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"Groupon doesn’t want your soul. They just want your soul’s address."(itworld.com)
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When will Google go to war over MS's Android patent shakedown?(itworld.com)
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by jfruh 15y ago
It's also worth remembering that a pro athlete if he's lucky has a career that lasts 15 years, tops. Most play significantly less. Contrast that with the average person's working life, which usually lasts 40-50 years. So sure they make a
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Tne British voice mail hacking scandal: How they did it(itworld.com)
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Open standards make rapid software releases palatable for the enterprise(itworld.com)
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by jfruh 15y ago
I'm always amused when tech types (who tend to lean libertarian) act so outraged when something they purchase doesn't correspond to costs + some "fair" markup. (People seem particularly fixated on the prices of ebooks and text messages, for
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Can Facebook become a social utility without disappearing?(itworld.com)
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I replied to every email I received for 7 straight days(itworld.com)
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Zynga is profitable - but entirely dependent on Facebook(itworld.com)
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How the US is losing its tech mojo (and how it can get it back)(itworld.com)
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Is Android Linux? Adobe seems to think so...(itworld.com)
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Tech stock scorecard, mid-2011 edition(itworld.com)
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by jfruh 15y ago
"If you take a 37signals-esque path you've got something that'll sell to 80% of businesses, let niche software cover the rest." Er, has it occurred to you that the insanely convoluted world of NYC government might constitute a niche?
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MySpace user data now in the hands of an ad company(itworld.com)
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by jfruh 15y ago
I think the thing that might give this some oomph is Google's newly introduced black nav bar -- for those of you who haven't gotten Google+ access, there's an alert on the bar when there's new Google+ activity, which you see whenever you hi
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Comments on female-presented HP review: "Dumb whore", "Make me a sammich", etc.(youtube.com)
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Why did Biz Stone leave Twitter? 5 (possible) reasons(itworld.com)
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Hackers now offering 'botnet-as-a-service'(itworld.com)
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Is Facebook more 'hated' than Bank of America?(itworld.com)
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Horse-powered high-speed Internet(itworld.com)
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by jfruh 15y ago
<i>“MoviePass makes spur-of-the-moment movie-going as simple as choosing a film on the phone and checking in at the theater,” Spikes said in a press release. “No more waiting in line.”</i> Ha ha, someone is under the impress
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I didn't touch my mouse for a week(itworld.com)
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Mobile developers defecting from RIM(itworld.com)
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Bulding codes that prevent tall buildings are an asset particulary if you make money from selling petroleum, as they make it difficult to build walkable neighborhoods.
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"One British company, Pace, sells such boxes to American providers, who do not take advantage of the reduced energy options because of worries that the lowest energy states could disrupt service. Cable companies say customers will not toler
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Felix Salmon makes a good case that Skype's stock agreement was deliberately obfuscative: http://blogs.reuters.com/felix-salmon/2011/06/24/upgrading-s... Basically, Skype's claim is that the point of this clause is to retain employees --
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LulzSec AZ breach shows cops' unhealthy obsession with iPhone apps(itworld.com)
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"Do not eat iPod Shuffle"(itworld.com)
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Is your privacy policy written for humans?(itworld.com)
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Microsoft buying RIM: Bad idea, or worst idea ever?(itworld.com)
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