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Comic for May 11, 2008 (17)
on Dilbert Daily Strip (27) permalinkShared by Andreas (215) ani625 (70) Art (1049) badpazzword (802) bnoise (428) btvillarin (444) Daniele (81) DJ (188) Goyal (162) hoberion (114) Jakob (455) Jannik (77) LuisManson (799) Pickles (340) Ramkumar R. Aiyengar (229) Roger (672) Venci (318)Explore similar storiesContribute comment
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My verdict on Disqus: Two thumbs up (15)
on mathewingram.com/work (161) permalinkThere seems to be a mini-bitchmeme brewing, sparked by VC blogger Fred Wilson’s recent post about Disqus, which is the commenting system that I use on this blog and many others use as well. Why Fred decided to write about Disqus at this point I don’t know — maybe to give the company some free publicity, who knows. In any case, he listed three reasons why he thinks every blogger should use it, including: threaded ...Shared by afroginthevalley (421) Andy C (669) charlie anzman (1425) DOCBook Howto (390) Franklin P (873) Ian Betteridge (249) Karoli (1660) louisgray (2110) Mark (419) Ontario Emperor (1342) Rex Pechler (186) Robert Scoble (760) Sean McBride (2599) Sol Young (414) Tom_Raftery (250)Explore similar stories
- Rex Pechler said: I'm using Disqus at Rex.FM and I love it! It's so easy to reply by email to comments! And they're threaded! LOVE IT!
- Ian Betteridge said: I, too, am a happy Disqus user. I had concerns about it, but having conversed with Daniel Ha, I'm no longer concerned.
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TweetStats Upgrades Twitter Timing Graphs (15)
on louisgray.com (146) permalinkTweetStats is a great graphical way to see trends in how often you're sending notes on Twitter, which days you're most often hanging out in the Twitterverse, and what hours are most likely to see you active than others. On Thursday, TweetStats reloaded with an feature which combines daily "tweets" with hourly "tweets", giving new insight into whether you blog from the office during your 9-5, or if you're more of a Twitter weekend warrior.Taking ...Shared by Alex (653) Benjamin Golub (972) Brandon (1299) charlie anzman (1425) Drew Olanoff (1871) haggaret (372) kamthorn (440) louisgray (2110) Mark (419) Matt Dickman (340) Mike Reynolds (2765) Nico (529) Nkululeko Masondo (771) Rex (240) Vulpes (210)Explore similar stories
- Nico said: tweetstats wird immer besser.
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Tips for Linking to Google Presentations (15)
on Google Operating System (350) permalinkIf you publish a presentation at Google Docs, you'll receive a simple URL that can be used to view the presentation online. Unfortunately, if you go to that URL without being logged in to a Google Account, Google will ask you to log in:The explanation is that Google Presentations offers some advanced features that require authentication: chatting with other people that view the presentation and joining a presentation that's already in progress. To view the ...Shared by badpazzword (802) Brandon (1299) Cherife (164) Compuwizard123 (127) Eunix (185) Garci (453) gisc (813) Glen Horton (219) GrosaPrap (2150) illy (131) JamesEJ (75) Marianne (247) Philou (861) Robert van Bregt (129) WindPower (1721)Explore similar storiesContribute comment
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DExposE2 Like Mac Expose but Better [Featured Windows Download] (15)
on Lifehacker (3005) permalinkWindows only: Freeware application DExposE2 is a clone of Mac OS X's Expose feature for Windows XP and Vista. Aside from the basic Expose features, which we've seen from a lot of clones in the past, DExpose2 features a handful of extra features like interactive previews, hot corners, multi-monitor support, and more. If you like the look and feel of Expose but have never found a good substitute for your Windows PC, the freeware DExpose2 ...Shared by andronin (225) Black_Skorpio (1087) Brian Junyor (242) Chris Nixon (549) cisellis (747) G Code (567) Jared (128) jimmysessions (342) Josh (97) lucky13cxc (80) mcastel (514) Rob (71) Tim (100) Tino (140) WindPower (1721)Explore similar storiesContribute comment
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Newsflash! Firmware 2.0 hints suggest Apple might be working on a 3G iPhone (14)
on Engadget (2922) permalinkFiled under: Cellphones, Handhelds You'll never believe this, but it looks like Cupertino might be getting ready to drop a bomb this summer -- a 3G bomb, in fact! The latest beta release of firmware 2.0 for the iPhone has apparently revealed a preference screen that allows users of the new model to disable the 3G radio and fall back to GPRS / EDGE because the faster service "decreases battery life." Gotta pay to play, ...Shared by Adam (356) Andrew Ruess (1163) arkiver (912) Behnam . mk (186) kamthorn (440) Kevin (234) Marko Mihelcic (84) Melfi (248) Michael (432) pt9386 (280) Rolf (336) stratus (193) tek (1110) vinoaj (87)Explore similar stories
- pt9386 said: 3G iPhone here I come
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Swtched On: Green Plug tries to replace the worry warts (Part 1) (13)
on Engadget (2922) permalinkFiled under: PeripheralsEach week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On, a column about technology, multimedia, and digital entertainment. The best and most popular portable electronics products don't work for long without them, but the general consumer sentiment toward AC adapters is evident in the terms of endearment such as "bricks" and "wall warts" given to them. They're referred to with even more colorful language when they're accidentally left behind on a trip or are otherwise unavailable ...Shared by Aaron R (439) Abhishek (173) Alan Cheslow (493) Andrew Ruess (1163) Ben (92) benoitcazenave (85) cesaracardoso (169) Dan (98) Erik C. Thauvin (966) kamthorn (440) Peet (144) Ron (1373) Saket (145)Explore similar storiesContribute comment
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Why decentralizing Twitter is hopeless (13)
on Scripting News (255) permalinkTo every yin there's a yang. Here's a brilliant counterpoint to what I've been writing here about decentralizing Twitter. I've excerpted the last paragraph because it is some of the best tech writing I've ever read. Wonderful. Echovar: "The idea of building competitors to Twitter on the same platform, or redistributing Twitter to multiple players reminds me of the idea that New York City should be rebuilt in Ohio because it would be cheaper. Or ...Shared by Alex (653) Dennis Laumen (385) Doctor Setebos (70) Drew Olanoff (1871) Harper (903) John Magnus (207) louisgray (2110) mcastel (514) Mike Reynolds (2765) Ognjen (573) Ontario Emperor (1342) ratman (188) Rex (240)Explore similar stories
- Ognjen said: već dugo nisam vidio da netko ovako bez zadrške hvali svog kritičara, i to u istoj stvari u kojoj je dobio kritiku
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The iFund Has Competition: $150 Million Blackberry Fund To Be Announced Soon (12)
on TechCrunch (2003) permalinkThe platform wars are going mobile. Whether it’s the iPhone, Blackberry,Android or Windows Mobile, the mobile platform that will win in the end will be the one with the best and broadest collection of applications. To give developers a little extra financial motivation, funds are being set up to invest in them. Google announced a $10 million Android challenge back in November, and Kleiner Perkins announced its $100 million iFund for iPhone-only startups in March. ...Shared by Alex (653) Andrew (86) Cem (94) Ethan (1082) Grant (1211) gregg (117) JUSTIN (893) Leon Ridge-Cooke (138) Luke (88) Rex (240) Tac (78) Xavier (113)Explore similar storiesContribute comment
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Xobni: Our Path from ‘Wrong Product’ to Killer App (12)
on GigaOM (571) permalinkEditor’s Note: This post is the second in a three-part series authored by Xobni’s VP of engineering, Gabor Cselle. Read a longer version (co-written with Marie C. Baca ) on Cselle’s blog starting Monday. I run product development at Xobni, maker of an email application that helps you organize your Outlook inbox. My co-founders and I were fortunate to get seed funding from Y Combinator in the summer of 2006, and I now often speak ...Shared by afroginthevalley (421) Akhmad Fathonih (146) Alex (653) jon bradford (173) julien (163) Mahesh CR (70) Mark (419) Nate (489) Pat (324) Rajiv Doshi (137) Sam (200) talboito (738)Explore similar stories
- Mahesh CR said: Refreshing. This tight feedback loop into product design will be key criteria. How much of this is possible in large enterprises that serve its customers with software products.
- afroginthevalley said: Really like this "100 happy users" mantra.
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271 - “Hilariously Wrong”: Swiss Airlines Map of America (11)
on Strange Maps (39) permalinkThe notable absence of Swiss people from the long list of explorers and discoverers might not just be due to the Alpine country’s lack of access to the sea. It also might just be that map-blindness is a national characteristic. It certainly appears so from this map of Swiss Airlines’s North American routes. “It’s hilariously wrong,” says Evan Sparks, who sent it in. “In Florida, every city has magically migrated North. Tennessee also moved north, ...Shared by Brettsky (261) Chris (475) Hammer (110) Izzy (70) Kaye (172) kramertron (101) Matt T (80) Phuller10 (585) RTPeat (454) samikki (94) Udayan Tripathi (1355)Explore similar stories
- Phuller10 said: I think Portland might be the furthest off.
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با توییتر دیگر فراموش نمیکنید (11)
on Zangoole (50) permalinkهمهی ما تا به حال چیز های زیادی را فراموش کردهایم و این فراموش کردن خیلی شدید تر میشود وقتی سرگرم کامپیوتر و اینترنت هم بشویم. فقط کافی است این کاربر را به لیست دوستان خود در توییتر اضافه کنید تا او با فرستادن اتوماتیک پیغام های خصوصی کارهای شما را یادتان بیاندازد. مثلآ من از او میخواهم به من یادآوری کند ۱۰ دقیقه دیگر به دوستم زنگ بزنم پس عبارت زیر را توییت میکنم: ...Shared by Ali (264) farshad (594) Hessam (104) Lukadium (348) Man (162) Maryam (1359) mhmazidi (1224) mo (354) Navid (391) Shaho (261) کامیار ندیمی (151)Explore similar storiesContribute comment
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Why Dell will not bounce back (11)
on The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs (356) permalinkI love Charles Cooper of CNET and I respect the fact that he's got to print so many column inches per week in order to earn his paycheck but I have to take issue with his latest effort (see here) where he tries to argue that while Dell looks like crap today, in fact Dell could bounce back just the way Apple did. Coop is light on details and specifics and just sticks to the ...Shared by Abhishek (173) Cocoy (1090) davidorban (202) Eduo (109) janequigley (118) Josh (361) Nate (489) Nelson (477) Stuart (610) terry (210) thattalldude (222)Explore similar stories
- Eduo said: "Para mantener una ventaja debes hacer mejores productos, consistentemente, una vez tras otra".
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توییتر نسخه موبایل با امکانات بالا ! (10)
on روزنوشت میلاد - میلاد احرامپوش (17) permalinkمسلما این روزها توییتر را اکثر وب گردها می شناسند . اما برای دوستانی که هنوز با این سایت آشنا نیستند به طور خلاصه عرض کنم که توییتر یک سرویس میکروبلاگینگ هست که به شما اجازه می دهد در ۱۶۰ حرف کارهای روزانه خود را در آن پست کنید. ابن توییت ها در اصل می تواند سوال این باشد که " چه کار دارید می کنید؟". دوستانی که نسخه موبایل سایت توییتر را از موبایلشان ...Shared by Ali (264) alireza (340) farshad (594) Farzad (325) Foad Sa. (1656) javad33 (169) Lukadium (348) Man (162) Mehran (394) mhmazidi (1224)Explore similar stories
- Man said: بیچاره تر میشویم!
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Web Service Notifications Outnumber Live Bodies In My E-Mail (9)
on louisgray.com (146) permalinkE-mail used to be about connecting people, regardless of distance. With time, it developed new capabilities - sending attachments of ever greater size, acting as a marketing vehicle, both solicited and otherwise (see: Spam), displaying pictures and HTML, and of course, serving as a repository for status notifications for commerce, news, and social media. Now, there's no question for me that updates from online services greatly outnumber the amount of person to person communication I ...Shared by Alex (653) Andy C (669) charlie anzman (1425) dobata (386) Drew Olanoff (1871) louisgray (2110) Nkululeko Masondo (771) Rex (240) sarahintampa (860)Explore similar storiesContribute comment
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The Evolution of the Press Release (9)
on TechCrunch (2003) permalinkEditor’s note: The press release is the least loved document in the media universe. We get way too many here at TechCrunch, and some bloggers equate them to spam. But they do have their uses. In this guest post, Brian Solis explains how the press release has evolved, and sheds some light on why it may be so difficult to kill off. Solis writes this from the perspective of a PR professional. He is Principal ...Shared by Andrew Girdwood (121) dobata (386) Elroy (284) Izzy (70) Kyle (179) Mike Reynolds (2765) Petre (498) Rex (240) wrburgess (302)Explore similar stories
- dobata said: I like techcrunch, but this post is just awesomely good
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The 25-Year-Old BSD Bug (9)
on Slashdot (2107) permalinksproketboy writes with news that a developer named Marc Balmer has recently fixed a bug in a bit of BSD code which is roughly 25 years old. In addition to the OSnews summary, you can read Balmer's comments and a technical description of the bug. "This code will not work as expected when seeking to the second entry of a block where the first has been deleted: seekdir() calls readdir() which happily skips the first ...Shared by Breyten (206) Edouard (72) FelipeCN (129) Franzel (186) Jean (232) kamthorn (440) Mehrdad (220) Thomas (147) WindPower (1721)Explore similar stories
- WindPower said: Comme quoi, Microsoft n'est pas toujours le pire en terme de latency
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The Blood Brain Barrier (9)
on TechCrunch (2003) permalinkMost of my time these days is spent crossing the blood-brain barrier between Twitter and the rest of the cloud. Twitter stands on one side, a coursing stream of social data emanating from an ad-hoc framework of asynchronous follows and vanity track filtering. On the other side, the legacy blogosphere, RSS items floated via Google Reader shared items and planted in the Twitter stream via TinyURLs. Managing the transfer of data across the barrier are ...Shared by Andrew Ruess (1163) evo (150) Gotland (91) Hokey (89) Jrod (1660) kidakaka (81) Nico (529) nybble (157) zapnap (260)Explore similar stories
- Nico said: steve gillmore mein, twitter sei nicht kaputt und müsse nicht gefixt werden im sinne von "dezentralisierung macht keinen sinn".
- nybble said: Was this article just an exercise in how many analogies, metaphors and similes the author could get into one post?I think the interesting thing here is the notion that Twitter is a phone switch for routing information flow. I also agree that decentralizing Twitter is a red herring.
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Stolen laptop recovered with Back To My Mac (9)
on Engadget (2922) permalinkFiled under: LaptopsHere's a little story for you: An Apple Store employee had a party in her apartment. A couple weeks later her place was cleared out to the tune of about $5,000 worth of electronics, including her new Mac. Days later, a friend sees that she's online and alerts the Mac's rightful owner. Since she was running Leopard with Back to My Mac, owner-girl logged in remotely and activated Photo Booth via the screen-share ...Shared by Derek (174) Edo (1418) Fourbin (264) jay4el (169) Jen (404) Karin (124) Kyle \m/ (105) Priit^ (464) richtannehill (85)Explore similar storiesContribute comment
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How to make a music video (8)
on Signal vs. Noise (238) permalinkShared by Andrew Ferguson (131) Elliott P. (530) gfurry (455) gort581 (757) Kyle (205) Lucindo (230) Paulo Pereira (77) sike (157)Explore similar stories
- Kyle said: Flat-out mindblowing.
- Andrew Ferguson said: Not actually a "how to" but rather an actual music video and very good one at that. very very good.
- Paulo Pereira said: screencast music video :)
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