December 31st, 2007
Jason Calacanis on Internet Pollution
Brilliant.
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Brilliant.
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The IE team announces that IE8 passes the Acid2 test. Nice.
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FreeRice is a brilliant way of harvesting “dead time” on the web. Instead of playing Desktop Tower Defense or clubbing a penguin 300 yards, you can improve your vocabulary and “donate” free rice to the world’s poor.
The idea is simple enough: for each right answer (read: one pageview in the online economic model) the […]
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In just under six hours, a army of automobiles will descend upon Victorville, California to race across a 60 mile urban course. Not for the filming of another “Fast and the Furious” flick, or an impromptu rally race, but something a little more historic: in this competition, the contestants have more in […]
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Last night a bunch of bloggers here in Cordoba, Argentina got together to drink beer, eat pizza, and talk about technology (among other topics).
Tons of fun.
Saludos en particular a Pablo (que buen marketing de tu blog!), Nicolas (vamos con la fuerza Mac), Daniel (sÃ, soy una masa…y humilde!), and Diego (que maestro de CakePHP).
Special thanks […]
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I know everybody is throwing around this insane figure of Facebook being worth $15 billion. It is not true.
Nick Carr gets it right:
Welcome to Fantasy Island.
Extrapolating Facebook’s true worth from Microsoft’s investment is a ridiculous exercise, for two main reasons. First, the investment is part of a broader deal, the details of which are unknown.
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Second, […]
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If this isn’t evidence that copyright law is dangerously out-of-whack here in the United States:
Thomas, an employee of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, an Indian tribe, was ordered to pay a 9,250-dollar fine for each of 24 shared songs cited in the case, including Godsmack’s “Spiral,” Destiny’s Child’s “Bills, Bills, Bills” and Sara McLachlan’s […]
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I’m with Chris Pirillo on this 100%…
The power of the PC is that it can support a billion different configurations, but some of us are at the point in our lives where we only need one config to work. I’ve come to this realization, and I don’t find it sad at all - I find […]
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