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Google Opens Apps Marketplace (3)
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snydeq writes "Google has launched the Google Apps Marketplace, providing a venue for third-party, cloud-based applications to supplement Google's own online applications. The program enables integrations with such applications as Google Gmail, Documents, Sites, and Calendar. All told, the effort begins with 50 vendors participating, including Atlassian, NetSuite, Skytap, and Zoho. Participation in Google Apps Marketplace is open to customers of the Premier, Standard, and Education editions of Google Apps. Applications are linked to the ...Comment View comments -
Facebook Founder Accused of Hacking Into Rivals' Email (27)
onAn anonymous reader notes a long piece up at BusinessInsider.com accusing Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg of hacking into the email accounts of rivals and journalists. The CEO of the world's most successful social networking website was accused of at least two breaches of privacy. In a two-year investigation detailing the founding of Facebook, Nicholas Carlson, a senior editor at Silicon Alley Insider, uncovered what he claimed was evidence of the hackings in 2004. "New information ...Shared by Ari (28) Beglen (25) Clint (42) Compuwizard123 (77) Dave (20) dH (54) eugene (45) Firethorn (50) Jacob (21) Joe (22) and 17 more »
- Beglen said: "Mark used private login data taken from Facebook's servers to break into Facebook members' private email accounts ... [and] hacked into the competing company's systems and changed some user information with the aim of making the site less useful". Wow.
- Firethorn said: Yikes. Time to consider deleting the Facebook account.
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Sony Ericsson CEO: Google asked us to build the Nexus One, we refused (35)
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Aw, why don't these CEOs say stuff like this in press conferences? Sony Ericsson's head Bert Nordberg has shared with Swedish publication Sydsvenskan the rather salacious news that his company was asked to build the so-called Google phone before HTC... and it turned down the opportunity. Fearing brand dilution or something equally crazy, Nordberg states that Sony Ericsson is committed to building only its own-branded hardware and will not be a subcontractor to anyone. Haughty ...Shared by Aaron (72) Abilash (3) Adonis (20) Alex (247) Babluit (5) Babychen Mathew (22) Basajaun (0) chbm (30) Daggity (52) Dan (52) and 25 more »Explore read nine notes- Peter said: hehe, touché :)
- Dan H. Racek said: Wenn ich jetzt Aktionär dieser Firma wäre, ich würde mir ein unglaublich hartes, handliches Schlagholz schnitzen und den Herrn Nordberg mal kurz zu einem 4-Augen-Gespräch zwing... erm... bitten.Wie war deren Claim? "Make. Believe."? Und alle so...
- taknom said: Google の Nexus One 開発要請を断ったソニエリ #androidjp
- Torkel said: Pucko! om det är sant...
- sloanb said: I can respect a CEO that stands up for what he believes his company's image should be. In this case however I feel it was a missed opportunity that could have put the additional revenue in their pockets to invest in making their own projects more compelling. Think of it as a gateway phone to bring in new users. To late for that now.
- Hisham said: Boo Hooo, If that is true, then you are dumb...The same mistake Verizon made by refusing the iPhone
- Adonis said: There you go ladies and gentlemen. The guys that run SE.
- Geoff Schultz said: Sony really is commited to doing no right, aren't they.
- dscape said: Bert you sir are an idiot
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Seth Godin on What it Takes to be a Linchpin [INTERVIEW] (31)
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Steve Cunningham is the CEO of Polar Unlimited, a digital marketing agency.In his book — Linchpin: Are You Indispensable? — Seth Godin poses a challenge: Take your gift, whatever it is, and use it to change the world.In the tradition of his previous books, Godin has not settled for a standard how-to, but has written a book that will push and prod you into seeing things differently. I had the chance to interview Mr. Godin ...Shared by a77ila (134) Andrew (67) Brutal (9) Cristian Guajardo-Garcia (5) Darin (141) dregar (3) Firethorn (50) gilles (10) hezumartin (22) Idham (5) and 21 more »- Troed said: read. the. book.
- Manne said: @Jocke, you were looking for a title to describe yourself. How about "linchpin"? You if anyone I know is one.
- Brutal said: Social group vs individual theory advances in linchpin "i am indispensable" concept. I believe the author Seth Godin to be a narcisist and ego centric protestant on drugs. And completly wright by the way. The other linchpin will understand!
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Science Valentine (302)
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Shared by Abi (19) Abo (19) Adam (0) Adam (18) adamconner7 (20) Adrian (9) Adrian (3) Alex (27) Alex (2) Alexander (206) and 292 more »Explore read 40 notes- Chung said: :'(
- D4V said: Harsh.
- Solon said: Quantas monografias e dissertações vão vir com essa tirinha na introdução ou primeiro capítulo, esse ano?
- JOK said: Yet another wonderful XKCD that blends science, humor and emotion so well.
- Navarr said: oh my god.. this is so sad...
- anand said: all these panels are belong to me
- Troed said: This is not the first XKCD of late I think has to do with the debate around Climategate instead of the purported subject. Getting ready to come out from the closet? ;)
- Simon said: That's sad.
- Abi said: While mocking science (read the 'hover' message -- it's fantastic), this cartoon also ends up portraying nerds as the kinds of people who would send "find someone else" message by e-mail.Is xkcd peddling stereotypes? Or is it mocking them?
- SyP said: How sad!
- Shawn said: Stats win again.
- willer said: Amy: maybe a good thing for you to try?
- usetiskip said: Что ж XKCD такой грутный раз за разом ? :(
- Kluz said: XKCD sacandose una buena nota con un comic sanvalentinesco. awww.
- Moacir said: This strip drew some moisture from my upper face.
- dare said: mwahaha
- JoshMaz said: Ouch, that kinda hurts.
- Jaremy said: Damn. That's an ICY valentine's day card.
- kidbot said: \cry, but in a good way.
- rkaller said: Not a hint. :P
- Dextro said: NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!! http://www.nooooooooooooooo.com/
- Ted said: holy hell that's a downer
- Ryan said: Jesus, XKCD working some rough chuckles.
- Tony said: Nobody said it was easy. No one ever said it would be so hard.
- Dane said: This is so adorable.
- Johnthrax said: amazing
- Elliott said: MouseOver - "You don't use science to show that you're right; you use science to become right."
- j3nnyb3an said: LMFAO!
- jenx said: There are still some things that can't (and shouldn't) be quantified.
- Ara said: Ouch!
- banannie said: :(
- andrei said: Один из лучших
- angelchrys said: Ouch!
- scottdodds said: Happy Valentines day!
- miguerum said: AWWWW!!!
- Tanveer said: Happy Valentine's day :D
- Jarred said: Love the help text on this one. Still sad though!
- Jeffrey said: Burn
- Pierre said: Truth is beauty, beauty is truth.
- Thomas said: So sad!
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Think big with a gig: Our experimental fiber network (215)
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Imagine sitting in a rural health clinic, streaming three-dimensional medical imaging over the web and discussing a unique condition with a specialist in New York. Or downloading a high-definition, full-length feature film in less than five minutes. Or collaborating with classmates around the world while watching live 3-D video of a university lecture. Universal, ultra high-speed Internet access will make all this and more possible. We've urged the FCC to look at new and creative ...Shared by 007bond (9) Aaron (101) Adam (84) Ade (12) ahmedre (5) akarl (2) AlbertoL (8) Alisha764 (7) Allen (10) Amy (66) and 205 more »Explore read 41 notes- skolima said: Nice, I'll take two.
- DuDe said: gigabites háló otthonra...cool :D
- Will said: Want!
- Troed said: "We're planning to build and test ultra high-speed broadband networks in a small number of trial locations across the United States. We'll deliver Internet speeds more than 100 times faster than what most Americans have access to today with 1 gigabit per second, fiber-to-the-home connections. We plan to offer service at a competitive price to at least 50,000 and potentially up to 500,000 people".. or, you could just start an office in Sweden ;)
- robinhowlett said: << Jeez Louise Google-as-an-ISP! A 1-Gigabit network!
- Shane Schnell said: I wouldn't mind signing up ;)
- Gine said: Google: "We're planning to build and test ultra high-speed broadband networks in a small number of trial locations across the United States. We'll deliver Internet speeds more than 100 times faster than what most Americans have access to today with 1 gigabit per second, fiber-to-the-home connections. We plan to offer service at a competitive price to at least 50,000 and potentially up to 500,000 people."
- Joe said: want
- Mr.DalBa said: گوگل داره تو امریکا اینترنت ۱ گیگ میده، دستآورد انقلاب ما محدود کردن اینترنت به ۱۲۸ کیلوه
- JASon said: Nominating my city in 3.. 2.. 1..
- Eli said: 1 gigabyte per second? Sign me up, Google.
- guopai said: Google began with web, then software, heardware, and now, infrastructure. The integration is completed.
- Adam said: What?! Google's getting into the ISP business??
- Amy said: Wow. Google really does want to take over the world (but I hope they offer it in my neighborhood - you know, 1 mile from Microsoft...)
- Lkb2k said: Ok, that could actually get me to move to the suburbs.
- Alisha764 said: Interesting idea, first line starts with implications on medicine. Will see what pans out on this one.
- Nate said: nominated elkridge!
- Mike said: Awesome!
- yooper1019 said: Holy Crap! Maybe they'll pick Marquette as a test site!!
- Hasan Tayyar BEŞİK said: "Next generation apps: We want to see what developers and users can do with ultra high-speeds, whether it's creating new bandwidth-intensive 'killer apps' and services, or other uses we can't yet imagine. "
- omni said: Everyone in Dallas should nominate our fair burg.I NEED MOAR INTERNETZ!
- Bill said: Google would like to Fibre your house.
- akarl said: World domination step 3...
- tosch said: Yes please.
- macasek said: cambridge!!!
- Micah said: Whoa, seriously? Google just keeps getting less and less evil.
- tlaughlin said: 1 GB fiber to the house! That would be amazing.
- Glen said: Wow (this 'share with note' also exists to see how Buzz handles it)
- Kyle said: maybe we can get this instead of FIOS.
- Chris said: want. Need in Cambridge/ Somerville.
- lig said: Google всех поимеет, google всех поимеет... И не говорите потом, что я вас не предупреждал, когда станете рабами Google!
- Travis Cannon said: Hey Mayor Adams, can you call Google and see if you can get Portland on the short list. It would be way awesome to have 1Gbit to my house. Thanks!
- Tambu said: se mi danno un gigabit in casa compro un webserver con 128Gb di RAM e ci ospito su un po' di siti istituzionali :D
- Kirb said: GO GOOGLE!
- Weston said: I hope Portland is one of them :-)
- Jeff said: I'm entering Edmond, OK for this experiment. If you live in Edmond or the OKC metro, help me spread the word. Let's see if we can get "a gig" in Edmond.
- AlbertoL said: Se fossero in grado di farla più veloce...perchè no?
- ZaMoose said: Please serve Philly metro, PLEASE serve Philly metro...fingers crossed
- rkaller said: I know I'm harping on this, but the link to the nomination form for your area is included at the bottom.
- coolnalu said: 最近Google很High啊。想要把网络带到社会的绝对中心。不过亿兆级的公众网很令人期待啊。这也是ChromeOS的基础吧。当下载软件和硬盘速度相仿的话，浏览器就不再是浏览器了。
- JACA said: ¡Esto si que es velocidad y lo demás son ... saca Euros!
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The relentless search for "tell me what to do" (72)
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If you've ever hired or managed or taught, you know the feeling.People are just begging to be told what to do. There are a lot of reasons for this, but I think the biggest one is: "If you tell me what to do, the responsibility for the outcome is yours, not mine. I'm safe."When asked, resist.Shared by Adam (4) andreas (5) Andrei (50) Andrew (79) Ashish (0) Banzai10 (15) barry (1) Benedict (28) Bill (6) bobleckridge (2) and 62 more »Explore read four notes- Mike said: So true! If you see something needs doing, just get er done. And if I gotta tell you EVERY time, you're not right for the gig.
- Firethorn said: I preach this all the time. If you have to ask me what to do, you have clearly communicated to me that you are overpaid and under-qualified.
- gavoweb said: that's an excellent point & a tough one i cross all the time in my ministry position
- Jane said: This happens all the time with aspiring writers -- they ask me (the expert in publishing) to read their writing and tell them what to do. They seek validation and assurance they are not doing something silly, making a fool of themselves, or wasting time.
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Apple to Developers: No Location-Based Ads for You (21)
onApple has posted a note to iPhone developers that sounds suspiciously like a warning against including location-based advertising in a mobile app.The specific text reads: “If you build your application with features based on a user’s location, make sure these features provide beneficial information. If your app uses location-based information primarily to enable mobile advertisers to deliver targeted ads based on a user’s location, your app will be returned to you by the App Store ...Shared by Andy (57) aNTwNHs (113) Basajaun (0) Breakbild (0) DanThornton (116) Dave (2) Drew (1) George (0) Goktug (71) icue (45) and 11 more »Explore read four notes
- nikolay said: Another nail in the coffin of iPhone!
- tjompa said: Förstår att Apple vill tjäna pengar men om de är så att dom sparar det här till sig själva känns det skit. Rakt igenom.
- Manne said: Imagine the potential for making the iPhone the most annoying device in the world...
- Basajaun said: Joder... cada vez se están cerrando más :S algo mu gordo tienen que sacar para que no me pille el nexus one...
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Teens Just Don’t Blog or Tweet [STATS] (38)
onA new study published today by Pew Internet finds that teens and young adults are blogging less and using social networking sites more, with the prominent exception of Twitter.Pew’s Report surveyed 2,253 American adults and 800 U.S. teens to get a reading of how they use the internet, which gadgets they own, and which social media tools they use the most.Some of the data will surprise you.The Internet’s EverywhereHere’s a no-brainer: young adults use the ...Shared by Asaeda (31) Avin (6) brunoscarto (123) Charlie (7) Claudia Sommer (11) Dave (14) davedelaney (14) DHP (16) Dorian (5) Doug (42) and 28 more »
- Dave said: The Pew Internet project just released a new report on teen use of the Internet. If you are targeting teens with social media, this is the scoop on what they do.
- Troed said: "First, it’s important to note that most of this data was taken from September 2009. A lot changes in social media in a five month period.":DNow let's make a three year social media plan.
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SublimeVideo - super-sexy new HTML5 video player (21)
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Filed under: Utilities, Video, Web services With the showdown between Apple and Adobe over the relevance (or lack thereof) of Flash video, you're going to be reading an awful lot about HTML5 video in the near future. Although it's not completely ubiquitous yet, YouTube and Vimeo have already started to support HTML5. Things are also looking up for folks who want to use the HTML5 <video> tag to embed videos on their own sites. Jilion, ...Shared by Adam (84) Ayman (29) Cesar (28) Chris (260) ctaloi (4) Daidaros (26) Daniel (40) Dharmesh (0) GlennIsaac (66) Jake (0) and 11 more »Explore read five notes- papachatzis said: Ποιος χρειάζεται το flash πλέον; :-)
- Daniel said: Who needs flash when you have HTML 5? (DOM!)
- Jake said: Very nice! Even nicer than the youtube and vimeo html5 experience. I can't even begin to tell you how excited I am that flash for video might be starting to die a slow and painful death. Think of all the CPU cycles the world will save! Someone should do the math on the amount of power savings around the world by using html5 and h.264 instead of flash for youtube.
- twilight said: Great project. Anyway, Epiphany 2.28.0 on Ubuntu 9.10 it's not indicated as "not supported", it displays the video player but I can't reproduce the video. Firefox, according to the project's website, is currently not supported but there are plans to support it soon.
- Troed said: From the original source: "Seriously, this is the real deal — full-screen H.264 playback". So how will they get it to work in Firefox? (Theora, not H264)
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Spirit (540)
onShared by 0m4r (50) Aaron (48) Abi (19) Adam (84) Adam (0) adamconner7 (20) Addi (40) Alan (188) Alex (145) Alex (7) and 530 more »Explore read 107 notes
- Geoff said: Awww man. Now I feel all bad and stuff.
- Michael said: This is why I love xkcd. Smart, funny AND emotional...
- David said: Eat your heart out, Wall-E.
- Dominik said: Oh no.
- Silvo said: Zakon! Eden boljših! :)
- Matt said: Someday we will get to Mars, find Spirit, bring her home, and build a museum she can live in.
- Amr said: :(
- Jamelle said: This is so sad!
- Alex said: Yet another excellent XKCD
- Casey said: I think we should do an expedition to Mars just to rescue the little guy.
- mernisse said: awwwww!
- Luka said: :'(
- marijane said: maybe it's because i used to read http://spiritrover.livejournal.com/, but this xkcd made me tear up. <3<3<3 spiritrover.
- Paulo said: Fiquei triste com essa...
- vasta said: Aw.
- Kevin Fox said: Awwwww!
- Steve said: Awww :(
- David Lounsbury said: I have to say that NASA's announcement that Spirit was now a "stationary research platform" was, well, anticlimactic as a headline. I would have preferred "Rover completes 21 times planned mission times -on freakin' MARS! Oh, by the way, it's still working." When was the last time you had a complex system that ran 21 times longer than you expected, even on Earth?
- fancycwabs said: No fair trying to make me cry, Munroe. It's not going to DAMMIT!
- willer said: So when are we going to Mars? Maybe a couple hundred years, if we don't even have the gumption to go to the moon now?
- Blaise said: So sad...
- Andr said: Brilhante!
- Anuraag said: ; ;
- FreeMan said: sad comic ...
- Ram said: ¡¡¡Número cincoooooo, NOOOOOO!!!
- Ashe said: This is the world's saddest rover :{
- j_aroche said: :(
- RC said: :( (Shedding a tear for the little guy.)
- BrianM said: OH THAT'S HORRIBLE..
- Ryan said: aww that's so sad :(
- Eddie said: From Pixar Animation Studios, coming soon to a theater near you!
- Warren said: this is so sad :'(
- Andrea said: Tristissima.....
- Manfrys said: mi ha rattristato :-((
- Charlie said: This is so sad.
- Reid said: That's so sad. :'(
- Nina Scaletti said: So sad...poor Rover. =(
- ORB said: quite sad
- Morgendorfer said: Пронзительно грустно :(
- Lorenz said: ooo...
- nevalent said: Call me one who anthropomorphizes, but this actually make me a little sad.
- alice said: Aw :(
- Stolee said: Do you feel sad for the robot?Well, you shouldn't. Robots don't have feelings.
- Trebel said: Another great XKCD comic
- Richard said: Awww. So sad!
- theogeo said: This just made me very sad.
- Andy said: We should totally send this out along with the coding questions ...
- Holly said: :(
- striatic said: : \ ... poor spirit ... it worked so hard!
- Chris said: Waaaaaall-E
- Heather said: /cry Did they just make me feel bad for a robot?
- Liz said: Poor little spirit.
- zoso said: Pretty much like the movie "Moon".
- Colin said: awwwwww.
- Kyle said: WaaaAAAaaaalllllllll-eeeeee
- Heraldk said: Awww...
- Dave said: Wow... this is so sad! :(
- Andrew said: Saddest. xkcd. Ever.
- FirstAidKit said: Sad xkcd...
- Katie said: This makes me profoundly sad.
- Troed said: crap this put tears in my eyesI'm going to be a bad father to an AI
- danweasel said: That's...really sad.
- Megan said: This is so sad. Tangent - has anyone seen Moon?
- eternal said: ;_;
- John said: This is so sad =(
- Maxim said: :-(
- James said: Possibly the saddest XKCD ever.
- Khorshid said: :(
- Olya said: I have, actually, worried about this.
- Kory said: I actually feel sad for the little guy and feel like crying!
- pheelmore said: oh this is sad.
- jer said: I'm not supposed to get teary-eyed reading a comic strip.
- norti said: HATALMAS!
- Jake said: this is the saddest xkcd ever :(
- Gori said: Awwwwww....
- maria said: aw, this is so sad. Anthropomorphizing robots can't end in anything but guilt.
- barrett said: anthropomorphizing the little guy makes me sad.
- rethwyll said: WAAAAAAAH! sniff
- Clint said: this is sad.. like Wall-E
- Jack said: First time an XKCD comic's gotten to me like this...hmm.
- Jenna said: sad! :(
- Mark said: tear
- kidbot said: /cry
- Nicola said: Aw...
- dlimasouza said: ;_;
- Jeff said: Guys? Anybody? ...
- shk said: wall-e IRL
- Ariel said: Um, this anthropomorphism of the mars rover just got me verklempt.
- woodear said: NASA放弃了它。
- Anna said: That really is the saddest thing ever.
- pelles said: Sorgligt.
- suren said: Love this !
- Tony said: So sad!
- Ardeshir said: در ستایش روباتی که تنها برای 90 روز قرار بود زنده بماند ولی همچنان بعد 2217 روز سرسختانه زیر آسمان سرخ مریخ بالا و پایین میرود
- Curtis C. Chen said: This one made my wife cry.
- Gary said: tear
- Mike said: [nerd] I totally anthropomorphiza space probes/rovers, and felt bad when they go offline or stop transmitting. Voyager 1/2 are the saddest of them all. [/nerd]
- Chung said: :'(
- kehan said: Awwwwww
- Popess said: You did a really good job, rover, but you'll have to wait until... um... it's complicated. Oh, look at the time, gotta run!
- Jason said: That actually chokes me up a little bit.
- dfrankow said: Sad.
- Summer said: this is really sad and really cute and really funny and a little like Wall-E.
- JD said: I still feel oddly attached to the Spirit Rover. I think about that little guy sometimes...
- byn said: awesome
- Farid said: Aaaawwww :'(
- NoeL said: And that's corporate life!
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iPad Is a "Huge Step Backward" (67)
onAn anonymous reader writes "FSF's John Sullivan launches the Defective by Design campaign and petition to rain on Steve's parade, barely minutes out of the starting gate. "This is a huge step backward in the history of computing," said FSF's Holmes Wilson, "If the first personal computers required permission from the manufacturer for each new program or new feature, the history of computing would be as dismally totalitarian as the milieu in Apple's famous Super ...Shared by Aaron (7) adrian (25) Alex (27) alistair (21) Amy (51) Andrea (34) Andrew Smith (9) Ashkan (0) AutomaticPixel (21) axel668 (11) and 57 more »Explore read 12 notes
- Promethean said: Why Apple creeps me out, in a nutshell.
- warzauwynn said: I'm not sure I agree entirely... Back when computers first came out, there were no web apps, which offer a HUGE range of possibilities with ease of entry into development. Plus, look where viruses have gotten us with closed source systems that don't have restrictions on what software you run. It's idealistic and ignorant to think that the grass has always been greener.
- Eduo said: Recordemos que esta es la persona que famosamente dijo que el iPod era un fiasco de producto el día que se anunció. Tomémoslo de donde viene.
- TJ said: Amen
- Buff said: This aspect does frighten me and I blogged about this some time ago. If the operating system on Mac is ever closed to me I am so gone. I am really Meh about the iPad, because I have an iPhone and I am okay with my phone slash iPod being closed presently. I wish it were more open and someday it being closed might bother me. I do not think I am ready to move beyond my phone being this closed though. If I needed an eReader, which my iPhone already does I might think about the iPad, because the other eReaders are closed. I was under whelmed yesterday, and would really be uninterested if the price were any higher. I bought the iPhone to eliminate carrying multiple devices, I do not want o add one the size of a book.
- homo said: This seems about right to me. The iPhone was "like" a computer in your hand, and the mobile phone itself had a history of being controlled by telecoms. But the iPad is a hybrid and while it may not be a step backward, "totalitarian" is not all that hyperbolic of a description.
- Troed said: ... but like with the iPhone there will be a multitude of non-locked down devices from other manufacturers, likely running Android.
- shanest said: I very much agree with this point. Although the paradigm is nothing new (it's the same control users have over their iPhones and iPod Touches), I think the size of the iPad and the fact that it can serve as a personal computer replacement makes the point that much more alarming.
- Josh said: stop writing native apps, and start writing web apps people.
- Jack said: Something always irked me about an organization called the Free Software Foundation telling other entities and companies how to run their business.iPhone sales and Windows success have spoken over the years: People, by and large, could give a shit about the FSF and its crusade against capitalism.
- Laurent said: Interesting point of view.
- Joe said: Yep.
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Quieting the lizard brain (78)
onHow can I explain the never-ending irrationality of human behavior?We say we want one thing, then we do another. We say we want to be successful but we sabotage the job interview. We say we want a product to come to market, but we sandbag the shipping schedule. We say we want to be thin but we eat too much. We say we want to be smart but we skip class or don't read that ...Shared by a77ila (134) Aaron (4) Akku (3) alyska (19) amitry (49) Andrei (50) AnneW (0) Antonio (0) Ariel (7) Barb (55) and 68 more »Explore read six notes
- Steven said: New word for the day 'amygdala' - had to look it up; Seth is using it to refer to the purely emotional reaction we have to manage
- tdhurst said: This is why people are scared to achieve.
- Doktor said: Seth Godin on one of my my favourite subjects to talk about at the moment - irrational behaviour.
- kendrick said: A little self-help-y, but further evidence of why Seth Godin is my homeboy.
- Barb said: So what are you going to do about it?
- sean said: I like my lizard brain but sometimes even I have to put her down.
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