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Trent Walton on blogs

Trent Walton on blogs: Places on the web for sharing content and ideas often remind me of real life interactions. Facebook is the everlasting high school reunion. Twitter, which I love, is…

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Waxy.org turns 10

Andy Baio's Waxy.org is one of my favorite blogs and it recently celebrated its 10th anniversary. Baio recalls a few posts from each of those 10 years in his post marking the…

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Management as administration

Joel Spolsky guest-posting on Fred Wilson's AVC blog about The Management Team: This is my view of management as administration—as a service corps that helps the talented individuals that build and sell…

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The Great Collision

Umair Haque writes an interesting rag on why things are they way they are and to what eventuality it may all end up. The Great Collision. Here's why: It's easy to construct…

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The WordPress.com API

Interesting. WordPress.com now has an API. Which is slightly different than WordPress simply having the use of the decade old Meta-Weblog API. This opens up features on WordPress.com like reblogging, following, etc….

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Liquipel, reviewed

As a follow-up to my link to Danny's post about Liquipel there is this review on iHeartApple2: After viewing videos and reading reviews I think Liquipel is a great idea that is…

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Liquipel

Danny Nicolas, on the newly-revived Waking Ideas blog, about Liquipel: The number one complaint that I hear from friends, family and random strangers complaining on the train is that their personal technology…

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PHP is like scrapple

Paul Ford, of NYMag, about Facebook: The company is also technologically weird. For example, much of the code that runs the site is written in a horrible computer language called PHP, which…

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Made by Hand

Working for a video-related startup for the past five plus years has given me the opportunity to see many ideas for episodic video content. Some great, some good, some bad. I've had…

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The transit of Venus

A rather rarecelestialphenomenonis about to happen. To describe just how rare this event is I'll let Wikipedia explain. Transits of Venus are among the rarest of predictable astronomical phenomena. They occur in…

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Loren Brichter on The Verge

Speaking of Loren Brichter and The Verge – Loren was recently interviewed for their 5 Minutes on The Verge series. In response to what phone he uses? A boring old machined-steel-fits-in-my-hand-scrolls-at-60-fps-with-proper-physics-glorious-retina-none-of-this-crap-pentile-display black…

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Pay with Square

Square is rethinking the card case model and going more for an application that allows you to pay at Square-enabled merchants just by having your phone in your pocket. They call it…

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