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Sarah Perez posted a message
“*Like* if you like the new Google Reader better”
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19 hours ago - Link
I liked both because the new design is much sleeker and refined than the old one. - Mattie Kenny
I must say I am liking the new look. - (jeff)isageek
I can't decide - Pinksy
Clean, simple, the Google trademarks. (It's also looking a lot like Zoho) - Gary Burge
I think I prefer the new look, seems cleaner. - Robert Nelson
Needs a few Greasemonkey tweaks but overall it's better. - richrecruiter
looks cleaner but less usable to quickly scan things, due to the far lower contrast (no more blue highlight and menu background). Everything blends together on my screen. Will get used to it, i guess. The typography does not look harmonious, they ought to tweak font sizes and spacing a bit. - Joelle Nebbe
too much white! I would have loved to see it go in a different direction. - vijay
i got confused. i meant to like this one. looks cleaner for sure. i LOVE helvetireader script though. it kills - Cee Bee
+1 for Helvetireader! Lots of space and clean to the max. - vijay
I haven't seen the new gReader.. but you know what still looks gorgeous? Feedly. ;) - Phil Glockner
I don't like it yet. It feels sharp and poorly spaced. But I'll get used to it. - Glen Turpin
I like it. If you were new to reader this would be an easier interface to use, IMO. - Clay Newton
Me like, very sleek. - Kol Tregaskes
pretty much the only reason i use google reader instead of another web service is that it used to be fast (not anymore) and the social feed websites integrate with it. - Joelle Nebbe
It's too early to tell, Sarah. It does look -- *brighter* - Jorge Escobar
I like it, just hope a redesign means that they bring in themes. - Zach Chisholm
Any idea how to decollapse the navigation pane back again? I don't say a way to undo the evil that I did. - todd
I was expecting something drastic so I'm a little disappointed. Seems like more of the same with a little cleanup. Nothing offensive and certainly no major changes that make it bad. - Kenton
I'm inclined to say that the new Google Reader is much superior to the old GR. - Jamelle
Love the feature upgrades, style is a little stark for me. - Kamath ॐ
Disagree. I was so used to the previous version. But that's because I live there. - Louis Gray
I actually didn't like it when I signed in after getting home. Perhaps I was far too used to the previous look? It's practically always open in another tab. But I'm getting used to it, and it's not too bad.. - deepikaur
I like it, but I want to hide the "Friends shared items" from the sidebar. That's the one feature I don't use. - Larry Hudson
Like, but I also want to see which blogs you put in the B, C, and D-list, Sarah. :) - Matt Cutts
Looks sweet, but appears to show less articles on the screen at once. - Mike Reynolds
like the new google reader and i like sarah too - Zee.
Haven't seen it yet, as I use Feedly. - Grant Bierman
I like that I can now find the "Add Subscription" button without scouring the left-hand pane for 5 minutes - Craig Eddy
Still using Google Reader with http://helvetireader - Mark Bean
schweeet! ♥ it! - AJ Batac (ninJA)
@Mark - very cool link. Thanks! - Phil Glockner
no like. I'm a change resistant old man - Threepwood
It's seems much snappier! - Pras Sarkar
Works for me. An improvement. - Sean McBride
I think I can definitely get used to it. - Deborah Fitchett
Oh I remember Google Reader. That thing I gave up around 7 months ago or so when FriendFeed came on the scene. - Thomas Hawk
me like! :) - matthew hunt
Some things are better. Two things I don't like is that the font size in the feed panel on the left seems to have doubled, and sometimes keyboard shortcuts don't work. - Tanath
liek it, but it looks weird with Helvetireader now - and that was soooo nice... well, hope for a Helvetireader and Better GReader greasemonkey updates now. - Peter Efland
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Paul Buchheit posted a link
The Gentleman Grafter: Entertainment & Culture: vanityfair.com
Monday at 3:17 am - via Bookmarklet - Link
"He looked so distinguished and was so free with the bubbly that the Café Pierre crowd, Landis included, at first had him pegged as one of the “owners”—the tycoons who actually live at the Pierre in stupendously high-end co-op apartments. The Café Pierre was way off about Joe, or so it decided after some probing. If no one was brave enough to ask him where he lived, quite a few people asked him what he did for a living. Holding his glass of champagne by the stem, Joe would say simply, “I sell potato peelers.” The probers had a good chuckle over that. “Right,” they all said. “Now pull the other one.”" - Paul Buchheit via Bookmarklet
'Like' Simon's link. - Paul Buchheit
I posted this last Friday... Heh - Guess I can't win 'em all. - Nick Mutton
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Paul Buchheit posted a link
µTorrent - Now the lightweight power and performance of µTorrent available for your Mac.
November 26 at 11:34 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
yesssss. goodbye, Azureus, hello uTorrent! - Phil Glockner
On the Mac, I've been using Transmission but on my Vista machines, it's been μTorrent. I'm interested to see how it stacks up in Leopard. - Akiva Moskovitz
slick, but not quite as lick'able as Xtorrent. - Bill Strathearn
I have to say that on a PC I've never had any problem with Azureus (now Vuze). - Ian May
Azureus just got bigger, slower, more unstable. I finally tried uTorrent and wow, I actually like getting torrents again! Azureus/Vuze is a pig. - Chris Lamprecht
Big time bloated oinky for Azureus -- used to love it though. No need for all the memory hoggedness. Just use utorrent, and you can't go wrong. The RSS feeds work pretty well too. - Pete Delucchi
Isn't Azureus Java? - Akiva Moskovitz
So how does uTorrent compare to Transmission? - Paul Grav
Haven't ever had a problem with Transmission, so doubt i'll try uTorrent - Chris Dahl
Just tried out; Transmission and uTorrent seem to be of equal quality and have similar features -- both feel lightweight. - Olivier Tharan
it's been there online for a while now, check my above bookmark for further P2P clients which go beyond utorrent limitations - sofarsoshawn
I have never had a problem with Azureus/Vuse. But then again, it's not like I run it on my old P1. - April Russo
wow there is a post on computer software that i have actually been shown how to use!! i have just downloaded Juno and Kidulthood on here - Stephanie Pickett
uTorrent for Windows rocks. Some of the uTorrent user community was concerned about DRM restrictions being put into the client after uTorrent was bought by BitTorrent (known to be friendly with the MPAA) but so far that hasn't happened. - Jess Lee
use PeerGuardian for Win and feel free... ;) - Kemal Yaylali
The sad part, not much cracked software out there to get! - Igor The Troll
Why would you use this closed source thing when you could be free and clear with Transmission? - Patrick Jones
Another argument in favour of Transmission: the window adapts its size so it takes less real estate, and the icon badge can display the current upload and download rates. - Olivier Tharan
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Andy Baio posted an entry on Waxy.org Links
November 24 at 6:30 pm - Link
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Stephen Mack posted a link
Miss at la Playa: The magic of make-up, photography and a good model: Same model photographed six times, to look age 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 & 60
Miss at la Playa: The magic of make-up, photography and a good model: Same model photographed six times, to look age 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 & 60
Miss at la Playa: The magic of make-up, photography and a good model: Same model photographed six times, to look age 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 & 60
November 20 at 4:07 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
The subject is a Hungarian model,.Eniko Mihalik, born in 1988. - Stephen Mack
Wow. Reminds me of the Dove Evolution video (youtube it). - Peter Butler
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RAPatton posted a link
Newsarama.com : Actress Goes Through Transformation on 'True Blood'
November 8 at 8:41 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
"From ordinary folks to the upper crust and all those in between, many a fictional Southerner’s story has been brought to life over the years on the small screen. In HBO TV’s new hit series True Blood, which is based on the Sookie Stackhouse books by Charlaine Harris, humans live side-by-side with vampires in the imaginary small Louisiana town of Bon Temps. Thanks to the creation by a Japanese scientist of synthetic blood (or TruBlood), these toothy townsfolk no longer need to feed on their fellow residents. Still, not everyone is comfortable having such creatures on their doorstep. Among those with reservations about such unusual living arrangements is local waitress Arlene Fowler." - RAPatton via Bookmarklet
“As far as Lost, my husband Michael Emerson had been on the program for a bit, and when he became a series regular I said to him, ‘When we see your [character’s] flashback I’d love to play his Mom. Wouldn’t that be so creepy and funny, and I bet the fans would love it.’ The producers had wanted to bring me on the show in some capacity, and as kind of a joke, Michael just mentioned to them what I’d said. Before I knew it, I was lying in the jungle and giving birth to him, or should I say his character of Ben. It was that fast, and really fun as well as exciting. I liked being part of the series and playing someone connected to Michael’s character as opposed to some random individual. That was quite special.” - RAPatton
Wow- I wouldn't have recognized her as Arlene from the photo above. She's so much prettier as herself! (And as to her having played her husband's mother- um, weird.) - Abby Martin
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Ginger Makela shared an item on Google Reader
November 8 at 9:56 pm - Link
Whole Paycheck. - l0ckergn0me
I wonder how Trader Joe's is doing. Or if they're even a public company. I've always found TJ's to have the same quality as WF but much better prices (and much less pretentiousness). - Adam Lasnik
Seems to be a lot more Trader Joe's around these days, Adam... - Pete Delucchi
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Jason Shellen posted an entry on shellen dot com
November 6 at 1:42 am - Link
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newsjunk.com posted a link
September 5 at 1:04 pm - Link
"Alaska lawmakers Friday moved up their deadline for finishing an investigation into Gov. Sarah Palin's firing of the state's public safety commissioner and warned they will begin issuing subpoenas for witnesses next week. " - newsjunk.com
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Zee. posted a message
“This cracked me up...”
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September 4 at 8:46 pm - Link
come on, tell me that isn't brilliant. - Zee.
It's brilliant. - Akiva Moskovitz
:) yeah, i thought so :) - Zee.
I must be sleepy because I can't stop laughing at that cartoon. - Trish R
BRILLIANT! SO ME! - Michael J. Cohen (mjc)
Trish, i know exactly what you mean...lol - Zee.
THAT IS SO GOOD - Zach Landes
BRILLIANT! - Ron
oh goodness that's quite a few friends of mine. LOL - Anika Malone
I love pointy-haired boss's reaction. So droll. - Stu Andrews via twhirl
That isn't brilliant. - Andrew Trinh
super brilliant? - Zee.
+1 Zee - Kyle Lacy
*spectacularly* brilliant! - imabonehead
brilliantly brilliant - Pete Delucchi
brilliantastically brilliantabular - Pete Delucchi
Lol... - Zee.
Sounds like about 20% of the people I interviewed back in the day. Smart as hell, dumb as a post. - Sparky
so it's settled then.. this was, in fact, brilliant. - Zee.
Just like the guy I interviewed a couple weeks ago. - Charles
I can recall a time years ago when I was told by my boss to hire an MCSE/A+ for a system admin position who I thought was an idiot. Turns out I was right, on his first day he asked me to help him setup his outlook account then stared at his screen for 30 min before I decide to help him out. Come to find out he simply used braindumpcentral.com or something similar to get certified. - Steve Sebestyen via twhirl
That's been on my bulletin board since *gets up to look at date* 8/27/03. - steplow = Steve Lowe
i KNOW that guy..... - Brian Norwood
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newsjunk.com posted a link
September 1 at 5:57 pm - Link
""I think so," the man who led John McCain's vice presidential search team said a short while ago when asked if all the "red flags" his team turned up about vice presidential contender Sarah Palin have now been revealed. " - newsjunk.com
The McCain campaign, the choices that have been made in haste without proper research, are so reflective of the last 8 years of politics in Washington I don't see him having a prayer in November. And now, even as McCain tries to distance himself from Bush, he hires Tucker Eskew to prepare Palin. You're doing a heck of a job, Johnnie! - JC unwired
I would hope so, otherwise she would likely have to step down... - Ruth Ferguson
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Ruth Ferguson posted a message
“The difficult part about discussing politics: you listen to ppl and it is so clear their knowledge of the situation is based primarily on soundbytes only. I am not perfect or know it everything but when I don't know that I know something, I try to tread carefully and add qualifers.”
September 1 at 7:44 pm - Link
That and the fact that people's minds are mostly made up. - ⓞnor
very true Nor - Ruth Ferguson
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Barack Obama at the 2008 DNC
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August 29 at 7:38 pm - Link
now, if we can just keep him in a bullet proof bubble.... - Mary Anne Davis
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Barack Obama at the 2008 DNC
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August 29 at 3:07 am - Link
Great speech but I wish he didn't do it in a football stadium. Only helps to perpetuate the notion among the swing voters that he is somehow "different" and is just a rockstar personality. - David
He's such a great speaker, and has great stories to tell. The crowd was cheering more than it ever would for the Broncos. - Jeremy Campbell via twhirl
David, it didn't seem to hurt Kennedy at the convention in 1960 when he gave his "New Frontier" speech. :-) - Karim
I really don't get the big deal over the venue. Guess what, a Presidential candidate is *bigger* than a rock star. Um, hello, leader of the free world? And how many *millions* watch on TV? So, what's the big to-do over having more people see him speak in person? Sounds like a backhand elitist comment. - AJ Kohn
I rather have americans engaged in a presidential campaign b/c his decisions impact the future of our country not the Jonas Brothers. ashame to see Americans criticized for caring - Ruth Ferguson
Everyone is missing the point of why he wanted to do it in a venue like that. He didn't want to limit it to the delegates and a few lucky supporters. He wanted to open it up to as many people as possible because WE'RE the ones who've made his campaign possible. It wasn't to be a rockstar. Whether he did it face to face with 85 thousand or 2 million via a television screen, IT DOESN'T MATTER. - ::Kristen::
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Fred Wilson posted an entry on A VC
August 28 at 11:25 am - Link
all good & bipartisan changes really - mike "glemak" dunn
right on Fred - Peter Troast
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Kevin Fox posted a link
The WineRack
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August 27 at 2:07 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
Finally a way to combat the TSA and airline beverage fees at the same time! I wonder if they make a 'beer belly' version for men? - Kevin Fox via Bookmarklet
I've seen both these products. They're great! - Tony Ruscoe
@Alex Gawley the Beer Belly looks like a CamelBak worn, well, backwards. The WineRack would be a bit more of a challenge to make a home-made version. - Ragani Harris
They talked about this on an episode of QI (it's a British panel/trivia show). I didn't know they'd actually *made* one... - Bran Mydwynter
Thanks for the beerbelly link! There's the potential for great cross-marketing with the Stadium Pal: http://www.stadiumpal.com/ - Kevin Fox
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Kevin Fox bookmarked a page on delicious
August 14 at 6:29 pm - Link
Great bit about how to think about swimming and how to increase swimming effectiveness - Kevin Fox
I used the TI book when training for Escape from Alcatraz. It made an enormous improvement in my technique. - Jacob H-A
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Bret Taylor posted a link
Georgia and Russia Nearing All-Out War - NYTimes.com
Georgia and Russia Nearing All-Out War - NYTimes.com
August 9 at 12:16 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
"The conflict between Russia and the former Soviet republic of Georgia moved toward all-out war on Saturday as Russia prepared to land ground troops on Georgia’s coast and broadened its bombing campaign both within Georgia and in the disputed territory of Abkhazia." - Bret Taylor via Bookmarklet
mmm, home work to read http://blog.wired.com/defense/... - silpol
Interesting take by noted military strategist Thomas P.M. Barnett http://tinyurl.com/6od63z - Dave Martin
Georgia and Russia Nearing All-Out War By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ, ANNE BARNARD and C. J. CHIVERS Published: August 10, 2008 Russia and Georgia veered closer to all-out war on Saturday as Russia moved parts of its Black Sea fleet toward Georgia’s coast and intensified its air attacks.So,according to this report, we have to "pay per view" what's happening? For free access to this article and more, you must be a registered member of NYTimes.com - FAIL - Graham Steel
Silpol: Thanks for the link. The comments were interesting to say the least. - Mathew A. Koeneker
For me, this always brings up the question of when should countries allow separatist areas go and when should they forcefully bring them back to the fold? If the people in South Ossetia really want to be their own country, should the international community support them? Or should the sovereignty of the nation take precedence? - Brett Cannon
unfortunately I know Georgia too well - I used to serve there on the edge of times in 91-92, my unit had been here http://tinyurl.com/5mdyq3 (yes, now abandoned airfield in Vaziani) that scratched gray square is place where my *stuff* was... what is going on now in that area looks as dumb mistake from US side and Russia got (almost) all possible excuses to leave no alive spot on Georgian surface... - silpol
@Brett Cannon you ask actually questions which has no single answer, IMO - silpol
the political decisions of "ordinary" people mostly just suck. they only see whats surrounding them. they dont understand the bigger causal connections and how the power-game is played. just take a look what happened to east timor. they are now poorer then before and their wish to be independent was based on totally whack assumptions. the decision to separate should be judged on the likeliness that the living standards of the ordinary people would go up. - Chris Hofmann
...and not on history or the silly coolness of supporting the underdog - Chris Hofmann
@mcdawg: look at BBC, they carry nearly the same coverage. - 9000
Putin is still the boss, eh? The NYT articles implies all President Medvedev is doing is handing out press releases. Anyway, hope this all gets resolved sooner rather than later. - Jim Stanger
...but BBC's coverage is more peicemeal, alas. - 9000
more caucasian violence, sigh... - Jim Norris
fire cease? - ieruo
Oi no good at all will come of this. - Geoff Schultz
It's like if Canada invaded Northern Michigan, it's just a little one-sided and pointless. - xero
i'm afraid Canadian allusion doesn't fit well here - it's more likely to along scenario of Canadian Bacon (1995) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt01... - silpol
Fine, we'll call it Spain and Portugal, without 90min of John Candy cursing. ;) - xero
It's difficult to "like" things like this in FriendFeed. - Daniel Schildt
change" like "to "diggg" - suso
only politicians like wars - because they don't have to die of being wounded, but it solves some of their problems - silpol
There is plenty of private industry that likes them too. - Geoff Schultz
I think we are kidding ourselves if we thought Russia was not a threat to world peace. Though; please to not fear for the worse if you live in other countries. "You must face your fears if you are to overcome it. Fear is in the future. There is not fear in the present, only action and reaction." -- Oonu in Dinotopia - Brandon via twhirl
This is going to be bad, bad, bad all the way around. Georgia is our ally, and we're ignoring them. Russia, flush with petrodollars, is making up for it's lost superpower status with a vengeance. If we never invaded Iraq and succeeded in Afghanistan, we might have the moral and military might to back up a diplomatic surge to end this type of over-reaching. But we don't. So our allies suffer and our rivals outmaneuver around the world. - Kawika Holbrook
this thing has been bouncing around the timeline forever... and no can't say I agree with the current status over there - the main problem is not knowing what the real issues are... is it geopolitical? is there oil involved perhaps? - ben rogers via twhirl
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Paul Buchheit posted a message
“It's interesting to rephrase taxes as disincentives. For example, gas taxes are gas consumption disincentives, tax on interest is a savings disincentive, tax on earned income is a work disincentive, capital gains tax is an investment disincentive, sales tax is a consumption disincentive, etc.”
August 9 at 5:11 pm - Link
Of course everything is connected to everything else, so the reality is somewhat more complex, but it's an amusing exercise nonetheless. - Paul Buchheit
With all those disincentives, no wonder there are so many jobless / homeless - Michael Hylkema
Well yeah, it would be too extreme to actually make it illegal to create U.S. jobs, but things like the payroll tax encourage people to find creative ways to send jobs overseas. - Bruce Lewis
Import/export duties are disincentives to trade; property taxes are disincentives to own a home. Great little idea. Sales tax sounds so much more reasonable. - Emmett Shear
the only other way to consider it is aberrant social policy - Stowe Boyd via twhirl
Don't forget cigarettes, etc, where the tax is very clearly intended to discourage people from consuming the product. - Louis Gray
The irony is that most people probably still have no idea how much of the price they pay for gasoline is tax, since it is hidden in the price. for instance in California the total tax on a gallon of gasoline is 63.9 cents and diesel is 72 cents. - Jeff P. Henderson
I much prefer a use tax such as that on gasoline than a flat tax on income. Also, if you look at the tax rates, the disincentive for employment income is the worst. Investment income is taxed at a much lower rate. This should tell us something, working for someone else for a living is not going to make you rich, unless you are drawing a CEO's salary, or are one of the few lucky people who have significant stock equity in their company and it goes public. - Jeff P. Henderson
Gasoline tax is a driving disincentive, but the roads that are funded are a driving incentive. - Hutch Carpenter
Gasoline really evens out. But income tax is annoying. Wasn't the income tax one the reasons the US broke from Britain in the first place? "I'm better at what I do than others and I can do something that others can not, therefore I am paid more. What's that? Because I'm better I get more money taken away from me? Well fine, I'll just go into business for myself doing next to nothing and make so much money it won't matter. What's that? You'll tax me less if I do that? Really? Hrm." - xero
This is why it makes sense to support the "death" tax. It gives people an incentive to stay alive. - Jim Norris
if all things were equally disincentivized, you would have a fair tax system. Put another way, relative disincentives may be more important in this world you've postulated, Paul. - Rob Schonberger
How about a military tax? - Amit Patel
A tax on staples is a disincentive for survival. - ⓞnor
The most efficient solution I think would be taxing everything at a rate inversely proportional to its elasticity of demand, so that overall patterns of consumption and spending wouldn't change. - Jim Norris
taxation without representation ... except what is equitable to tax? how do we measure it? intellectual property presents exciting controversy ... - Wiley Coyote
& equity means you work for yourself ... debt means you work for someone else ... tax that! - Wiley Coyote
Wiley Coyote? Yes, even if you are able to escape the Laws of Physics it appears your observations concerning taxes are quite REAL ... great material on your feed! - Scott Moskowitz
utilities tax (elec, water, sewer), library tax, police tax, fire protection tax, - all disincentives. - MikeAmundsen
voting disincentives, all. - Slippy Lane
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Dave Winer posted an entry on Scripting News
August 7 at 5:20 am - Link
"We need to find more ideas that can make us $29 billion, again and again. We need to think like a corporation that wants to return to profitability because that's what's going to heat our homes and keep us moving. We've run out of frontiers to exploit, and now we have to face the reality that we must learn how to live with each other. The sneering and bullying must be over, and Obama did what we all have to do when faced with willful ignorance -- tell it to fuck off, we don't have the time for this nonsense, we're busy solving problems, no time to argue with idiots." - Dave Winer
I agree. Ironically, thinking like a corporation and making line by line budget changes can really help. Small changes. - Francine Hardaway via twhirl
Dave Winer is more aptly referred to as if at roll-call: Winer Dave - eggsy
Dave Winer says "we must learn how to live with other" and then, in the very next sentence, refers to those with whom he, presumably, can't get get along as willfully ignorant idiots. Brilliant, Winer Dave - eggsy
How you guys just ditch your cars altogether. Just think of how much oil you'd save then! It's not that hard, really. - Clint Ecker
I can live with willfully ignorant idiots -- I do it every goddam day. :-) - Dave Winer
[corn] I thought we were trying to slow down inflation? [/corn] - Sean McGee
It is unlikely that there will be a single magic bullet that will help use deal with Green issues. Instead, it will be the cumulative effect of lots of little things. So, we need to generate and test lots of ideas. We need to encourage this behavior with positive comments about even small ideas.Adobe was able to save $1.2 million a year in their San Jose offices, but it took 64 little projects to add up to that amount. My favorite was a $200 cost in reprogramming the fans in the parking garage saved $98,000 in energy a year.This effort was led by George Denise of Cushman and Wakefield, the facilities company that actually owns and runs Adobe's offices. - Doug Neal via twhirl
i would like to see everyone stop idling their car, you know 10second rule with modern cars, ---it takes more gas to idle for more than 10seconds, than to turn off and on. @Kirk yes it is true, http://www.slate.com/id/219218... via http://sections.asme.org/flori... - David Lynch
@David A link, or it's not true. ;-) - Kirk Kittell
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