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But do you regret it? Is less follower audience worth the cost of less noise for yourself? - manielse (Mark Nielsen)

Great way to get rid of all that SPAM. Good for you. I'm doing the same. - Jonathan.Rivera

I don't suppose there is a video of the uppermost (white-background) transformer-figure changing shape into 3d Chrome logo? - ianf ⌘

Ian, here: http://www.youtube.com/watch... - Philipp Lenssen

Thank you. Somebody should tell the Japanese artists not everything has to be Kawaii… the transforming logo figure alone would have been enough without "kutesy" admirers(?). That said, I am surprised no one has seen the obvious kinship between 3d Chrome logo and the [my name] Oblivion Vacuum "spherical device" deployed in the 1996 SF movie "The Arrival" [here's the relevant quote from... more... - ianf ⌘

I originally had "Justin's Web Hub" - Justin Korn

JA - No worries, all good in the hood :) Though, I do like the ring of Korn's Kettle. I should open a Kettle Korn shop... - Justin Korn from IM

Very sad! - Eric

It's like jacko stole the thunder - sivanath

There was nothing like it. What a show. - Sprague D

depending on how accurate the movie is, susanne de passe discovered them, but diana took credit - chrisofspades

awesome :) - Ronald

that rocks the house!!!!!!!!!!!!1 - Tamar Weinberg

if you like that, there are some more on my feed :) - Alfredo 亜瑠布れっど

"Google now have software that coverts audio into text which allows us to search by key words that are used in videos. Duplicate video content can be easily identified through words as it can in text documents and this product is live in Google labs. I introduced it in my Google open social video. Changing headings etc may work against you because it looks like you're gaming the system. Publishing the same videos on different platforms is not duplicate content if the same author is publishing their video across 100 platforms. It's like a TV show being played on multiple channels across the world. Changing a shows title and description to make an audience think its a different show on different channels is what Google don't want. It's only duplicate when different authors publish the same video across different platforms especially if heading and descriptions of a video are different yet the video is the same which they can tell by the words spoken in it. That's why its important to use..." - Simon Ford

All live, never on a floppy disk. - iluvgimp

we all love this show you should do a 24 hr live stream just take people tech question - Richard Thomson

After taping nearly 150 episodes of "Design on a Dime," HGTV's $1,000 makeover show, Kristan Cunningham learned a thing or two about money-saving renovations. So when the interior designer and her longtime boyfriend, Scott Jarrell, moved into a Venice canal district rental last year, they gave themselves a $1,000 budget for a kitchen face-lift and decorated much of the house with finds from big-box chains and vintage shops. - Derrick

that house is amazing. totally love her style. - Melissa

RUSSELL LEWIS, a 37-year-old graphic designer, really liked his one-bedroom apartment in Leigh-on-Sea, a fishing village an hour east of London. It was hardly extravagant — a rubber plant, a fish tank and an old recliner were his main possessions. But the apartment, on the first floor of a white-brick town house, is uphill from the ocean and offered plenty of light. Then his girlfriend moved in. - Derrick

“It was dreadful,” said the girlfriend, Gemma Ahern, 36, recalling the mildewed bathroom, mushroom-brown carpet and outdated kitchen. “It was very much a bachelor pad.” Luckily, Ms. Ahern had recently switched jobs; she had been a freelance florist, then became a design assistant at her sister’s home furnishing and interior design shop in London, called Atelier Abigail Ahern. Short on... more... - Derrick

But no matter what they tried, the sterile white walls and bland kitchen still brought to mind a bachelor pad. Nothing short of a total makeover, they decided, would do. So they pooled their savings — about £6,500, or $10,300 — to overhaul the entire 1,200-square-foot apartment, starting in May 2007. - Derrick

"mac geek" is an oxymoron - Occam's Toilet Brush

Hey Doug, the page looks great! I guess I better get to work on mine. - Jonathan.Rivera

A little video I put together showing you my Twitter "workflow" using Tweetie for the mac. I elect to setup multiple twitter accounts to manage different groups of people. The latest build of Tweetie allows you to get very granular with notifications from each account. Setting up groups via multiple accounts solves 2 problems, cross app group syncing (think phone and desktop) and the Adobe Air bloat. I just love the speediness of a native client. The little blue notification icons indicate when one of my groups has new posts. I only post out using my @davesenior account. Not the quickest way, but probably my favorite overall solution to the grouping problem. - Dave Senior from Bookmarklet

yeah, i do the same but decided to switch to Seesmic Desktop because the overload of buttons in the pointless buttons in the sidebar. If there was growl notifications for searches that would be a great help too. - Zee.

I love this new "Social Rank" concept. - Jonathan.Rivera

What do you do when you sell the car? Does that person mind having the car dedicated to a dead person? :) - Tony C (Unrated) from IM

Better than "In Loving Memory" macaroni art and pictures cut out in the shape of a heart. Or maybe not. - Eric

can't agree more. - vijay

I wish I had a nickel for every second of time QS has saved me...It's a must have. - Chris Rossini

"Gray: you obviously are not a careful reader of what I wrote. I know how to use FTP. I'm trying to make the point that normal people don't know what FTP is anymore so asking them to "upload" files, and then not help them do that, makes a process overly complex in today's world. It's your attitude that turns mainstreet businesses off of this whole business in the first place. It's arrogant to demand that ANYONE know how to do this stuff." - Robert Scoble

LPH that isn't entirely true but your point is well made even if the analogy is little old. However making things simpler to use often makes them far more complicated, and your average motor car is a prime example of that. The web is going down the same road. - Gilbert Harding

"As the sheer volume of stuff on the Web keeps growing, keyword search keeps getting closer to its breaking point. Adding structure to the Web is one way to make sense of all that data, and Google is starting the tackle the problem with a Google Labs project called Google Squared, which Marissa Mayer mentioned earlier today at the company’s Searchology briefing." - Chris Charabaruk from Bookmarklet

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