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by froo 18y ago
I work rearry hard and make up great prans But nobody ristens, no one understands Seems like no one takes me serirousry And so I'm ronery (I tried to resist...)
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by froo 18y ago
.. any remember RealNetworks? I still suffer nightmares from it. Just the other day I really wanted to watch an online presentation, yet it insisted I installed realplayer. I was considering it, as I really wanted to watch this particular
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by froo 18y ago
This is going to sound strange, but when I think of garments, I naturally think this extends to mean anything that you wear. So when I read the description on the patent, if it wasn't for the last bit about shoes, I would have sworn they we
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by froo 18y ago
This story has already been Dugg, and interesting to note there seems to be people signing up to Digg just to badmouth dropbox and plug sugarsync. eg http://digg.com/users/supersaucer EDIT - PS, love dropbox guys, good work!
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by froo 18y ago
Take that Chrome and your faster JS engine!
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by froo 18y ago
constantly blogging about the world ending I think you'll find the same guys that constantly blog about the world ending are the same ones that believe the government* is trying to steal our thoughts, so the only way to prevent that is by
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by froo 18y ago
I wonder if anyone else got the joke about the Atom feed... Anywho, I'm absolutely going to add their feed as a widget on my blog.
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by froo 18y ago
I started reading the article and got to Dear chronically procrastinating young person, I clicked my read it later button and closed the window - "I'll read it later" I said to myself, before I realised the irony.
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by froo 18y ago
Word is a current standard. If other products want to win me over, they can't cite lack of time and expect a good response I agree, Word is (arguably) Microsoft's premier product that they put out. Many people will say that Windows is, bu
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by froo 18y ago
but I don't quite see how "doing it over the network" is going to inherently going to bring costs down It's a simple matter of the economics of scale. Let's assume it takes 1 IT person per small business and assume there are 1000 business
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by froo 18y ago
He's a blogger... no scratch that, he's a lawyer turned blogger. Bloggers by definition are highly opinionated, do you expect anything more? Seems to me he's just doing his job.
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by froo 18y ago
I think what Michael & Jason are doing is great for the startups launching at TC50. They're taking all the heat for their PR ways, while the startups will reap the benefits of increased visibility.
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by froo 18y ago
I guess that's what happens when you have 25 years of development time in a product (Word was originally released in 1983 called Multi-Tool Word ) vs what... 2 for the rest?
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by froo 18y ago
Zoho Writer, Google Docs, Adobe Buzzword etc.
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by froo 18y ago
Hmm, title is extremely misleading. Out of all of those people mentioned, only one of them are at cuil and I noticed that at least 4 are at friendfeed...
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by froo 18y ago
But the difference is that these sites are more or less niche sites. People will use them regardless of design, as that's what tech people are like. However, Some of the sites linked are poor - it would be prudent to look at the sites linke
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by froo 18y ago
we need a web version of word I thought we already had a web version of the word - "web portal" Google as far as I can tell is already essentially a "web OS" (I think they lost their rights to call themselves a just a search engine a long
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by froo 18y ago
awesome work guys, I admit I only had a very quick skim around the site and couldn't find it.
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by froo 18y ago
You know, there's probably an idea in there. The stormpulse guys could perhaps build a widget that news & nedia sites could embed into their stories so there is instant tracking for each storm right there on the page.
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by froo 18y ago
Or Sony Online Entertainment. They have many years and many games under their belts where people pay to beta test their software for them.
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by froo 18y ago
I absolutely find it interesting aswell, even though I'm not a car nut by any stretch. I saw a very similar thread that was linked to me about 18 months ago, where the man in it was doing it to the nth degree - which I found very fascinatin
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by froo 18y ago
I'd be curious to see if there was a way to measure this effect with any kind of certainty. Must ponder this some.
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by froo 18y ago
Not right now, the Chrome on my machine is constantly crashing :( I'd like too though.
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by froo 18y ago
Move over Google, theres a new sheriff in town and his name is sleep.fm
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by froo 18y ago
Well then I guess that proves my initial first point of Sometimes innovating for the sake of innovating can be an exercise in futility if current solutions are adequate. It's a shame that I can't get those pen's shipped to Australia.. I'd
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by froo 18y ago
I guess the real question is... Has fisher innovated the technology behind the universal refill and the spacepen even further, or has it stayed pretty much where it is? This is a serious question by the way, I'd be keen to know what the ans
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by froo 18y ago
Yeah, agreed - it's just not funny. I originally was writing about a triangular shaped wheel on a car prototype I saw about 15 years ago on an Aussie TV show called Beyond 2000. The premise of that show was essentially they showed off a lot
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by froo 18y ago
I thought it was quite clear why it wasn't built for the other platforms just yet. The other platforms are generally dominated by tech savvy users but in the big scheme of things we make up a very small part of the internet as a whole. I'm
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by froo 18y ago
I want to provide a counter point to your argument, Sometimes innovating for the sake of innovating can be an exercise in futility if current solutions are adequate. Let's take an old joke, which from what I understand is based on fiction,
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by froo 18y ago
I'm sorry but I can't drink the kool aid on that one, because it sounds like your implying that other software implementations by other developers before Google didn't "design" their software - which would be a complete fallacy. Don't get m

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