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BMW Of San Francisco (2/5) - http://www.yelp.com/biz...
"The experience buying a car here was fine but I've really not had any good experiences with their service department. Just found them unhelpful, a low attention to detail and generally a bit rude.…"
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"Hadn't wanted to deal with getting my wisdom teeth out but they finally started to hurt. Got a referral to Dr. Ehsan from my dentist and am really glad I did. Initial appointment was an x-ray and then…"
- David Recordon
So let me get this straight. The dude who predicted the rapture has mispredicted the rapture before and yet it's still top of Google News!?!
Re: Stay N Alive: Twitter and Facebook Both Quietly Kill RSS, Completely - http://www.disqus.com/people...
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"I actually think you're misinterpreting the reasoning here. Today JSON based APIs are quite a bit more powerful than RSS feeds and have become preferred by the vast majority of developers when building on the platforms you mentioned. This means that it's worth investing more time and energy into APIs over feeds. So I don't think it's that anyone is looking to actively remove feeds, rather they're just stagnating over time as more functionality is built into APIs."
- David Recordon
"JSON based APIs are quite a bit more powerful than RSS feeds " - Any concrete examples?
- Bill de hÓra
Re: Stay N Alive: Twitter and Facebook Both Quietly Kill RSS, Completely - http://www.staynalive.com/2011...
"I actually think you're misinterpreting the reasoning here. Today JSON based APIs are quite a bit more powerful than RSS feeds and have become preferred by the vast majority of developers when building on the platforms you mentioned. This means that it's worth investing more time and energy into APIs over feeds. So I don't think it's that anyone is looking to actively remove feeds, rather they're just stagnating over time as more functionality is built into APIs."
- David Recordon
Don't think I could ever be a medical student. Next stop Disneyland!
When traffic isn't moving on 280 south due to an accident you might as well have some fun driving the forested roads.
RT @rsarver: The SF fire really tells how powerful real-time search can be. Twitter vs Google through images: http://topsy.com/s... http://www.google.com/search...
The homemade cucumber infused gin is definitely a success!
RT @KatieS: It can be yours! Copy of @BarackObama's birth certificate signed by #theDonald. 100% of proceeds go to @RoomtoRead http://cgi.ebay.com/ws...
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Why are all of the electric cars today so ugly? Can't wait for Mini to actually ship theirs someday.
RT @webmink: DoJ and FCO agree with OSI and require Novell's patents be licensed for open source use: http://wmk.me/g1xGFW
Anyone host dev events in Seattle and serve beer? Sounds like the laws make it quite costly since you need a caterer. What am I missing?
Knowing that you have UPS packages full of legos and things waiting at home just makes a weather delay suck that much more.
Bath, fire and watching tv while lying on an awesome leather couch. Things to do when there is no wifi for $100 Trebek.
The DOJ settlement for Google acquiring ITA has some terms that remind me of what ICANN forced upon VeriSign when it also owned registrars.
The Slashdot homepage really still drives a surprising amount of traffic to sites!
Been learning about open hardware for the past few months in order to help Facebook's hardware team ship http://opencompute.org/.
The Kimpton Hotel Palomar in DC is awesome. Room upgrade, able to check in at 8:30am and a $10 credit to "raid the mini bar"!
Don't think changing your home page logo is what the Constitution was getting at with, "To promote the progress of science and useful arts".
RT @h: Amazing HDR picture of the moon http://apod.nasa.gov/apod...
The Verizon iPhone actually works all over California street in Palo Alto, up and down 101, in my elevator and on my couch.
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