Robin Barooah

I second that. - Nicola Quinn

Look under More and there's a permalink. BTW, it took me a long time to find it too. - todd

The link option (under More) doesn't provide one of the links you want? - Brian Sullivan

Yes, that is what I wanted. Just didn't know it was there as the "Link to This Entry". Thanks. - Internet Strategist

"Nope, we tried PERSONAL finance. That's different!" - Gabe Rivera

I am that way about people changing (or not supporting) urls indefinitely. I think people iteratively implement technologies. It's easy to throw up an RSS feed, but it takes thought into tuning it to your app. What feeds do you use to access delicious.com, btw? (we can talk offline if you want) Our "default" feed at the moment is RSS 1.0 which I don't think supports GUID, but our RSS2 uses them... and I verified just now that they are unique enough and we don't plan on changing them any time ... ever? - Dave Dash

"Sufficiently perfect" was supposed to be a joke, but I didn't make my humor unmistakable enough. (None of this is meant as a slight on either Gabe or Dave; I'm just in a silly mood tonight.) - Bruce Lewis

I think it's mainly that stream-oriented processing of feeds is so different from normal web development, where the only history that reallly matters is not breaking links (and even then you can change urls if you leave redirects behind). Also, for a while the dominant consumers of feeds were snapshot-oriented (e.g. My Yahoo, igoogle), so there was little incentive to get GUIDs right. It's getting better, though. We're not seeing as many cases of GUID abuse now as we did in the early days of Google Reader. - Ben Darnell

It'd be great to have this, because then I can see what people like about me and my thoughts, which will help me avoid things that show off the lamer side of me. - Chris Charabaruk

popular? ;o) - Rob Sellen

I'm not sure I understand what you're saying. I can see how many likes my stuff gets... - Mattie Kenny

Mattie, I think Chris means without having to scroll through your whole feed. A link that would display only the posts that received "Likes". Maybe ffholic does this? - Laura Norvig

Eric Drexler blogs! - Siggi Becker

Is Apple to handset makers what Google is to any other company with any portion of their business on the internet? - felix

my favourite part of his original review was when he said it wasn't an exercise in frustration, it was a marathon of frustration. I guess that's why he gets paid the big bux. - felix

Apple's got BB in the cross-hairs. - Gautam Guliani

I've seen it. - Alejandro S.

FriendFeed is awesome! <media:title> is doing the right thing already! Float over the thumbnails to see captions. The original came from an RSS feed. - Bruce Lewis

I can agree with #1 and #2, but #3 and #4 not so much. - Jason Huebel

@Internet Strategist, we use rooms to organize things. So tags really aren't necessary. - Jason Huebel

Not sure about the tags, other requests are ok (1024 character might be increased, but never should be removed completely). - David Bisset (sn)

"Why are you focusing on acquisitions? There are profitable companies that remain private, like 37signals (plus ones you never hear about because there's no point in talking about how much money you make) and also IPO, which is rare but potentially huge. Google alone is worth $86B, at that IPO was only 4 years ago, so your "$10B in the past 5 years" number is clearly incomplete." - Paul Buchheit

"The current generation of founders want to raise money from VCs, and Sequoia specifically, because Larry and Sergey took money from VCs, and Sequoia specifically. Imagine what it would do to the VC business if the next hot company didn't take VC at all." - Paul Buchheit via Bookmarklet

no .. people with more money than they need, want still more .. vc is often a subset of that - Gregory Lent