About time. And product. And being more deliberate.
“People who don’t pay don’t get the list view so they have to wait for other people to share the content from the iPad app if they want to see it.” – Ryan Tate “There are very few things that happen in tech that I can’t ignore for 8 hours. If it’s really important, someone …
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I just wrote down a second book idea in as many weeks, I’m investigating how to bring some older projects back from hiatus, and accelerate the timeline on some new projects. Feels good.
“When you visit my website, I can automatically and silently determine if you’re logged into Facebook, Twitter, GMail and Digg. There are almost certainly thousands of other sites with this issue too, but I picked a few vulnerable well known ones to get your attention.” – Mike Cardwell
“In an age when so many people flipped out about Google’s WiFi sniffing, you would think that these same people would celebrate ISPs that automatically encrypt traffic, as that would solve such problems. Yet, instead, it seems like the very same people are suggesting that such encryption is only for bad purposes.” – Mike Masnick …
“…if you’re famous on the Internet, it’s because we put ourselves on the line by forwarding your image, your video, your idea, your remix. We are the medium that made you famous.” – David Weinberger
Brilliant strategy. Just brilliant. “One of the fund’s main strategies is to buy undeveloped tracts of land that already have environmental and building permits. Roads, sewers and electricity may also be in place, but not homes, according to one of the people familiar with the fund. If the real-estate market recovers enough for developers to …
“In short, the marketing is the message, and the message is the service. We knowingly go to Facebook or Google now much as we go to the mall or the public square – to see and be seen, to have our intent responded to, whether those wishes be commercial or public expression.” – John Batelle …
“But if the best that gold can do over time is to match the increase in stock prices, while delivering enormous extra volatility along the way, then gold is not a particularly attractive asset from an investment perspective, especially since it pays not a penny of income and in fact costs money to store. And …
“The iPad is an intensely personal device. In its design intent it is, truly, much more like a ‘big iPhone’ than a ‘small laptop’. The iPad isn’t something you pass around. It’s not really designed to be a ‘resource’ that many people take advantage of. It’s designed to be owned, configured to your taste, invested …