setting. The basis behind SMART Goal setting is to set Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic goals that can be met within a certain Timeframe. You, and only you, should control whethe
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by andre3k1 16y ago
I would venture to say that those same people who are notorious for texting while driving are also just as likely to be putting on makeup, fiddling with the radio, trying to eat a sandwich, or yelling at their kids. Thus, the net amount of
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by andre3k1 16y ago
Valid point. I would venture to say that the majority of power users do not, but look around at an office meeting or in a classroom setting. Most generic users don't resize their browser after it opens. And if they do resize it, it's to mak
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Colbert Testimony Before Congress (House Subcommittee)(youtube.com)
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by andre3k1 16y ago
In business strategy this is known as The Peter Principle. From Wikipedia, The Peter Principle is the principle that "in a hierarchy every employee tends to rise to their level of incompetence". As Tumblr grew beyond Marco's abilities he be
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If they offered it as the premier messaging device, with all of your FB chat contacts auto loaded then it would surely appeal to the younger generations. The only reason kids now days buy Blackberrys over iPhones is because Blackberry has B
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by andre3k1 16y ago
Very true, but the examples you cited also involved long-time users abandoning those services. The author was careful to note a plateau, not a downward spiral. Would I argue against Tumblr eventually hitting a downward spiral (negative grow

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