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Small update to the Google Code homepage today.  I like it.  What do you think?
October 7 at 1:44 pm - Link
looks great! - Augusto Becciu via twhirl
i heart it. and google. - genieyclo
Very nice. May I suggest that Google Code Project Hosting is in need of a similar makeover? - Michael R. Bernstein
Noted. : ) - DeWitt Clinton
Icons imply friendliness and happiness - Bill Strathearn
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Toby Graham posted a message
“Age?”
September 25 at 2:04 pm - Link
Older...ha ha ha.. - Anna Lynn M.
@Akiva Yes please! - Lindsey Smith
freshly 37 - Josh Haley
yes, sharp cheddar, please. - Trent Olson
The oldest on this thread (so far) - Iain Baker
36 - AJ Kohn
23! Youngest in this thread (so far) - Aaron Krug
27...for now. - Matt Musgrave
32 - mhmazidi
i'd like to see this list complied into a graph for age demographic analysis plz, thx :p - Matt Musgrave
the same as Scoble - w00t! - Iain Baker
30, but you can tell folks I'm 36 if they ask ;-) - Stupid Blogger (aka Tina)
26. - Rochelle
35 - cjmart
A number - Outsanity
33, 34 on the 30th - Jason Shultz via twhirl
29 - Rah™
25 & a half ;) - Michelle Marie Miller
34 - Rodfather
around the corner from 33... Go Libras! - Dana D
40 - oh yes, I'm not ashamed. - WorldofHiglet
31 - Carmen
38 next month - LouCypher
53. - Rod Bauer via twhirl
28 - Irek via twhirl
Sex? Yes, thank you - Rod Bauer via twhirl
40. Christ, I'm old compared to you whippersnappers. - Mike Doeff
25. This is fun. - Dru Kelly
Turned 32 in June. - Cheryl Jones
36. :( - Akiva Moskovitz
31 - Tamara J.
30 on Monday. fuck. - Paulo via twhirl
I turn 40 this year. - Stephen Pierzchala
18. Looks like I'm representing the youth of today. - Alexander Carlill
12 in 1982. - Alan Edgett
36. Sex? Not with you Akiva :P - Rob Diana
24, looks like i'm slightly below average - Kirill Bolgarov
Upper/Late Cretaceous. - Karim
~40ish roughly - Chris
Wow, we need a graph. I like pie charts as they make me think of pies. Where is Yuvi when you need him :) - Toby Graham
mmmmmm, Pies. - Jason Shultz via twhirl
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August 26 at 10:05 am - Link
Spock Proxy supports range-based horizontal paritioning of a large MySQL database. The proxy intercepts SQL queries from the client, sends queries to the correct databases based on how the database is partitioned, then aggregates the results from each database and returns them to the client as a regular MySQL result set. - Augusto Becciu
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“Trying to organise a Google Tech Talk on Erlang, AMQP and RabbitMQ. What would people be interested in hearing the LShift guys talk about?”
August 15 at 6:38 am - Link
awesome! I would be great if the talk includes a tutorial on how to use the rabbitmq xmpp gateway and show some integration with ejabberd. - Augusto Becciu via twhirl
Thanks. They only have 60 minutes so there won't be enough time for a tutorial. However I'm going to ask them to cover the XMPP gateway. - Adewale Oshineye
I don't know anything about any of these, but will check it out. - Steve Weis
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August 4 at 12:01 am - Link
Best example: 37Signals. - Mohit
Another interesting one: Flickr? - Alexander van Elsas
I pay for Smugmug and Twitterrific. - Robert Scoble
I would pay for smugmug, 37signals, bitbucket and many other great services. - Augusto Becciu via twhirl
I didn't actually write it down, but I also wonder if there is a group of mainstream users that will pay a reasonable amount for a service regardless of free alternatives. The reason for this could be that they (unlike early adopters) don't want to spent time to find and try free alternatives - Alexander van Elsas
I pay for Yahoo!Mail ($20/yr for clean POP access), Picasa ($20/yr for 10 GB storage), 1and1.com ($5/month for business website). Still using Blogger for free blogs, but may switch in the future for better designs. - Mitchell Tsai
I pay for last.fm and flickr. The company I work for uses basecamp extensively. - Gez
I pay for Google Sites, Picasa (extra storage), Genealogy.com (although a bit pricey, it provides great resources for research), and LinkedIn (b/c as an independent consultant it is the absolute best networking tool, and I want it to succeed). Although the sites who offer a free trial but require a credit card upfront, and then make it impossible to cancel without a phone call...yeah, I can do without those. - cjmart
I pay for flickr. I used to upload a lot of photos there (not as much anymore). $24/year for unlimited storage seems very reasonable to me. And the fact that they have such a nice API so my photos are not locked away if I want to use them made the idea of supporting them financially much more appealing. - Lindsay Donaghe
I pay for Smugmug,Yahoo mail for Pop and Remember the Milk. - Henry Burger via twhirl
I'm thinking of paying for SmugMug, but haven't decided yet. - Stupid Blogger (aka Tina)
I think it really comes down to whether the service is good enough and close to best of breed. - Rob Diana
basecamp, icontact - Jason Goldberg
I've got to think Flickr has the highest number of paid subscribers of any pure-web service. They provide a good service that's useful for free, but if you want to be a serious user you have to move up to pro. There's a good lesson there for all of us in monetizing a web service... Oh, and it's not open source ;) - Jason Carreira
Totally agree with this post. Another reason to pay : a dollar is a vote for a company you belive in. If you insist on free, you aren't really supporting anything but the failed ad only business model of web 1.0. - Jason Kaneshiro
Jason, but it is weird that a LOT of current web 2.0 companies use that 1.0 business model? - Alexander van Elsas
@Alexander, isn't it weird that a LOT of current web 2.0 companies aren't making any money? ;) - Jason Carreira
@Jason I know, but I fail to understand why so many new startups enter that same death grip. Is it pressure from investors, advertisers, fame? - Alexander van Elsas
Too many Web 2.0 startups are built on a cool technical idea with no business plan behind it. - Jason Carreira
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July 11 at 11:10 am - via Bookmarklet - Link
Two for one day. Ric, please see this long thread: http://friendfeed.com/e/e955f7.... Google does not hate XML. : ) - DeWitt Clinton via Bookmarklet
:) The Google vs. XML meme is taking on a life of its own... - Vlado Handziski
protbuf or thrift are definitly useful for internal services where XML is just overkill. - Augusto Becciu via twhirl
Type "google hates xml" in any search engine and see that Google has indexed my post in less than TWO HOURS. Google ROCKS. - ric johnson
Well I tried a couple of search engines and only 1 had indexed your post: http://uk.ask.com/web?q=%22goo... and http://uk.search.yahoo.com/sea... - Adewale Oshineye
If someone makes an XML serialisation format that has comparable performance I shall be _very_ surprised. For the record I'm a big fan of XStream: http://xstream.codehaus.org/ which is the nearest equivalent. - Adewale Oshineye
I posted a new blog in response: http://www.oreillynet.com/xml/... - i would be interested in your view. sorry for the oblique insults (or not so oblique) - ric johnson
I'm afraid I read your post and all the name-calling made me feel very tired. If you're sorry for the insults then why use them? It just guarantees that you'll draw the most negative parts of your readership into commenting. - Adewale Oshineye
"I bet I could make XML run circles around their system just by simplifying their schema." I'd take that bet. - Nick Lothian
it would seem that this is a wierdly inflammatory subject: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2... - Robin Barooah
I remain so confused by the hostility toward protobufs and why people think it is being promoted as an XML replacement. You typically wouldn't use XML in the places Google uses protobufs, so...? - DeWitt Clinton
DeWitt - Protocol buffer are KEWL but why did you invent a whole GNU format? It looks like JSON would have server you better for the proto files. I really do not understand. - ric johnson
Hmm. The .proto file format is a DSL designed to concisely and unambiguously describe the structure of a protocol buffer. How would wrapping that in a string-based key/value dictionary format help? Perhaps we would understand your position better if you gave some examples of .protos as you would like them to be described in JSON. If you have time, perhaps propose a better way to express the example .proto at (http://protobuf.googlecode.com...)? - DeWitt Clinton
Ric, looking at ASCII and binary Protobufs side by side, the binary versions are 1/3 the size and take a fraction of the time to process. The comparison against JSON doesn't make any sense for large scales or high-performance environments. Google invented a whole new format because they had to, not for fun. - Steve Weis
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craziest skateboard video ever
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July 9 at 9:00 am - Link
YouTube at its best. - Robert Scoble
Skateboarding meets Parkour - Toby Graham
amazing - Morgan
I'd like to know how many broken bones went into the making of that. - Paul Grav
That last one, is just insane.. - Simon Wicks
AWESOME!!!! - Augusto Becciu via twhirl
These guys are crazy! Especially the last one. - Giorgio Pingiotti via twhirl
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June 23 at 2:13 pm - Link
StartupWarrior shows the locations of computer technology companies across the globe. Use the map to find a startup job, explore your neighborhood, or decide where you should start your own company. - Augusto Becciu
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June 23 at 2:13 pm - Link
StartupWarrior shows the locations of computer technology companies across the globe. Use the map to find a startup job, explore your neighborhood, or decide where you should start your own company. - Augusto Becciu
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June 20 at 1:37 pm - Link
The "greenlet" package is a spin-off of Stackless, a version of CPython that supports micro-threads called "tasklets". Tasklets run pseudo-concurrently (typically in a single or a few OS-level threads) and are synchronized with data exchanges on "channels - Augusto Becciu
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June 20 at 1:37 pm - Link
The "greenlet" package is a spin-off of Stackless, a version of CPython that supports micro-threads called "tasklets". Tasklets run pseudo-concurrently (typically in a single or a few OS-level threads) and are synchronized with data exchanges on "channels - Augusto Becciu
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June 12 at 6:42 am - Link
Good luck at your new gig! - Phil Glockner
From somebody who's Internet experience has been heavily influenced by you (you were one of the first blogs I ever followed), best of luck and I look forward to seeing the results of your new opportunity! - Damon via twhirl
yahoo won't be the same without you.. :( - Augusto Becciu via twhirl
Just to hope you all good to your new work, whatever it is. - Daniel Schildt
Where are you going? Anywhere we've heard of? - Tony Ruscoe
Jeremy. Good luck. I can only echo what Damon said above - Deepak
good luck - Andreas Gohr
shocked to know that u'r leaving. good luck. - Jansen Lu via twhirl
shocked. And happy for you :) - John Mueller
woo. crazy. all the best to you. - Josh via twhirl
Congrats on a huge move, and all the best, Jeremy. You'll be deeply missed as a Yahoo, even by those of us that don't work there. - DeWitt Clinton
Welcome to the ex-Yahoo club, Jeremy, and congratulations on the move. Looking forward to seeing what comes next for you. - Ryan Kuder
Congrats! - Ginger Makela
Best of luck! - Mike Reynolds
Who's the next lucky one to hire you!? :) - directeur
Good luck! - Matt Wood
Reading this in Friendfeed. Doesn't seem appropriate to "like" it. More "ackknowledge that it is news". You seemed like a force for good in a good company Jeremy. - Scott Koon via twhirl
Congratulations ;) What's next ? Google or Own project ;) - David Berrebi via twhirl
@Jeremy startup please!! ;-) - Erhan Erdogan
He said a 'smaller' company. So that rules out Google. - Adewale Oshineye
Best of luck Jeremy ! - Charlie Anzman
Good luck Jeremy, can't wait to see what your up to next. - Barry Schwartz
Wow! All the best man! - Robert Cooper via twhirl
Wow! Good luck Jeremy! - Niranjan Tulpule
The problem with having an ! in your company name is people always sound so excited when they write about leaving - Christian Anderson
oh, dear. - edythe
Good Luck, Jeremy. - Krishnan Hussein Subraman
All the best to you Jeremy....I'm looking forward to the next chapter. in your book. - Jerry Chacon
Good luck and thank you for your great work at Yahoo! I always enjoyed the developer video podcasts you did. - Lars Trieloff
After Yahoo-Google deal day; I understand better why more than 59 people have "Like"d a leaving post :-) - Erhan Erdogan
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always use "-s" first ;) - 9000
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