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13y ago
I'd recognize Pittsburgh anywhere, even in Crayon.
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Googleplex lawn mowed with goats (2009)
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OS X Mavericks App Store link
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Humans in 100,000 years: What will we look like?
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Hangouts for iOS
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AlphaLab Gear: Hardware and robotics accelerator
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Introducing Rock Hammer, a curated, responsive project library
(malarkey.github.com)
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14y ago
+1 for the +1 pun
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Bill Gates hates cash
(finance.yahoo.com)
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Say hello to the new 1Password for iOS
(blog.agilebits.com)
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Possibly. I found it by chance on the page which lists all the apps by "Google, Inc." in the App Store. It's listed there, but agree it doesn't show up in search results yet and I can't download it. It just seems this is definitely the perm
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Google Maps for iOS
(itunes.apple.com)
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A Google A Day
(agoogleaday.com)
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Christmas lights programmed to Gangnam Style
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Foxconn offers to train Americans on manufacturing
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Einstein's productivity is a model for all entrepreneuers
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Rate-limiting JavaScript function calls
(ryhan.org)
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Capital One bank website under DDOS attack
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14y ago
Exactly.
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Treating your personal website as a startup
(zacharytamas.com)
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The 90 minute sprint
(zacharytamas.com)
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Simple Pushover site notifications in Django
(zacharytamas.com)
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'Hitler' clothing store stirs anger in India
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Under the Hood: Building Facebook Camera
(facebook.com)
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New Facebook Engineering campus
(facebook.com)
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Lore Preps for Back-to-School with Spate of New Features
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14y ago
They really should, similar to Google's "Takeout" feature that lets you download all the data they have of yours. I downloaded my Google Voice data alone and it was nearly 70 megabytes of call information and text messages.
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14y ago
As an entrepreneur I can see how this verification process is very important to save time but it definitely can ruffle feathers. It's disturbing how much publicly available information about us can be found online and when combined can be e
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14y ago
Just doesn't seem right. When did I authorize that? If I'm only receiving UPS packages (where the sender has already paid UPS) why does my own creditworthiness matter?
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14y ago
You would think that it would be illegal to pull my credit information without my permission. Then again, it's probably buried in a TOS somewhere.
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