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just the ones i know better even if i haven't seen them ;) - Mystika

so u just ignore people that add u from social networks like Friendfeed etc...? - Zee.

I used to be picky. But then I realized people will follow you wherever they are most comfortable. So now, I never say no to Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. If they want to follow me somewhere else because they like the blog... fine. - Louis Gray

I don't really care anymore - the lines got blurred and now it's like, no return land LOL - Mona N.

I don't distinguish between RL friends and Internet friends. You all play a part in my life and last time I checked Facebook wasn't that sacred. It's a place to keep in touch with me and play some fun apps. Why would that be reserved for people in RL? - Lindsey in Love

Some people are only on FB. It's how it is. I'd much rather be here, but I'm getting the hang of FB a little more these days. - Eric @ CS Techcast

I have no distinction. I don't think it really matters. - Mo Kargas

oh well I stay well clear of the apps Lindsey and to be honest. I really just want people that I've met once or twice to really keep in touch with me...Besides I have like four geek sites I use, FB might just be ideal for only "met in person" people... - Zee.

I only use facebook for the people I know in real life - Michael Hocter

meh . . . then nice knowing ya - Lindsey in Love

Damn, I know adding me is what led Zee to this decision. IT'S ALL MY FAULT! - Derrick

I just go with people that I know, it doesn't matter if I haven't met you in person yet. - mathew, keynote not lame

Ok Mr Scoble's getting a bit trigger happy with "send email" button... :P - Zee.

1 remote for 18 things? Great... now 18 things won't work when I lose my remote again :P - Johnny Worthington

Kudos!! - tony

Cool, if people will use it. Kind of like web slices, it has to be implemented. We'll see. - Eric @ CS Techcast

is that like those QR codes? - David

I like this idea. It's the same principle as scanning a supermarket barcode. We need more of this; Japan has it, after all! Thx for the post. - Allen S.

Cool! - Bluesun 2600

jeebus! its awesome but expensive - David

That's not fair!! OLED!!! - Bwana

looks amazing and would love to have that - Joshua Smith

Looks nice - might be something to conisdert... hook up to external monitor when at the desk - Matt Faulkner via twhirl

Is that a fully functional PC in your pocket or are you just glad to see me? - Eric @ CS Techcast

$1500 for 2gig of RAM and 3G? Who buys this stuff?! - Mona N.

It's essentially a netbook in a smaller body. Not quite sure it's worth $1,500. - Shawn Farner

Like the screen, but yes that price is galactic. That said you could put an OLED toaster in front of me and I'd love the screen. - Mo Kargas

As always, wait for the price to drop. Then you can snatch up this beauty. - Mohomed=genieyclo

Not worth it?!?!! Dude!! OLED!!! - Bwana

$1499? Is it made out of gold? - John Munro

I'm waiting for the Sony Vaio. At least it folds and the screen would be protected. - Mona N.

When it get's cheaper, that'll be awesome. I'll have to enjoy my netbook for now. - Kamilah Gill

i'll wait a year when its $700 - early adopters will pay the R&D costs for me - Damian Holmes

Damn. My oqo is ready for an upgrade. I wonder if they give discounts for current oqo owners. @Matt - I hook my model 02 up to my 56" Samsung DLP via HDMI connection. It's amazing. - Brian Daniel Eisenberg

Do you guys know what OLED is? This isn't going to drop anytime soon - Bwana

yeah I know what it is - Joshua Smith

isn't that the flexible led monitor screen stuff? - tony

yeah i know - what I also remember is LCD 7-8 years ago for a 15" - Damian Holmes

Looks like they polished the design quite a bit. I don't think I'd consider it though without some kind of "instant on" feature like the HTC Shift. - Chris

What's his historical track record? - torque

"Past Performance Is Not A Guarantee Of Future Returns" etc. - Logical Extremes

At the beginning of 2008, his 13 for 13 made some sense (especially in hindsight). But the 12 for 2009 aren't as sensible. Now with the market still near decade lows, he's saying sell almost everything you haven't already sold? Even if the markets are going lower, how many investors will be able to get back in later such that getting out now will have made sense? - Logical Extremes

That depends how low things go. The 1929 market took years to bottom. Here are some of his recommendations going back to 1997: http://search.forbes.com/searc... - Paul Buchheit

Gotta set up an imaginary friend for this guy - great recommendation - Christopher Galtenberg

He seems to be following the advice "don't try to guess the bottom of a market". As some say, "bottom pickers will be cotton pickers". In other words, wait for a clear confirmation that the market has bottomed before going long again. - Chris Lamprecht

"9. Buy the dollar." - i guess he isnt concerned about inflation - bob

Inflation is actually a really complicated issue. A lot of people are projecting inflation at some point, but when will it occur? Also, inflation of what? Fuel prices and housing have gone down, and many think they will continue to stay low. That's deflation. Also, the increase in the money supply is mostly through increases of credit lines to banks. If the banks don't lend, the money doesn't flow into the economy. And even then, it has to offset the massive de-leveraging that has/is occurring. - Chris White

Finally, there is concern that the dollar could be (massively) devalued against other currencies and/or gold. This might occur if other countries move their large treasury holdings to other currencies and/or assets. However, this requires they believe in the safety of those assets more than in the safety of the dollar, and so far that hasn't been the case. If we do see this kind of massive devaluation of our currency, I'm afraid canned goods and guns might be the best investments. - Chris White

USD is in a tricky position. On the one hand there's a large debt that's going to get bigger. On the other, nobody wants to see the USD devalue. Not China with it's massive USD-based holdings. Not the big oil/gas/agriculture producers who trade in USD. All signs show the USD is overvalued, but the market is protecting it. - Cains

Finally Norton has a new product for families. I was disappointed when they ripped the family features out of NIS version 2008-2009. - Eric @ CS Techcast

hopefully it won't be a pig like the rest of their products have been for years - Steven Hodson

I think Microsoft has had this for awhile now. - Richard Ashwell