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"As for social disruption, Hanauer gave a quick summary of what he meant: —If everyone thinks it’s a great idea, it probably sucks. —If people understand it, you’re too late. —If people don’t like it and don’t understand it, it probably still sucks. So entrepreneurship is a dangerous field, he said. “The difference between being an idiot and being a genius is very, very thin.”" - Paul Buchheit via Bookmarklet

Why is it offensive? - Sofia Gkiousou

"who labelled the provocative billboard "appalling" and said it demeaned the holiness and meaning of Christmas." Oh give me a break! - Sofia Gkiousou

As a strictly non-religious person, I say; "Hell yeah that's offensive". It's not like it's challenging creationism or anything, it's just needlessly offensive to a lot of people for no good reason. - Sean

Wait for it to load then use the scroll bar to load the next part. Pretty cool! - Kol Tregaskes via Bookmarklet

"A youth who can’t hit a cathedral at thirty yards with a Gatling gun in three quarters of an hour, can take up an old empty musket and bag his grandmother every time, at a hundred. Think what Waterloo would have been if one of the armies had been boys armed with old muskets supposed not to be loaded, and the other army had been composed of their female relations. The very thought of it make one shudder." - Goran Zec

nice. - ashiologist

"Dorsey said that's not an option being considered; that limitation is fundamental to the system. The 140-character limit means that Twitter can reach "every technology without compromise," the recipient might be picking up messages on a cell phone in Kenya or on an advanced desktop computer, but the sender doesn't have to worry about that, Dorsey said." - K.D. via Bookmarklet

I guess enhancements like grouping, talking directly to email are right on the way. - K.D. via fftogo

Why is this article making the rounds? I read the first paragraph before checking the date. - Brad

رونوشت به دکتر مجیدی جهت ترجمه، رونوشت به دکتر مزیدی حهت توجه! صرفا - Farbod

"The music industry's courtroom campaign against people who share songs online is coming under counterattack. A Harvard Law School professor has launched a constitutional assault against a federal copyright law at the heart of the industry's aggressive strategy, which has wrung payments from thousands of song-swappers since 2003" - Kol Tregaskes via Bookmarklet

"Watching her take the pistol from her belt, unbutton her jeans and slip into bed I somehow couldn’t quite equate the woman in my arms with the bodies I had seen in the local morgue, their heads shattered by gunshots at close range, murders she confessed to having committed. High on a combination of the heady tropical climate, local rum, grade A cocaine and in the arms of nubile 22-year-old, fantasy and reality became blurred. It felt like I was living in a Quentin Tarantino movie." - Paul Buchheit via Bookmarklet

fascinating - Rahul Deodhar

intense - Deva Hazarika

The semantic web is really interesting. But I think it will take some time before it "happens". I've been using the semantic interest network Twine for awhile...quite cool, although the semantics are still a bit rough at the edges. - Patrik Johansson

Interesting. Semantic web stratifying, unifying and ultimately destroying the web. The stratifying, unifying sounds like an undesirable potential side effect of Greader's new "bundle" algorithm. - Brad

Nothing says "I am stupid and have personal issues" like having most of your body tattooed. - Robert Miller

omg a bow tie tattoo on a guy with a huge pentagram on his forehead wtf - Toby Graham

Well what did the guy look like? Would you be able to pick him out in a lineup? - Ian D. Nock

Here's mine: http://ruscoe.net/portfolio/to... - Tony Ruscoe

"How did the citizenship rumor get started? Ironically, it began when the Obama campaign tried to debunk some other conspiracies. After Obama locked up the nomination in early June, low-level talk radio and blog chatter peddled rumors that Obama's real middle name was Muhammad, that his father was not really Barack Obama, and that he was not really born in Hawaii. The campaign released a facsimile of Obama's certificate of live birth. Requested from the state in 2007, the certificate reported that Obama was, indeed, born in Honolulu at 7:24 p.m. on Aug. 4, 1961. The certificate was a bullet that didn't put down the horse." - Paul Buchheit via Bookmarklet

I've aggregated my set of completely slanted news articles here: http://www.jeteye.com/jetpak/c... - bill giltner

Obama is a proxy for more bad government, and was / is a "trojan horse" as a candidate. I was one of the many who thought he was better than Hillary. Now it's not so clear. The lies about his birth, and his forged selective service compliance document shows the lack of compunction to do whatever it takes to maintain control by the elites who are responsible for covering up what happened on 9/11, and controlling what is basically a "shadow govt." in the US. - bill giltner

"Gee, after reading some of your comments, I almost feel like giving up on and going off to live in the woods." - Vezquex இ

"That makes it illegal." - Vezquex இ

For Dear Medad Rangi :) - fouR staR

اتل چقد کارایی که کردی شبیه کارایی بود که من امروز صبح انجام دادم :دی لایک واسه تلپاتی :دی بزن قدش :دی - vivavida

آتل جونم خسته نباشی :* - SaRa

مرسی توکا و سارا جونم بوووس - atalmatal