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YOU might not know this, but the critical last step of making the guest bed is: jump on it thoroughly. Thoroughly http://yfrog.com/au1cisj
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Our most retweeted post right now: "Fugitive Caught via World of Warcraft" - http://mashable.com/2010...
Anything that is useful to both dissidents in Iran and Martha Stewart has a lot going for it; Twitter has more raw capability for users than anything since e-mail - http://fredwilson.vc/post...
Josh Harris really did see the future. This “capsule hotel” in Japan reminds me of the living spaces in his Quiet experiment
from a NY Times front page story today - http://fredwilson.vc/post...
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I wonder who came up with the term "flying fuck." It's a really good one. Adds a lot of oomph. :-)
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Remigius de Fécamp, first bishop of Lincoln and Ordinary of the Church of England Diocese of Lincoln in the Province of Canterbury c.1080. He first used the phrase to describe his indifference toward a young priest that was in line behind him waiting to use the rectory's lavatory.
- Christopher Harley
An early DaveNet reduced to 138. (Scripting News). http://www.scripting.com/stories...
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RT @cheeky_geeky: @davewiner I don't give a flying fuck who came up with the term "flying fuck" (please RT)
rjamestaylor: Unix "sort" to the rescue ~ How to speed up massive data analysis by eliminating disk seeks http://bit.ly/5v0x21 /via @newsycombinator - http://twitter.com/rjamest...
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Once and for all I don't write to allow people to hack it up and add their name to my writing. I don't give a flying fuck if you RT it.
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RT @craignewmark: RT @davewiner: problem is reporters quote their understanding of what you said not what you said. and they didn't understand what you said.
@dsearls you were in geneva? Not far from my Lausanne :-)
newsycombinator: Why git is so fast (or why Java is not as fast as C) http://bit.ly/4qQGbU - http://twitter.com/newsyco...
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BTW, here's a full essay about technology politics in less than 140 chars. http://twitter.com/davewin...
smashingmag: Extending CSS with jQuery – A New Years Guide - http://bit.ly/92PTJ5 - http://twitter.com/smashin...
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smart post from @hlmorgan: Thoughts for a new decade http://waytooearly.firstround.com/2009...
problem is reporters quote their understanding of what you said not what you said. and they didn't understand what you said.
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@tommorris -- always. that's why i don't do interviews. 100 percent error rate.
@zumayabooks -- NO FUCKING WAY am I going to alter what I say so idiots can play mindless stupid games with my writing. Fuck that shit. Geez
Of course then Twitter would become awash in RT's. A mess of spammy RT-me-please messages. A new ladder to say is irrelevant. :-)
The way to get people to use the real RT function is to have a Top 100 most RT's tweets and have it ONLY work with the new style tweets.
@BrandonTownsend -- I pulled that back. Never threaten to quit, one of my mottos. Just do it.
@mic2007 -- that's why the Retweet button is the right way to go. There should be social pressure for people to actually use it.
This is what is wrong with the old style retweets. I said "significantly" and he changed it to "much." Big diff and unfair http://twitter.com/audioph...
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"significantly" wouldn't fit in the 140 limit.
- Mark
@tommorris -- I have mifi Tom but that isn't the same as a communicating camera with Kindle-like seamlessness.
@jny2 -- you're right at least here you get the source and you can check. but i don't imagine many people do.
@jny2 -- that was the problem with reporters and why I stopped doing interviews. Far too often they'd quote me saying things that were wrong
Part I — Hot Startups to Watch in 2010 - http://scobleizer.com/2010...
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not one of these companies is a game changer.For once maybe u will find some company that has a product/service that is a total Game Changer for society as a whole.Not companies that are offshoots of the Social media Landscape experiment.Seems like you are helping fluff of companies in that space specifically only.
- Baba
What makes a startup "hot"? Is it traffic or uniqueness etc?
- Mark
Mark what makes a start up hot is based on a highly scientific formula, it is highly subjective and based on how much fluff you can create.
- Baba
Well if Robert says these are hot startups, I am sure half will be out of business in 2011 :)
- Mark
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