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The parallels between tennis and start-ups
(startupsmart.com.au)
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Jason Calacanis: Why Stupid People Shouldn't Write
(readwriteweb.com)
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How To Recognize an Idiot
(inoveryourhead.net)
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"How We Do Not Kill Each Other": Two Business Partners Explain
(theawl.com)
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Staying the Course - Saving a golf course, an island, and a life
(sports.espn.go.com)
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The Struggle for the Occupy Wall Street Archives
(theawl.com)
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How To Hire For Culture Fit (Not Just Skills)
(zurb.com)
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15y ago
Most tapings for Comedy Central standup specials are free to encourage a full house, so he would have made a lot less.
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Twitter Fraudsters: The Motivation of people who create Twitter fakes
(pcpro.co.uk)
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15y ago
Snippets of sexy JavaScript, of course.
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Phone provider database left open to public, exposing usernames/passwords
(theage.com.au)
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A sad story for passengers on board, but the letter was far too verbose to be effective as a complaint. A shorter, less emotional letter sent as an executive email carpet bomb[1] may have gotten a better response. -- [1] http://consumerist
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Should financial institutions offer location-based deals?
(itnews.com.au)
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15y ago
It looks like RWW made a typo with the author - his name is Josh, not John. Searching for "Josh Petersel" "Harvard Business School" will turn up a bio http://averyjoshblog.wordpress.com/about-josh/
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The Keys to the Game in Winning the Hearts (and Wallets) of the Consumer
(readwriteweb.com)
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Entrepreneurship Sucks
(readwriteweb.com)
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15y ago
The leagues would take you to court if you tried to openly sell that vision. There's a reason that they have the "expressed written consent" message tacked on to every broadcast.
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The sports footage you won't see on TV this Thanksgiving
(online.wsj.com)
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Trends for 2011 still good for 2012
(toptrends.nowandnext.com)
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The Fine Line Between Understanding and Expertise
(blog.wk.com)
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Being a warm-bodied app developer in the cold hard smartphone/tablet world
(shiftyjelly.wordpress.com)
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For a rider so detailed, I'm shocked that there are no details on performing "Free the Software". How will I know which key it is supposed to be?
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15y ago
I liked the part that mentioned that jobs can pay between $40k and $125k. Given how generic the article was, I'm surprised that they didn't start at 0 and go to infinity.
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It is useful and is something I'll keep an eye on if any roles come up. One suggestion - a hide and/or mark as spam button would be useful. I noticed a "work from home" spam job appear in the listings which stuck out compared to the other t
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Not for illegal activity, according to an article on Tech Herald: "Logs, seized equipment, and testimony from those arrested, seems to be the undoing for those connected to Anonymous and LulzSec. ...According to HideMyAss.com, ...services s
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Beware of Juice Jacking - Malware via Charge Stations
(krebsonsecurity.com)
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15y ago
Nice site. The documentary Detroit Wild City covers this subject pretty well.
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The one thing I dislike (on the main page at least) is the separation of news and opinion/analysis. I can't think of many times where I've visited a news site and wanted to read only opinion or only news, but I can think of times where I've
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Authorities close cloned Chinese Apple stores
(news.com.au)
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Changing the entertainment biz with an e-mail database and a festival
(doingwords.com)
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