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good list... I would aslo include Suddenly Last Summer by the Motels - Michael W. May via twhirl
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I agree. I guess it's probably hard for them to satisfy the basic Batman villain-superhero model but I wish there was a more original plot. Some of the lines and acting were sub-par too and the end seemed a bit rushed (probably because the movie was a little too long). - Brandon Titus
Did you camcode it to share with us? - Igor The Troll
Major plot problems. Note to self: reconsider going to movies where the screenplay is written by the director and his brother (note: exception if both are named Cohen). - Mark Interrante
I guess its a personal thing since i loved it! - James Cooper
Dave do you see yourself as Batman or the Joker? - Igor The Troll
batman is more complex than villian + superhero. i can't wait to see ledger. btw, think about this. you don't cast a batman, you cast a bruce wayne. bale locked in that role in American Psycho. - Andrew Feinberg
what were you expecting? its an action hero movie... not shakespeare - ben rogers via twhirl
Action heroes do not have a parable? Shoot kill and come back to life? Sounds like mental masturbation! - Igor The Troll
Heath's performance as the Joker was outstanding. Action sequences were very good. Movie itself was pretty good but I think already a little over-rated. Is much "darker" than the previous one, not as much fun. Not a movie for kids either. - Barak Begleiter
Ledger was good. The fiilm cheated on action sequences. At a certain point one stops caring. Looong. - tom matrullo
Dave did the Comcast truck follow you when you went to see the movie, or you went incognito dressed up as Scoble? lol - Igor The Troll
I love Ledger's performance and liked the movie a lot. A bit long but never boring. - Brett Nordquist
What a great loss for us, in losing a great actor like Heath Ledger. The best portrayed Batman villian ever. I can just watch frames with Heath and come away satisfied for the money I payed, the rest is just bonus. - Shivanand Velmurugan
Just posted a review, anyone wanna watch the trailer. http://friendfeed.com/e/811106... - Shivanand Velmurugan
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July 13 at 12:36 am - Link
what are you using, colorpickr or something? - Cee Bee
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July 10 at 10:11 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
if yes, why... if no, why not? - Jason Calacanis via Bookmarklet
yes because i am an early adopter and one with it. 401k? what's that? - Mona N
Just saw you on Leo's live show. :) Anyway, I do want one eventually, but the only thing that catches my eye is the 3G. After watching others play with the new 2.0 version, it looks like the majority of the stuff I wanted to do is in the software update. For now I think I'm going to stick with my current iPhone, and use the new firmware. - Dennis Jackson
Yep. Been wanting a smart phone for a few years now. Wanted to get the first generation phone, but was trapped in a contract. - Justin Korn
Not right away. I don't really do much that would make use of the GPS and I'm not clear if the apps I'll be using will benefit greatly from 3G. - nicerobot
Two words: replaceable battery - Mona N
No, not until 3G is in NH. - Mike Mackley
Yes... because last year... I waited 3 HOURS to get an iPhone. 8GB was sold out. So I got a 4GB. I can has more memory? Yes. I will has. ( LOLcat grammar breaking through ) Watching twitlive.tv and waiting until launch time! - Gary Bacon II
no...still love my iphone v1 :) - don loeb
Not yet, pretty happy with my iPhone 2g and 2.0 firmware right now... - Ross Armer
no... no ...no,,,, unless it is free. - Noah David Simon
Nah... even the simple iPhone has a ridiculous price, I don't even want to know what this one costs :) - Roland Hesz
Already have 2.0 and 3G doesn't extend to my neck of the woods so I'll wait till it does or I move... whichever comes first - zach chisholm
No, I like my Blackberry to much - Steven Trullinger
Not sure it's worth the upgrade. Too bad ATT has to sour the deal. - Jeremy Ross
the iphone is a great first "smart" phone, but i'm holding out until at least the blackberry thunder releases so i can make an informed comparison. - Cee Bee
Na, ver-1.0 still has it's merits. Don't see any compelling reason to upgrade from ver1.0 - captainsniz
No. 3G would be nice, but I mostly use my 1.0 version on WiFi and the 2.0 software is all I'm interested in. - Adam Turetzky
I will be, but not until the start of August as my Verizon contract is not out till August 5th. I've just graduated from college and still working on a full time job. I already have the money saved up the pull for the entire two years contract plus a good amount more. Yeah it might not be the wisest least expensive choice. It is going to be my one have fun thing until I get a job. Gotta have some fun things in life. Being a gadget nerd this fulfills it. - Dean Clark
Seriously, they even have instructional videos and docs on how to turn your 2g iPhone into a Wi-Fi iPod touch LOL - Mona N
I am not, I ordered a new Blackberry 7100i today instead. I already have two phones on two carriers, I dont need a third phone on a third carrier otherwise I would consider it. That and I dont have the money. Luckily the new Blackberry is for work so I dont have to pay for it. - pcnerd37
had 2 blackberries, and only email works right - iphone means seamless syncing to leopard, and that's why i'm paying extra for the early upgrade. - Eric Marden
yes. yes. yes. and i will suffer windows mobile no longer. - Bob DeAmbra via twhirl
Of course. Paid someone to wait in line for me on iPhone 1 launch day and (the girlfriend still makes fun of me for it) I've loved almost every minute with it since. The unloved minutes are the ones being pissed about AT&T "service" and dropped calls. I love the iPhone dearly though, and wouldn't think of using anything else. It's an actual bona-fide new computing platform. An insanely great one. There's no way I wouldn't want to be right with it as it changes the industry again. - Steve Isaacs
Nope. I can't support a closed system. Besides, I willingly PAID to leave AT&T a few years ago! - Oliver Ortega Chua
It's not available on T-Mobile, so I'm waiting for BB Bold. - Jimmy Gleason
yes. I've held out for 2nd generation so it's time. - Tsega D
It is time indeed, keeping my BB Pearl and getting my 1st iPhone. - Nicholas Kreidberg
No. Can't justify the cost - don't use the phone that much. - Wilson Afonso
People don't give the iPhone enough credit. It revolutionalized the cell phone industry in the US and reached a market that extends beyond business users (BB) and IM/texters (Sidekick) imho - Mona N
i'm a maybe. I don't really want to pay more than i am already but I like shiny new tech gadgets as much as anyone. - Doug Brooks
Maybe, my Mom has the "first edition" iPhone and i like it. I'm not sure if the 3G technology is available in Buffalo. From what I've seen on twitlive it looks interesting. - Molly
7 1/2 hours and counting... - Tom Cheredar
i'm running 2.0 on the edge - and loving it. no plans to upgrade to the 3g. the location aware apps are good enough for my needs. however this all may change, if and only if, att gives a huge employee discount on the phone. we'll see. - Cole Orton
Yep. Using the old "wife needs a cellphone" ploy to upgrade. - Dylan Parker
I am not, I am really happy with the 2.0 software. I am going to try to wait because I dont need 3G or GPS that badly. - Rajiv Doshi
No - Data plans too expensive down under and I'm still not convinced about the openness of the platform. - Peter Kelley
Yep, at the Domain Apple store in Austin, TX! - Seth
Yes, at the Third Street Promenade because I want the GPS for loopt and i also would like the 3g for using MLB At Bat on the go. - Andrew Fielding
Yes, primarily because of the FAST data and the GPS is a nice add-on for me - Grant
FAST data? are you kidding me? If you want speed, get a real phone - Paul Moss via Alert Thingy
If only. Being a musician doesn't pay enough.....yet! - Joe Storm
I'm VERY happy with the new T-Mobile Blackberry Pearl 8120! I'd still like to play with a 3G iPhone but I LOVE my Blackberry! - Jeff Garlick
nope, not until it can surpass what i already have on my modded Tilt. i just hope the 3G net doesn't come to a screeching halt with the influx of new iPhones. - Jericho
nope, too expensive (here in belgium) and still isn't a decent smartphone - chris demeyere
Not yet. $15/mo extra on top of my current $95/mo bill is outrageous! - Justin Bradshaw
Not as long as my bum points downwards. Can't stand them, never have, never will. Also, being in the UK and being restricted to using the O2 network doesn't hold any favours either. Considering the size of the UK, 3G coverage is rubbish unless you are 2ft away from a basestation. - Chris Wright
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HOLY FRICK! So glad she's okay! And she was grounded! - Aaron Brazell
W O W - Shey
damn. i wonder if she gets free cable now. - Cee Bee
Whoa - Jordan Hofker
That is really crazy... - Tim Costantino
holy crap! - Tim Hoeck via NoiseRiver
Intense. - Oliver Ortega Chua
I'm amazed that, seeing that the lightning apparently traveled from one arm to another, it didn't go through her heart. Insanely lucky, I'd say. - Daniel Bruce
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July 3 at 5:49 pm - Link
Making a List of free online music sites, please let me what you like using ? - Peter Dawson
Mostly Pandora, sometimes Last.fm - Kevin Bondelli
Last.fm - Shey
Streamzy - Mark Forman
I have so much purchased music that I rarely/haven't listened to that the free sites don't carry much weight with me. - Bryce Moore via twhirl
Last.fm is my fave - Mark Wilson
Last.fm - Tony C
I like Slacker.com the best. But I use Last.FM occasionally. - Brett Nordquist
Last.fm, Pandora, Muxtape, Mixwit, Hype Machine, sometimes imeem, and iLike - Michael W. May via twhirl
pandora, last.fm, seeqpod, hypem and muxtape - Marshall Kirkpatrick via fftogo
Slacker.com is OK from the web but the small software app rocks. - Brett Nordquist
In love w/@pandora. Still need to try last.fm. - James via Alert Thingy
bt.etree.org is by far the best, the live music archive at archive.org is great, last.fm, pandora when I can be bothered to setup a proxy (Canadian) - Ross McKillop
Thanks all !! After checking UI / Spread on Music and quality, I scrobbled on Last.fm. BTW I am more of a CD /Bose Systems type of person, so online stuff is lik 'new' 2 me :)- - Peter Dawson
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June 30 at 3:14 pm - Link
That's disappointing and I'd feel like I was getting used as well. - Brett Nordquist
Hmm political capital is the most expensive capital - you'll still vote for him, right? And the entire approach was transparent to you & the rest of us ... (Maybe this is the 50 percent of advertising they talk about?) - Scott Moskowitz
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June 29 at 8:57 am - Link
I commented on Dare's blog on this: http://www.25hoursaday.com/web.... Between the blog, Reddit and FF, I'm not sure where to put a comment. Welcome to Web 2.0. - Joe Beda
What's cool (IMHO) is how passionate employees are about defending their respective companies. I have no doubt that the resulting conversation and its impact are among the healthiest ways to grow as a company. - Dimitri Glazkov
I'm still seeing a ton of brain drain out of Microsoft. Had some more smart people I used to know when I worked there telling me they have had enough and are going to leave soon. - Robert Scoble
Robert, anecdotes (like statistics) can be used to justify any argument. :) - Dare Obasanjo
Well -- anecdotes are all we have here. Outside of the various HR departments (and they aren't talking) there is no real hard data here. "Recently I’ve been bumping into more and more people..." All I can talk about is my experiences as I've worked at both companies. - Joe Beda
Dare blames terminal "startup-itis" for the devaluation of experience and process at Google. But it looks like an over-attention to consumer products may also play a part. Helps explain their slow progress with enterprise penetration. - Sprague D
Sprague: oh, please. Enterprises just don't change directions very fast. Heck, go look at a counter at Hertz Rental Car. They are still using a DOS app. Microsoft's #1 problem isn't Google: it's getting Enterprises to adopt its new stuff. - Robert Scoble
Dare: well, I wish you'd focus on making my wife's blog faster. She's always complaining about how slow it is, and just now it forced me to enter a Passport password just to get in and see her blog. Damn, I wish she'd change to Wordpress. - Robert Scoble
Robert, I work in an enterprise (a big one) and Microsoft has little problem getting the ear of IT and Ops managers to pitch new solutions. They have a track record. On the other hand, we met last week with an account manager from Google to discuss their solutions to some of our challenges and their solution to every problem was... search (the enterprise search appliance). Not credible. - Sprague D
Sprague: yeah, that would get me to kick that guy from Google out of my office too. Amazingly lame. - Robert Scoble
Robert, I'm sure there are people working on improving the performance of Spaces in their next major release. SinceI don't work on our Web properties I can't help you there. However I'll be sure to mention that Robert Scoble keeps nagging me about Spaces perf everytime he encounters me in comments across the internet to the Spaces devs when I'm in the office on Monday. I'm sure this will push it to the top of their priority lists. ;) - Dare Obasanjo
Funny. this seems to be a frequent topic these days. I had similar conversations with folks last night at the @garyvee drinkup. Still deep divide between Orange and Blue badges at MSFT. My bro in-law works in the Office group. Horror stories. Political BS, people being forced out of orgs. That was reason I left back in 1999. - Brian Daniel Eisenberg via NoiseRiver
Dare: Wrt you not working on web properties -- I think this is the source of some of the disconnect. Developing services is *very* different from developing client apps and platforms. Those difference permeate every part of the company and imply various strengths and weaknesses. (Enterprise is a great example) When working on web properties, thinking in terms of "next big release" is very rare. Most often, the changes are much more incremental. - Joe Beda
Joe, I haven't worked on client apps or platforms in three years. I work on Web platforms that support Web and client apps. So my perspective is primarily from a Web perspective. I have no idea what goes on in Office, Windows, DevDiv, etc these days. - Dare Obasanjo
I liked Dion's polite reply post about getting back to tech discussions. For example, earlier this week Google rolled out OAuth support for all of its Google Data APIs, which is a good thing for OAuth and for people that want to make mashups in a secure way. - Matt Cutts
Dare, are you working on internal platforms or stuff that needs to be installed on customer's machines? That is probably the biggest difference. When you are talking about code for an internally hosted service vs. code that is shipped and supported. My mistake: client apps/platforms is probably too narrow. I think that many people underestimate the difference in software and process between running a service and shipping code. - Joe Beda
Joe, I don't work on customer facing stuff. I work on Web-based platform services which are used by Web apps (like Spaces and Hotmail) and client apps (like Messenger). - Dare Obasanjo
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Will the internet have an effect on the US presidential election of 2008? - Andrew Baron
It already has had an effect by changing how much power the traditional "bundlers" have had (people who raise large amounts of money). - Robert Scoble
The internet will definitely have an effect on the outcome of the election. It has already caused the younger generations who typically have not paid much attention to politics, to become engaged & register to vote. - Jeff P. Henderson
It also makes everyone a couch strategist. There's so much information available now that before was privy only to those on the "inside" that everyone has the chance to feel like an "insider". It all goes back to Dean's campaign though. He was the first to galvanize the internet and carried his 50 State strategy over to the DNC when he took over. - jtorrey
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June 29 at 12:57 am - Link
I'm interested to know, do you apply any different criteria to the photos you publish on Zooomr as opposed to those you publish on Flickr? - Fraser Smith
Fraser, no rhyme or reason why some go on Flickr or some Zooomr. Different days different photos. Different days same photos. Sometimes I mix it up, sometimes I don't. I've uploaded more to Zooomr than Flickr, but a fair chunk of my photos are on both at this point. - Mrsth
Hmm, looks like someone forgot to log out of their wife's FF? =D - jerry
Jerry , I telling him that very thing this morning. - Mrsth via fftogo
haha, yeah I did forget to log out of mrsth's account. - Thomas Hawk
Too much fun at the Fair last night? - Mitchell Tsai
the fair was great. They have a collector's building that I always love and got some great time delayed motion shots of the rides at night as well. Only problem is that I'm about 2 months behind on my processing. - Thomas Hawk
I got totally overwhelmed when I bought a camera. 94,000 pictures in the past 2 years...and I've barely shared any. I loved your "workflow" tips. Maybe they'll help. :-) - Mitchell Tsai
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