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by onedev 13y ago
You should probably just never mention ITT. It has negative connotations among most people so it could work against you rather than in your favor.
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by onedev 13y ago
I looked at a sample Prezi, and it had way too much panning and zooming. Of course, then again, I was quickly clicking through it, whereas normally I'd imagine there'd be a couple minutes of talking and delay between each step.
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by onedev 13y ago
I'd say being the leader of and building from scratch one of the most impactful companies in recent history is a pretty good credential. You don't think he's learned a few lessons in the past 10 years that gives him some insight that's usef
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by onedev 13y ago
Exactly what I was going to say. You can say this about literally anyone. Bill Gates? Psshh lottery winner. Who does he think he is going around and doing charity work. Anyone can do that if they won the lottery, he's not special. See how e
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by onedev 13y ago
What an interesting way to put it. I've never heard anyone describe it like that. How would you say its any different from the smartphone addicted users of today? (I freely admit that I'm one of these addicts)
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by onedev 13y ago
How can anyone tell when I started working on my project?
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by onedev 13y ago
Not a bad assessment of what seems to be going on.
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by onedev 13y ago
I would just do my own stuff anyway and just not tell the employer. Fuck whoever says I can't work on my own stuff in my free time.
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by onedev 13y ago
Please, anything but this. We have to do everything in our power to make sure cars don't have "ringtones".
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by onedev 13y ago
What a garbage article. That guy should reconsider writing as a career.
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by onedev 13y ago
This is pretty much the stupidest thing I've ever read. I think it's absolutely hilarious that people keep predicting the end of Facebook. In reality no one cares and everyone will keep using it.
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by onedev 13y ago
What about TV? What about Movies? What about listening to Music? These are all wastes of time and everyone should stop doing them.
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by onedev 13y ago
I see we have a Nas fan here.
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by onedev 14y ago
I had checked out Swole.me a couple months ago when I was looking to start lifting again and was looking for a way to get eating suggestions/tracking. I found your site and it was really really awesome back then, I was impressed! I'm glad t
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by onedev 14y ago
I don't quite understand this either. Google have been doing this for ages and no one has said anything, but now all of a sudden its a thing? I just want people to acknowledge that what Google has been doing and what everyone else is doing
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by onedev 14y ago
Instagram really hasn't changed.
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by onedev 14y ago
You're right, I was only referring to the storage part. I love Google's Docs product. It's very simple and fits most of my needs. Their storage product is what I don't like as much, but I acknowledge that they've been making progress on tha
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by onedev 14y ago
I completely agree with you. Niche communities have found a useful way to use G+ (photographers, bloggers, hobbyists) and I think they will continue to do so, but G+ will never replace FB in a general sense.
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by onedev 14y ago
Feature-wise some of the services on G+ might be better (their app is phenomenal, their website is pretty good, their individual products are pretty good also), but EXPERIENCE-wise, I always have a better experience on Facebook because peop
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by onedev 14y ago
From having tried Glass, I can affirm that you do indeed look away. If any of you are wearing glasses, try looking at the top corner of your frame; that's the same motion needed to engage with Glass. You'd effectively completely break eye c
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by onedev 14y ago
As far as G+ is concerned, I find Facebook much more useful than G+ for all intents and purposes (photos, groups, messaging, news, everything I find is either better or more useful on Facebook; more useful in the sense that my friends actu
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by onedev 14y ago
Some observations: From what he wrote it seems to me like he only gauged the reactions of technically-oriented people. Of course tech people are going to be pretty excited about this, more-so than the average Joe. He also seems to feel very
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by onedev 14y ago
Thank you for sharing your feelings OP. I can empathize with you, and wish you the very best. Sometimes it's great reading how other people feel in these kinds of private situations that happen inside one's conscious. You can't really discu
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by onedev 14y ago
lol
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by onedev 14y ago
Your buy Wyoming idea is genius.
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by onedev 14y ago
That "issue" is something I've been trying to put into words for a while now and you did it very very well. I think that absolutely describes the dynamics between Facebook and the reaction of subsets of users every time the company releases
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by onedev 14y ago
Yes people do need it in their lives to communicate. It's a fantastic tool if you use it like one.
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by onedev 14y ago
Nice tinfoil.
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by onedev 14y ago
Use Spotify for music library management and access across all platforms. Use Pandora for music discovery. Problem solved!
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by onedev 14y ago
That's simply not true. Facebook will hire anyone who they think is awesome and shows promise. There are many people that work at Facebook who don't even have a degree (the CEO for one...). The culture comes from the top, and Mark recognize

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