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danols
10y ago
Takes a certain type of arrogance to play the high card with the track record and reputation that he has. He has zero credibility when it comes to standing up for what is right.
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10y ago
Am I limiting free speech if I kick out some racist, hate spewing bully from my house because I don't want to listen to their nonsense? No. It is just common sense and how the 'real' world works. Why should the online world b
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danols
11y ago
Twitter is a Swiss army knife for both consumption and communication. People that think it useless because you cant explain it in 5 words are missing the point of Twitter. It is what you make out of it and it can be a lot of different thing
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danols
11y ago
For me Twitter is 100% consumption. It is a way to discover new articles & views from the 400 people or so that I follow. It could be Bill Gates latest views. Maybe a couple of comedians. A couple of athletes. Probably a bunch of Entrep
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danols
11y ago
Never rely on a Google product that isn't used by at least 80% of their user-base. It days are numbered.
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danols
11y ago
So I am going to assume that they are not going to show me the same 'important' tweet more than once!?! Or I am going to loose my shit..
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danols
11y ago
By the time he gives it away it is likely worth more than 45B. So unless he is willing to give it away on the spot the same day it is not worth anything and is just a PR stunt? Sure I don't particularly like the letter and the way he a
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danols
11y ago
Pretty clear you didn't read the thing. The guy just pledged to give away 45 Billion dollars to try and improve humanity in various ways. Seems like a pretty expensive 'PR stunt'.
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11y ago
Sure they are obviously free to do what ever they want with their products and maybe "pulling the rug under your feet" is a bit dramatic but it is true that they are pulling features left and right (not only Reader) that unless it
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11y ago
If you become a power user of any Google product you are on deep water and are setting yourself up to be disappointed when they pull the rug under your feet retiring features or even products that you have learned to depend on. Never depend
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12y ago
The day Twitter introduces an algorithmic tweet feed is a sad day. Unfortunately I think it will come.
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12y ago
They have a superior music listening & discovering functionality to any other competitor by a mile. Is there really anything else needed? I can't see how such a superior product can fail. But it just seems there are so many people
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12y ago
"one of the world’s most valuable cultural treasures" Travel much outside of the US?