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by extantproject 18y ago
If you're looking for something along the same lines but not vague and Godin-like, check out: http://www.amazon.com/Everyware-Dawning-Ubiquitous-Computing...
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by extantproject 18y ago
They are so done for!
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by extantproject 18y ago
Hey Tech Crunch, Maybe It's Better Not To Blog Absolutely Everything.
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by extantproject 18y ago
I'm definitely a Googlectual.
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by extantproject 18y ago
Look up the word "world" in a dictionary. Then look up the definitions of each of the words in the definition of "world". Then look up the words in those definitions. Continue on like this until you'd rather not.
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by extantproject 18y ago
It's all about the candles! Here I thought it was about Différance.
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by extantproject 18y ago
Oops. Sorry about that. It's actually going to be on The View: http://www.techcrunch50.com/2008/wp-content/collage1.png http://a.abc.com/media/daytime/theview/tyra_250x150.jpg
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by extantproject 18y ago
envy
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by extantproject 18y ago
"tomorrow, on The Oprah Winfrey Show!"
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by extantproject 18y ago
... or you could make it a one-page, succinct advertisement of yourself and leave the bullshit out.
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by extantproject 18y ago
This is a great talk so far. (I'm about a third of the way through it.)
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by extantproject 18y ago
... but then this entire submission would be overblown! I can't imagine it!
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by extantproject 18y ago
I'll second that.
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by extantproject 18y ago
See: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=165783
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by extantproject 18y ago
This story reinforces what Tech Crunch is to me, as I commented a few days ago: "Yes, TC is a click generator fueled by drama." ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=205986 ) ... I'm even happier now to have unsubscribed from their useless,
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by extantproject 18y ago
Yes, TC is a click generator fueled by drama. ... and this game of "let's play Twitter engineer from outside Twitter" the entire space is playing is pathetic. Twitter will grow Twitter. Ev has been through this before and will guide the tea
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by extantproject 18y ago
no.
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by extantproject 18y ago
If there's a security question I use a string of random characters as the answer and don't record it (which effectively disables the feature on most sites). You're right about email being central to authentication on the Web. This makes it
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by extantproject 18y ago
Yes, I use different passwords for every site. The idea of tiers of importance is a good one also.
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by extantproject 18y ago
I don't use OpenID because multiple accounts would be compromised if my single set of OpenID credentials were compromised. This seems like a bad idea.
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by extantproject 18y ago
http://brainrules.net neat site.
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by extantproject 18y ago
The logo looks like the "Facets of Ruby" logo, for one: http://a1055.g.akamai.net/f/1055/1401/5h/images.barnesandnob...
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by extantproject 18y ago
What?
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by extantproject 18y ago
They don't; they have good products and tell a compelling story.
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by extantproject 18y ago
The MaxMind GeoIP City Database includes latitude and longitude. You could buy their "Web Service" at $20 per 50,000 queries...
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by extantproject 18y ago
The GeoLite Country database at: http://www.maxmind.com/app/geolitecountry ) is just fine for countries. The Ruby gem works nicely: http://blade.nagaokaut.ac.jp/cgi-bin/scat.rb/ruby/ruby-talk/... ... and there are other APIs as well: ht
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by extantproject 18y ago
Sleep is cyclic; it comes in phases of varying depth. ( http://www.helpguide.org/life/sleeping.htm ) I find the difference between seven and a half hours of sleep and six hours isn't bad, but the difference between six hours of sleep and fo
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by extantproject 18y ago
What's the URL?
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by extantproject 18y ago
I also found my way back to FreeBSD when I wandered -- so often, in fact, that now I don't use anything else except OS X on my PowerBook.
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Google: Cloud Control to Major Tom(readwriteweb.com)
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