Teleregression:
“Telephonically, I’m in 1985, and it feels just fine.”
Tim Bray has a great little piece on the good ol’ stuff that just works…
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Teleregression:
“Telephonically, I’m in 1985, and it feels just fine.”
Tim Bray has a great little piece on the good ol’ stuff that just works…
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Sandberg leaves for Facebook. Let’s all recite Eric Schmidt’s Serenity Prayer.:
<snip>
“In other words, Sandberg’s value to Facebook arises not from her job skills but from her reputation as an investor. Sure, she’s not investing money; she’s investing her time and her name. But she’s investing nonetheless. She’s betting that this thing is going to pay off in a big way. And she will draw other investors behind her. It’s like when Warren Buffett invests in something. Everyone else jumps in too because they figure the Sage of Omaha knows something they don’t.
<snip>
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As usual, FSJ provides some of the best commentary on the web all with a humorous twist:
“Imagine a circus act in which two enormous, clumsy, awkward elephants that don’t really like each other are supposed to mate while riding on skateboards. “
“Someday, I hope not too long from now, we are going to look back on this era of wireless telecom in horror, not believing we ever had to put up with such bullshit.”
The marvelous FSJ telling it like it is!
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Scott Weiss (Usable Products) had a great comment about the tough life of being a Usability Specialist.
We get “paid to tell you that your baby is ugly”.
true.. true…
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Malcolm Gladwell talks Spaghetti Sauce at TED
(via Tom Hume)
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T-Shirts from SXSW
My favourite is “Darn Kids & their MySpace”
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“MINI of BMW is using advanced technology to communicate directly with drivers through talking billboards called MINI Motorby. Instead of seeing billboards with the same mind-numbing casino ad, these boards feature a changing array of unique, personal and unexpected messages which are triggered by the MINI owner utilizing Radio Frequency Identification Technology (RFID)”
More at Cool Hunting
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Funny stuff from some Aussies:
Useless Account
I love one of the quotes “Slightly more useful than Twitter”