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by jhdavids8 15y ago
Why doesn't Google force you to register with your real name but allow you to display a pseudonym? I usually support Google but this makes little sense. Force me to register with Jamie, but if I decide I want to be displayed as some nicknam
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by jhdavids8 15y ago
I'd say this is largely due to the type of searches people are doing, as well as (as some people mentioned) many finding the needed info in the blurb or instant page of the site. For developers like us, we probably often Google a very diffi
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A Network for Wild Experimentation(technologyreview.com)
1 points by jhdavids8 15y ago|0 comments
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by jhdavids8 15y ago
Yeah, like Toady said, not quite. Simply saying you don't think Wave got to that many numbers is by no means proving me wrong. Besides, Wave and Buzz came out at a different time, when everyone was still in love with FB. Now, users are clam
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by jhdavids8 15y ago
Well, I'd say if you need someone to tell you to get a 9 to 5 job in order to pay the bills and save a floundering startup that can't get VC, you may have bigger problems.
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by jhdavids8 15y ago
Agreed. While I really want Google+ to succeed, this means absolutely nothing. Google could come out with something silly, say an Interactive Sandwich Maker (where did that come from??), and it would probably get 10 million users within a f
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by jhdavids8 15y ago
Wow, what a silly attempt to criticize G+ for a brilliant and yet optional feature. He complains about having to manage too many circles. Ok...so group everyone in one circle, simple enough eh? You don't have to classify your contacts, you