Sembrerebbe quella originale o come almeno la si mangiava dopo la guerra a Napoli. Così buona a distanza di anni non l'ho più mangiata neppure a Napoli!
- MarcoScud
sembra quasi quella che fa il mio papà!
- Ludwig tdc
@Luigi: se tuo padre fa la pizza così, sei pregato di invitare a cena :)
- paulettebouledefeu
@paulette lo fa di lavoro da quasi 50 anni! peccato che il figlio beota sappia solo mangiarle ;-) cmq ora ce l'ho lontanuccio, dovremmo organizzare una spedizione: tutti da Ciro!
- Ludwig tdc
@Keiko Yamada: Ciao!!! :) @Luigi: non disperare, non sei l'unico figlio beota che non sa cucinare i raffinati piatti dei propri genitori :P Nella speranza di imparare Ciroooooooooo aspettaci!!!!!!
- paulettebouledefeu
ciao! sei stata a Napoli? un pò piccola ma immagino buonissima!!
- cybergerac
Si! Sono vissuto a Marina del Cantone 6 mesi.
- keiko-san
Voglio mangiare alla pizza Margherita!!!
- keiko-san
si, molto interessante e molto mi piace....... ;D
- keiko-san
"saizeriya" de? ..... wa~, honto...... demone saikin dewa real Napoli Pizza ga shuryu nandesuyo! .... omise mo daibu fuete kitemasu. honto ni oishii!! ......:)))
- keiko-san
My sis just called to tell me our brother became a Father today. His baby boy, Ryder Cavazos, was born this morning. Welcome to the world, little man. Happy Birthday and Happy 4th of July! :-))
maybe the thing to do is to just unsubscribe in Buzz to anyone who pipes in FF.
- Thomas Hawk
I think Flickr photos look so much better in Buzz than FF. The lightbox thing is amazing. Photos look so much better that way than the crappy med. sized photos on Flickr.
- Thomas Hawk
Or just not use it until they get better filters
- Jesse Stay
Oh, I'm definitely using it. I'm spending more time there than any other site these days. Filters will be coming I'm sure. It's just annoying having to wait for them and put up with the super ugly FF entries on Buzz in the meantime.
- Thomas Hawk
+1 RAP... but that's consistent with GOOG's minimalist design aesthetic. none of their apps look good
- .LAG liked that
shoot me for saying this but im wondering why we are all helping google fix buzz for free- would we do the same for microsoft? google is one of the largest companies in the world - shouldn't they be paying for this?
- Allen Stern
Allen, Buzz has the potential to build on what FF has already done. Nobody else is doing that. Nobody else is innovating on top of what FF started here. Microsoft wouldn't know a good idea with regards to social networking if it slapped them in the face. Google gets it a lot more than MSFT does.
- Thomas Hawk
i was just using microsoft as an example
- Allen Stern
I suppose we help them to make Buzz better because in the end we as users benefit from a superior social networking platform. Nothing wrong with Google profiting from that if we get something too. But two things that I see with this product that I don't see at alot of other big companies. 1. The fact that the team is actively involved in the conversation about the product and how to...
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- Thomas Hawk
Pretty much everything looks better in Buzz sharing posts with para support = awesome. But I agree with Allen why are some people SO quick to the defense of criticism weighed justly agamst Buzz/Google? Not even addressing the rightful concerns but brushing them aside & completely disregarding their validity, shouldn't Google be doing this itself? It's a big boy & can fight its own battles.
- The Real sofarsoShawn
from iPhone
I don't know, other than the privacy concern, what other concern has there been.
- Thomas Hawk
Thanks for the script, Micah. I wish it worked for all your followers. :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Kol, it's not for lack of trying. Chrome is a different beast and doesn't support a function I have to use :). I can make a separate script just for hiding the duplicate avatar which will work in Chrome. Stay tuned.
- Micah
from iPhone
Is the double avatar problem a Buzz problem or a FriendFeed problem fundamentally?
- Thomas Hawk
One is the Buzz avatar, the inner one is the FF avatar that's part if the post being fed in. A lot of users sport the same exact image in both services.
- Micah
from iPhone
Why does FF feed an avatar into Buzz if there's already one there. Why not just a text or image feed?
- Thomas Hawk
Thomas: Because FF doesn't serve a feed to Buzz. Buzz crawls the same feed that everyone else does, and most feed consumers don't have their own avatars, so it's useful to them. Buzz could query the API to get more structured data and present it how they like, or we could change our feed format for everyone so it looks better in Buzz. The former seems better to me, but I can see both viewpoints.
- Kevin Fox
hmmm.. ok, Kevin. Not sure which way is better, but either way it looks bad in buzz. I don't really use RSS readers so I'm not sure of the value of the avatar to the RSS reading experience. I would say that the overal perception of people in Buzz is that FF feeds are not a good part of the buzz experience. Some of this is due to a lot of the duplication in threads and noise and the what...
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- Thomas Hawk
Thomas, I'm surprised to hear you so positive about Buzz's display of Flickr photos. I really hate that they overlay text on my photos. There are so many places they could put a photo's title. Scrawled onto the photo itself seems like the worst possible choice.
- Seth
Seth actually I don't mind the titles there. It's nice to be able to see titles with photos actually, for me at least. The thumbnails are bigger than here on FF and the Lightbox feature of being able to see them large is outstanding.
- Thomas Hawk
Thomas I think the larger images via the Lightbox are only available on flickr or picasa photos because those media rss feed includes multiple sizes. Louis has a couple of posts that show blogger images (really picasa) that could be viewed the same way by calculating the larger image using the thumbnail as the base. I've seen media rss used to show both multiple images *and* multiple sizes of the same image depending on the use case. I'm also wondering what they might be doing under the hood!!
- Chris Myles
"My aunt and uncle. They're the most active octogenarians you'll ever meet - they like to travel and do little things like bike across China. They've been married for so long that they've lived in the same house for over 50 years. And they really are this affectionate after all those years. It's kind of wonderful."
- Anna Haro
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I flew into Denver and drove through up to S. Dakota, but I don't really feel that counts. And I think I visited Maine as a kid, but since I can't remember it I'm not counting it. I'd rather plan a new visit. :)
- Ayşe E.
That's impressive coverage – even all the tiny northeastern states. The blank part is kinda funny. :-D
- John (bird whisperer)
How do you avoid those boring ones in the middle? (no disrespect to FFers who live there of course)
- anna sauce
Colorado's not boring! Colorado's awesome. Kansas and Nebraska are kind of boring.
- Jandy
I've been all over the NE, because I have family in RI, and I lived in NY, NH, and RI. Traveled all over the region as a result. Most of the east coast visits were via car. Actually most of these visits were by car. I drove across country twice. That's a great way to see the US.
- Ayşe E.
Oh my bad geography - true Colorado is not boring!
- anna sauce
Dying to go to Alaska and Hawaii. Need to make that happen.
- Ayşe E.
I'd love to really visit Colorado, too, Jandy! (If I were just noting where I'd touched down in the country, I could count CO and NE, but I'd rather have a real memory of a visit.) @anna lord, this unmarked map was making me worry about my geography acumen. Dang.
- Ayşe E.
Thx, Eric! I'd love to. If I can get out there, I'll definitely say hi.
- Ayşe E.
Ditto Ayse. Nothing like waking up in the morning and looking out the window at a 14'er.
- DJ Stevie Steve
One time we were driving through Colorado and decided to go through this thing called the Colorado National Monument. What it is, is a SCARY ASS CANYON with a SIX-FOOT-WIDE TWO-LANE ROAD on the edge of it with NO GUARDRAILS. We almost died like eleventy times. I may or may not be exaggerating some of those facts.
- Jandy
Jandy, that sounds like Pike's Peak. No guard rails, thin roads. Brake burn-out, death trap. Once you get to the top, you don't want to get back in the car and go down. ;)
- Melanie Reed
Best way to see Pikes Peak is via the narrow Gage railroad.
- Eric
from iPhone
Melanie, yep! You're like, can they just bring a helicopter and airlift my car down? BECAUSE THAT SEEMS SAFER.
- Jandy
*checks to see if life insurance is all paid up before heading to Pike's Peak*
- Ayşe E.
Jandy, yep, those were my sentiments at the time. Same feeling going up inside the Gateway to the West....and going back down. I would have walked but they say it takes days. lol no, just kidding. http://images.google.com/images...
- Melanie Reed
lol, I've been up in the Arch a dozen times - never scared me at all. But then, I grew up in St. Louis, going up in the Arch every time we had out-of-town company.
- Jandy
Distrust those rocker cars. ;) Had my one and only attack of claustrophobia in there. But I have to admit going up in the Indianapolis monument (on the Circle) was a snap there after. lol
- Melanie Reed
I tried mangosteen, dragonfruit, rambutan and starfruit :D
- mona
I've had all of them except mangosteen - all super great - but even if you don't eat it, they sure looks wonderful to photograph! :)
- See-ming Lee 李思明 SML
I love rambutan and lychee and starfruit. We had a starfruit tree in our back yard.
- Kevin L
"In the center of Seoul’s Peace Park, which is located across from the Korean World Cup Stadium, lies a very extraordinary sight: an outdoor glass canopy called the Living Light Sculpture. Created by Soo-in Yang and David Benjamin of The Living, and commissioned by the Korean Ministry of Environment, this amazing sculpture is more than just a fantastic piece of art. It actually projects up-to-date information about surrounding cities and their air quality. The glass skin on the sculpture is a map that covers 27 local neighborhoods, and every 15 minutes certain sections light up to tell you which city has the best and worst air quality. This sculpture is amazing to see at night because the cities with the best air quality light up the brightest, and they make the Peace Park look like a space station! The coolest thing about the sculpture is that you can send a text message of a certain area code to the Living Light Hotline, and then minutes later you’ll receive a reply back that tells you the area code’s air quality."
- Anna Haro
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