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20 websites that changed the world (42)
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The Future of News (73)
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The History of Computing in 4 Minutes and 8-Bits (16)
permalink'BOW BEFORE THE ALMIGHTY CLOUD!' Following an early morning status check of their vintage electronic equipment, two computer engineers "throw down" in an awkward dance-off that seems to (innacurately) echo the development of information technolgy and the internet from 1951 up to the present day (!?). The film features a catchy jingle by pop impresario Jim Guthrie. This is the second film by SUPERBROTHERS. * : The point at which a given species cedes planetary ...Shared by arshad (42) Bastien (10) Brian (185) Corbet Griffith (1) Darren Isbrecht (97) David Carmona (5) Dwayne Anderson (3) hikbi (186) Joe Leuzzi (0) Kate (227) nervioso (72) nonameplayer (14) PrestoVivace (101) ProfVegas (231) TJ Lauerman (11) Zak M. (763)
- nonameplayer said: currently tabbing this out on guitar.. the first riff reminds me of that kiwi! video on youtube.
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Who Are the Richest People In Tech? (26)
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Forbes has once again released its list of America’s richest people and, not surprisingly, Bill Gates topped the list with an estimated wealth of about $57 billion. But Gates isn’t alone as the only technology titan on the country’s list of the richest people. On the list again this year is Gates’ old partner Paul Allen, Sergey and Larry from Google, and Steve Jobs. New to the list is Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, who sneaked ...Shared by Alfonso Martinez (11) aroyer (8) Bastien (10) Benedict Lee Zhi En (141) Bogdan Brinzarea (12) Borzo (17) Burcu Sarar (12) colladude (10) Convoluted (7) DarkBls (34) Eric Atkins (26) HH (23) Ispirato (33) LightMatt (9) Lucindo (24) phil (19) Rav (17) Reub (19) Ricardo.Borelli (21) rish (19) Sherman (16) Siva (8) Steve (57) stevO (15) Win (22) ziqbalbh (20)Explore read four notes- Ricardo.Borelli said: Acho que o Larry Page anda gastando mais que o Sergey Brin
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Avoid the “fail whale” webinar (6)
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Ahh, here’s a free webinar coming up on October 9th: “Avoiding the ‘Fail Whale’.” Speaking? * Matt Mullenweg: Founder of Automattic, the company behind WordPress. * Paul Bucheit: One of the founders of FriendFeed and the creator of Gmail. * Nat Brown: CTO of iLike, a music community service that had one of the first Facebook apps. Aimed at entrepreneurs who are trying to plan their systems and avoid architectural problems like the ones that ...Contribute comment -
Anatomy of Real-time Linux Architectures (30)
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Twitter is Growing Like Crazy: Up 422% in 12 Months (58)
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The latest numbers are in, and Twitter is apparently growing at a torrid pace. According to stats just released from Nielsen Online, Twitter recorded 2.3 million unique visitors in August (US-only), an increase of 422% from the same period last year. Moreover, visitors to Twitter spent 55% more time on the site on average – a total of more than 7 minutes per user. Those numbers point to rather robust growth for the site, especially ...Shared by (jeff)isageek (23) Adam (12) AJ (254) Alden (3) Angelo (16) assbach (7) Bastien (10) Benedict Lee Zhi En (141) bhc3 (41) biedermann (13) Bill Shakes (20) Cai Chen (6) caozenghui (58) chrisbrogan.com (37) cinefilo (32) DavidSS (22) Dieter Schwarz (10) dobata (328) Eric (55) Find Me Sexy (2) geoff (24) gluca (14) GP (47) Harald Heukers (3) Humberto Gonzalez (49) Jack Humphrey (0) James (12) Jason Raddin (2) Joe (117) Jrod (61) Kenyth (19) laleh (54) Leena (1101) Leslie (22) Mark (35) Mike F (687) Mikey (68) Mykl Roventine (13) Navid (77) Noah Carter (21) Primoz (21) Reg Saddler (Zaibatsu) (831) richhand (36) saj (22) Sean (48) Sherman (16) Steve Rubel (37) Sun Tzu (732) Tad Chef (221) taylor (178) warza (2) web (23) whatevernevermind (26) Wiredset (16) xxdesmus (141) Zachary (3) Zack (0)Contribute comment -
How HTML 5 Is Already Changing the Web (77)
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HTML 5 represents the biggest leap forward in web standards in almost a decade. Unlike the specifications that came before it, HTML 5 is not merely intended to present content to a web browser. Its goal is to bring the web into maturity as a full-fledged application platform — a level playing field where video, sound, images, animations, and full interactivity with your computer are all standardized. And it may be a long way off ...Shared by Adam Maldonado (229) Aleisha (33) Alex (119) Alex Winter (12) Andrea See (24) Aractor (24) Azeem (20) b (29) Bastien (10) Bill (6) Bill Welense (8) Brandon J. Mendelson (174) Bryce (7) Cai Chen (6) Chris Escalante (18) danb420 (48) dobata (328) Dragan Stefanov (0) Dudu P (39) Emon (21) Erwin Tang Yew Hon (107) Evan Sims (37) fundament (46) galo (14) George Brickner (188) Glenn Batuyong (64) guy (436) ilias Charis (26) Ira White Jr. (87) James Argyle (11) Jason (54) Jason David Pelker (52) Javed (155) Javier Pedreira (Wicho) (8) Joh Rogers (32) Josh (6) Justin B (1) Justin Fleming (0) Kal (13) kepp (92) Klemo (22) kyanos (9) Leena (1101) Leximo (44) LouCypher (76) Luka Marinko (67) mcastel (48) Miguel Lopez (159) Mike Grybos (24) Moderated AppSec Feed - OWASP Foundation (20) Mr. BabyMan (506) n8dude (54) Nicholas Mercer (19) Nick (18) nikan (56) noLain (20) Paul Edwards (60) Philip Campbell (119) Rami Taibah (298) Ricky Yean (1) RJO (60) robert steburg (53) Ryan Lewis (165) Sam Garcia (5) Scott Orwig (19) Shelton (24) Steve Ehrenberg (10) Steven (74) Tanath (91) Techboy (22) th13rteen (11) Toby (236) Trevor Wermund (278) web (23) will (130) Youpinadi (10) Zan Chandler (19)Contribute comment -
Nouveaux Macbook Pro (1)
permalinkIl ne s'agit pas ici de vous présenter un énième fake concernant la firme à la pomme, mais plutôt une sympathique initiative. Le site I Want New Macbook Pro vous permet très simplement de crier au monde votre frénétique envie d'une nouvelle gamme Mabook Pro ! Allez donc y apporter votre contribution, un simple clic suffit. Et qui sait, les rumeurs annonçant le 14 octobre prochain sous le signe Macbook se concrétiseront peut-être.Shared by Bastien (10)
- Bastien said: I want new MacBook Pros!!!
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Security expert: Google anonymization not anonymous enough (5)
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Google announced this week that it plans to anonymize the IP addresses of search users after nine months. The EU is happy, but a security researcher claims that Google's anonymization technique is inadequate and doesn't protect user privacy.Read More...Contribute comment -
Whoa,100Mbps. 2010. Over The Air (23)
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Why YouTube Videos Will Never Be (Legally) Downloadable (28)
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- Shepard said: YouTube isn’t likely to make its videos available for download, even though people are begging for it. There’s no incentive: Why drive people away from the site, especially if the advertising dollars aren’t there yet?
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Peter Thiel: Best Predictor of Startup Success Is Low CEO Pay - Tech Crunch (40)
onIn a long-ranging discussion today at TechCrunch50, investor Peter Thiel (PayPal, Facebook, Slide) gave his thoughts on what is the best predictor of startup success. At the Founder’s Fund, one of the most important factors he likes to look at before deciding to invest in a startup is how much the CEO is paying himself. (This is also a factor that one of his investments, YouNoodle, looks at to value private startups). Says Thiel: The ...Shared by Alan Veeck (0) Alex (25) Alfonso Martinez (11) Andrei (32) Andrew (17) Bastien (10) Ben (76) Bill HR (14) Boris (22) CannonGod (234) Charles (25) ChristianAnderson (12) darrellsilver (23) Donnie Berkholz (19) DXL (20) GP (47) Jackie Ng (8) Jeff Fedor (18) Jerome (19) Jill (26) John (23) Karan (24) Ken (32) kidakaka (33) Leonid (20) Michael Ewens (14) Nihar (23) Nocky100 (44) Patrick (29) Pau (0) redeye (9) Robert (38) Sam (30) Sameer. (12) Scott (20) Simon (20) willpate (1) Woosung (26) wrburgess (19) 이장 (20)Contribute comment
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Ten Years of Transmit (1)
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You may remember me blogging about the tenth anniversary of Panic -- it was the day before we shipped Coda 1.0 back in April '07. Well, it's time for another milestone: Transmit (then "Transit") 1.0 shipped ten years ago today, September 8, 1998. What a journey it has been since then. A sincere thank you to everyone who has supported us over the years in this crazy adventure.Shared by Bastien (10)Contribute comment - Halogen Guides Travel - Luxury Travel Deals (1)
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70 Creative Advertisements That Makes You Look Twice | Interesting (75)
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It’s quite true about the saying - There’s no second chance at making a good first impression. Advertisement, regardless-ly online or offline, if they don’t catch your attention within seconds they are considered failed. Agencies and big corporations do not believe in ‘cool factors’ in advertisement anymore. Instead, to really stand out of the crowd, the idea has to be really out of the box, something that makes you laugh, talks about it or at ...Shared by 1unamayu (27) akittenone (132) Aldo (21) Amy (177) Andrew Rodrigues (38) Aravind Jose (11) Bastien (10) Brad Nadler (25) bussiere (36) Chloe Fan (15) Christian Strevel (7) Davood (43) Dennis Stangl (16) dew (38) dobata (328) Elliot (22) Eric Chen (33) Filip Salindrija (48) gmorais (16) Grace (12) graywolf (15) hitesh.the.game (204) Huacn Lee (25) Isaac (17) James O'Brien (2) Jeff Hertlein (9) Jesse Jardim (10) Jeton (30) John (9) Junwei (0) Kahong (10) Kaylee (3) Kevin (38) Kevin Federline (23) Killahurtz (30) Krazy (521) Kristian (81) mandy wiltse (70) Marco Ponce (15) Mark (3) Matteo (21) miasarmento (88) Michael Mior (79) mmhan (27) Mojtaba (37) najee (226) Nazly (16) Nikki J (2) odeb (56) Pedro Silva (17) Phillip Duncan (1) raheleh (0) Ramcio (5) ramyon (16) Redmond Pie (0) richtannehill (29) rjani (7) Rob (20) Roger Kondrat (30) sean carter (41) Seshu Karthick (11) Shailendra Paliwal (47) Shankar Ganesh (80) skyecade (16) Slaver (20) Steven Hodson (35) Strat (0) Suliman (9) Victor M.J. (23) vojur (10) wcaw (78) wellmobile (20) xxdesmus (141) Zee M (133) Zie (2)- Jeton said: Well, well. These ads really make you look twice. Impressive!
- 1unamayu said: a mi me gusta el macabro de la funeraria (Bergmann funeral service - Come a litle closer.)
- Marco Ponce said: awesome post for all creative marketers and deserves the gazillon diggs it has received already
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