The True Measure of Success | John Chow dot Com (4)
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What is success and how do you measure it? For many people, success is measured by dollar signs. The more money you make, the more successful you are. In the following video, I tell you how I measure success. Just like my Dot Com Lifestyle video, the answer may not be what you think. This Post Was Brought To You By Best Credit Card Offers Get up to $250 or even FREE round-trip plane tickets ...
Links to The Guild on MSN/Xbox Live/Zune! | The Guild (2)
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We will be sure to alert you when a new episode goes up (Like Season 2 Episode 1 will go up November 25th, 12:01 AM PSD on Xbox Live and Zune, and for MSN Streaming, all for international as well) but here are the collection of links where you can find the show on Microsoft’s various platforms for the run of the season: The Guild on MSN Video The Guild on Xbox Live Video Marketplace ...
Gmail Themes (100)
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Following the footsteps of Google's personalized homepage, Gmail added themes. Once the new option is enabled in your account (as usually, Gmail's new features are slowly rolled out), you'll find a tab named "Themes" in the settings page and you'll be able to choose from 30 themes. "We wanted to go beyond simple color customization, so out of the 30 odd themes we're launching today, there's a shiny theme with chrome styling, another one that ...
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Mike Riversdale said:
Finally - yaaaaay
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Karpuscul said:
Уже затестил ;) Крутая крутотень! Мне нравиться!!!
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magica said:
με ξάφνιασε το πρωί που άνοιξα το gmail μου
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MadGrin said:
Tema : il mio compagno di banco!
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taylor said:
YAAAAAY!
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SJudd said:
Not much of a themes guy myself, but as much time as I spend in GMail, I'll try them when they show up in my settings.
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majikmutton said:
Including *ta-da* a Tea House theme.
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Brendon Troy said:
Geek thrill!
MobileMe: What it Syncs, When it Syncs, and Why I’m Staying With It (11)
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Recently MacLife magazine reviewed Apple’s MobileMe service. My problem with the review is that it lists something as a negative that continues to spread misinformation: Doesn’t “push” your email instantly, rather every 15 minutes. This is wrong. In this article I’ll touch on what gets synced with MobileMe, when it occurs, and why I’m happy with it. First, keep in mind the following about MobileMe: Many think MMe is just email, contacts, and calendars, but ...
Am I A Google Reader Over-Sharer? Are You? (82)
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I’ve been taking a closer look at my Google Reader feeds lately, and, as always, I’m trying to stem the tide so the signal can rise above the noise. I’ve done a little spring cleaning, which for me doesn’t mean unsubscribing – I’m always hesitant to do that – but instead, I’ve been re-categorizing. Is that feed really a “Can’t Miss” read? Shouldn’t that blogger be on my B-List? Doesn’t this feed belong in my ...
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Adam Ostrow said:
could be solved somewhat if GReader wouldn't show duplicates. A lot of people share stuff from blogs I'm already subscribed to, and/or stuff that someone else I follow has already shared. A filter to see only *unique* shared content would be awesome.
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Robert Scoble said:
Sorry if I share too many things. I wish I could share more, actually. There are so many cool things coming through my reader lately.
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Chung said:
I have a suggestion. DEAL WITH IT
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JMO said:
I am not too bad of an over-sharer compared to some of these examples...
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Jesse Stay said:
Yes, I'm sharing this :)
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Eric said:
LOL to Rob Diana's shared comment. I think about this topic myself, but am probably in the "normalish" range of sharing
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Ontario Emperor said:
Since Louis Gray and Sarah Perez have already shared this, I guess I will too. :) Seriously, my shares tend to be of items that interest me, with a bias toward sources that many people may NOT be reading.
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charlie anzman said:
yes
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Jez Arnold said:
i rely on the shared feeds, to get the best filtered news... headlines make a huge difference... I am j,j,j,j,j thru some peoples though. Comments make a difference as to "Why I should read them?" Also, if I comment on Scobles shared item, why can't gReader see if someone else commented and join them all together?? ..
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Steve K. said:
I confess, I'm a Google Reader Over-Sharer. Look, I'm sharing right now! It's pathetic.
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ax0n said:
Yes, I'm sharing this too.
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robdiana said:
I find it ironic that I am sharing this. I am one of those over-sharers.
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Rolf Schewe said:
Guilty as charged. I am cutting down. Yesterday I purged my subscriptions. After looking at the Trends section in Google Reader I dumped feeds that had too many updates in a day (>15). Too much noise. I have a pretty lean list now. It is long but most do not update that frequently. I am also sharing less publicly and just starring things I like myself more selectively.
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Eduo said:
Supongo que yo califique de "sobre-compartidor" y más de uno me habrá quitado de sus feeds inmediatos por lo mismo. Si es así pido disculpas.No se puede categorizar lo que se comparte fácilmente (se pueden usar etiquetas, pero mientras no nos pongamos de acuerdo esto no le sirve a nadie) y a veces peco en pensar que la gente es capaz de manejar más de 1000 feeds (no entradas, cada uno de estos puede tener de cero a quince entradas al día).Si comparto demasiado quítame. Mucho, pero no todo, lo comparto por twitter y otras cosas, las buenas imagino, se recomparten, así que llegará si vale la pena.Esa es otra, claro. Greader te hace ver lo mismo dos, tres, cuatro veces, si la gente la sigue recompartiendo.
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Whatleydude said:
I disagree with this - I probably read more shared items than I do anything else... what about you?
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Ryan Sholin said:
I'm making, er, well, making *more* of an effort these days to "share" things where I think they belong. Whether that's Shared Reader Items, preferably with a note, or funneled over to Friendfeed as a standalone post there, or saved to Delicious if it's actually something I want to *bookmark* for reference... And this week, I've started blogging more, so I'm clicking through to original posts to blog those links more often, too.
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Angus said:
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Todd Mundt said:
dear people: please only share things that interest me. thanks and buh-bye
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TiTi said:
feel the same here
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reechard said:
I feel Sarah's pain. Share the pain!
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ani625 said:
Guilty as charged
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Vish said:
With more than half of my GoogleReading done in my 2+ hour commute, (and with Reader's offline support being sucky) I am becoming a leach reading all the interesting stuff and sharing lesser and lesser.
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Serginho said:
Oversharer. Pior que essa só o blogueiro boçal que outro dia me escreveu "SHAREEI uns itens..." Volta pra escola
Which Is More Secure - The 9-5 Job Or Self-Employment? (5)
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In my wife’s interview of me, and in her blog post about what it’s like it being an entrepreneur’s wife, she asked me about how I plan for my “golden years”. In other words, am I planning for my retirement? Do I worry about not having a pension plan or a 401(k)? Do I worry about not having a steady paycheck? In her blog post, she says: So I guess part of me does feel ...
Setup Firefox To Use Minimal Screen Estate (18)
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Firefox 3 displays five bars at the top of the application window before it is starting to show the website’s contents. There is the title bar, the menu, the navigation toolbar, the bookmarks toolbar and the tabs of course. They take up about 132 pixels in height on the screen which is more than a fourth of the screen estate of an Asus eeePC 7 and still an eights of the popular 1024×768 screen resolution. ...
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EggHe/\D said:
Only FF users and maniacs
iPhone 3G battery deathmatch- Mophie Juice Pack vs. Richard Solo 1800 (1)
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You got one of those fancy new iPhone 3Gs and find you keep running out of juice? Apple's decision to keep the iPhone battery safely tucked away in the inaccessible innards of the phone keeps you looking for a power outlet toward the end of the day? This decision may not be popular but it's opened up the external battery market to those enterprising companies looking to make a buck to keep you all juiced ...
AeroSnap Brings the Windows 7 Snap Feature to XP, Vista [Featured Windows Download] (30)
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Windows only: Free application AeroSnap brings the new Windows 7 drag-and-snap-to-size feature to your pre-Windows 7 machine. With AeroSnap installed and running, pulling a window to the right edge of your screen resizes it to half of the screen on the right side; pulling it to the left resizes the window to your left half. Finally, pulling a window to the top of your monitor will maximize it. Handy! To get more Windows 7 features ...
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lmjabreu said:
again, porque é que tenho a impressão que alguém andava a brincar no VS quando se lembrou: "hey! e se o próprio windows tivesse isto? cool!"
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Samir Talwar said:
Sweet. Now you can stop complaining, Luca. And I can try this out.
How Much Should You Buy for "Free" Wi-Fi? [Ask The Readers] (16)
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You know all those movies, shows, and news features that make it seem like net-savvy freelancers work every day from their favorite coffee shop? They never show them struggling with just what's fair trade for the seat, the temperature control, and, of course, the free Wi-Fi. The Freakonomics blog notes that cafes lose money by charging or restricting laptop use, but should one small cup of Joe entitle one to a whole day of data? ...
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yooper1019 said:
Amazing idea! print the wifi password on the reciepts and change it every hour!!! But do KEEP IT FREE!
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Heidi Hansen said:
I think one coffee is enough. Sometimes I buy 2 if I stay longer, and sometimes I even buy lunch. :)
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For my money, it doesn’t get much better than a well executed geometric design/optical illusion tattoo. That one up there comes courtesy of Justin Bolonski of Integrity Tattoo in Royersford, Pennsylvania, and I have to say, I celebrate his entire catalogue. Get some rest, ModBlog. We’ve got a full day ahead of us tomorrow, including a surprise from our good friend Ferg that I’m quite confident you’re going to love. Until then.
VMware Fusion 2 vs. Parallels Desktop 4: Let’s Dance (14)
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When it comes to OS virtualization on a Mac, there are two major contenders for the title of virtualizer to end all virtualizers. Likely Parallels and VMware Fusion need no introduction for TAB readers, but you might not be aware of what the latest incarnations that both programs bring to the table. VMware Fusion 2, released in September, and Parallels Desktop 4.0, just released today, have a few new tricks up their sleeves. Setup Setting ...
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Dan said:
Glad to read this article after spending money on VMware Fusion 2. I had been a big parallels fan until I started using snapshots for IE testing.
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@patoroco
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Sam K said:
Sorry for all the Apple posts...just trying to do the Apple Nation a solid while I do my homework.
jkOnTheRun:Netbook, notebook, portable, ultra-portable: what's in a name? (3)
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We've had a discussion previously trying to nail down what makes a notebook a netbook with no resolution. We admit it doesn't really make that much difference but in our coverage we try to standardize on the terminology we use so you can follow what we cover over time. The overall impression we get is that netbooks are thought of as the smaller notebooks, traditionally with displays 10 inches or less. Dell is trying to ...
The Ultimate Free RSS Icon List (44)
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Written by Kevin Muldoon from System0 RSS syndication is one of the most common methods to read a blog therefore it is vital that your feed link can be easily found on your site. One of the best ways to do this add an RSS icon to your blogs header, sidebar or footer. The position underneath your blog posts is popular too. You can design your own RSS feed icon if you wish but thankfully, ...
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