phil

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481.
Google Answers to Rise From Dead?(techcrunch.com)
2 points by phil 20y ago|0 comments
482.
RIM betting against the internet?(paul.kedrosky.com)
4 points by phil 20y ago|0 comments
483.
by phil 20y ago
The nice thing about google analytics is you can have it set up and working in 5 minutes. The nice thing about mint, or rolling your own, is that you can get all of the metrics you want - googalytics isn't really extensible. One thing is, n
484.
by phil 20y ago
I think the question is, are the complaints they're getting facebook news feed type complaints? Or netscape.com relaunch type complaints? One goes away when people get used to the newness. The other destroys any hope you had for a community
485.
USA Today goes social: lots of complaints in the comments, but it's actually pretty well done(usatoday.com)
2 points by phil 20y ago|3 comments
486.
On blog templates: designing is thinking; every detail deserves to be thought about(daringfireball.net)
11 points by phil 20y ago|7 comments
487.
by phil 20y ago
wouldn't top be alexa.com (etc.), or internet storm center? ;)
488.
Microsoft totally sucking at online advertising: "outlook grim"(infoworld.com)
2 points by phil 20y ago|0 comments
489.
by phil 20y ago
Alex, have you been using this? I'm always looking for better tools for laying my thoughts out, but I have yet to find one that feels natural enough to beat a big sheet of paper and a pencil.
490.
by phil 20y ago
if you can get enough bits of books posted to your site that publishers start to notice and want to sue you, then you would be wildly succeeding. even so, this all sounds like fair use to me.
491.
Buying Tribe a "wrong bet"(gigaom.com)
2 points by phil 20y ago|0 comments
492.
Buxfer on Techcrunch(techcrunch.com)
1 points by phil 20y ago|0 comments
493.
by phil 20y ago
ha!
494.
by phil 20y ago
agreed. have the masses really been yearning to make friends and build a network around dictionary words?
495.
by phil 20y ago
Good rundown, they must not mean "most popular" literally though.
496.
What the Web's most popular sites are running on(royal.pingdom.com)
25 points by phil 20y ago|6 comments
497.
by phil 20y ago
8.3% of what they did in 2005: wow.
498.
by phil 20y ago
Thanks, I hadn't seen those slides, and they're very good.
499.
by phil 20y ago
I think these are notes from a conference talk he gave. There are lots of others so I posted the link, see: http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=833
500.
Audio of talks by Cal Henderson, Josh Schachter and many others(futureofwebapps.com)
7 points by phil 20y ago|2 comments
501.
by phil 20y ago
this seems like one of those ideas that's obvious when someone points it out to you: someday interfaces will have better scenery so we can recognize where we are in our data. but this particular one seems pretty counterintuitive. it will be
502.
Command line wiki & distributed cheat sheet(cheat.errtheblog.com)
1 points by phil 20y ago|0 comments
503.
by phil 20y ago
so at a first glance, the list of features seems to mostly be about better support and gmail features.
504.
Google Apps Premier(techcrunch.com)
11 points by phil 20y ago|2 comments
505.
by phil 20y ago
i think this is sort of a goofy post, but i like comment #2 quite a bit.
506.
[PDF] LiveJournal's Backend: A history of scaling(danga.com)
7 points by phil 20y ago|2 comments
507.
by phil 20y ago
wouldn't it be simpler to just decide that it's ok to submit your own posts? some people have done that already and it seems fine to me: they're among the best links here.
508.
by phil 20y ago
bookmarklet! I would submit more links if there was a bookmarklet that submitted the page I was on.
509.
Three Hypotheses of Human Interface Design(tantek.com)
7 points by phil 20y ago|0 comments
510.
Facebook's little digital gift(zephoria.org)
2 points by phil 20y ago|0 comments

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