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Jindal: 'The Day We've Been Fearing Is Upon Us' [oil spill]
(foxnews.com)
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I am a member of a small startup. We use it for all of our brainstorming. So far, it has only improved. We don't even think about using something else. Maybe we are the exception. But it has helped us an incredible amount.
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16y ago
Probably hasn't gotten rolled to your particular server yet.
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What happened to freedom of speech? Does it really matter whether you know if I said it, or Joe Blow? We have the right to say it.
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Google Wave Now Open to Everyone
(techcrunch.com)
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I wonder how many people will just "click yes" and end up not being able to watch video anymore. In the US of A, there are quite a few connections that are too slow on the upload side to handle P2P while streaming video. The idea is worthy,
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Campfire [comic]
(xkcd.com)
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Old Copiers Retain Pictures Long After Copying
(arstechnica.com)
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Yup. I myself am a "young techy" I started out not caring about the little bits of data I let out. But now I'm really clamping down, identity theft is too real to take a risk.
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This goes to show how crafty identity thieves really are -- and how stupid it is to let them get any bit of private data. If they can steal his identity, why not yours? He has staked his reputation on LifeLock's services, and lost. Maybe th
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StumbleUpon Quietly Signs Up 10 Millionth User
(techcrunch.com)
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Yet Another Facebook Privacy Glitch
(techcrunch.com)
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Think life is good now? Just wait, it gets better.
(arstechnica.com)
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IPad cannibalizing iPods, not Macs
(arstechnica.com)
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How often do people install a new font? Once a year? (Graphic designers are the exception.)
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I think the theory is more, sleep with as little comfort as possible . That way you feel rested in the morning, while at the same time you don't want to lay around because it feels so good.
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Sleep Better: Be Uncomfortable.
(lifehack.org)
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How your Web browser rats you out online
(arstechnica.com)
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Hackers Handy Hideaway Hook
(lifehacker.com)
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Content Providers "Like" Facebook. A Lot. 100,000 times
(techcrunch.com)
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You're right about "clean." It doesn't have to be there. The key is definitely simple. Google (my favorite example, although they are morphing from this in the last year or so), Craigslist, and Twitter all kept it clean and simple.
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I think he means, "Keep your site simple." He even alludes to that in the last paragraph. Clean and simple is beautiful.
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Lotteries are a sad story of Government policy gone awry. They prey on the poor, uneducated. It seems they could be just a devious plot to get back the tax refund the poor (as in sad) people get every year.
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Save $60 a Year on Your Internet
(philgons.com)
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Funny. I can get to it with firefox but not chrome.
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Is it just me, or is this site down? #microsoftfail
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http://www.google.com/insights/search/#q=programming&cmp... Insights totally agrees. It looks like the search volume has definitely dropped off.
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True. Unsettling. It seems Facebook is on an absurdity run. The last two weeks have been full of absurd bugs, absurd ideas. </rant>
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This is precisely the scary factor of FB's open graph. While Facebook may be able to keep my data mostly secure (read: aside for their bugs of late), how can I know for sure their partners will? When money is the primary driver behind who g
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I've been using the beta now for about 5 months, and in my experience it's cosmetic. Those cosmetics definitely are an improvement in usability and looks. IMHO, it's a small step, but in the right direction for sure.
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