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Chris E. Avis › Comments
What is Your Home Page? - http://chris.pirillo.com/2008...
Susan Beebe, Kol Tregaskes and Timo Heuer liked this
apple.com. no need to change it, really. It can be about:blank for all I care ;)
- Andru Edwards
iGoogle
- Steve Rubel
FriendFeed.
- Robert Scoble
Friendfeed.
- Iain Baker
Google . . . because i'm too lazy to change it -_-
- Lindsey is Fierce!
Google
- Shawn aka ringking
Google
- Shawn aka ringking
iGoogle here
- andy brudtkuhl
One of my favorite things about Firefox is that it opens all the tabs from my last session. No home page needed.
- Aura Mae
about:blank
- LouCypher
Google
- cjmart
My blog: http://www.u-g-h.com
- Owen
from twhirl
woot.com
- Joey Gibson
iGoogle, but i check FF first thing as well.
- Roberto Bonini
Gmail
- Bora Zivkovic
about:blank
- Lindsay
about:blank
- Akiva Moskovitz
Google Reader | Google Calendar | FriendFeed
- Nathaniel Payne
The rss reader I built for myself.
- Shawn McCollum
Blank, Gmail Personal, Gmail Work, FriendFeed.com Lifehacker.com, DailyKos.com, HuffingtonPost.com, My CMS
- Brad Nickel
blank.
- Yolanda
http://googlemyway.com/sudar ;)
- Sudar
netvibes.com
- nilo ayson
from twhirl
At work, my organization's website. At home, Google.
- Paul Rodriguez
i use my.live.com customized with the RSS feeds I like...
- Chris E. Avis
from twhirl
iGoogle
- Gez
Google
- Timo Heuer
I just restore the tabs from my last session; I can't even tell you what my home page is set to.
- Eric P
iGoogle
- Trae Ruge
about:blank
- Yuvi
restore tabs from last session & blank for new windows
- Erik S
Charlie Anzman thread asking same question: http://friendfeed.com/e...
- Hutch Carpenter
I didn't configure my home page, but it is chrome://navigator-region/locale/region.properties
- Morton Fox
With tabbed browsing its many: Gmail, Hellotxt, Flickr and DeviantART in Firefox
- Kol Tregaskes
from twhirl
SFGate. I like to see what's up in the analog world of restaurant robberies, car wrecks, status of the marine layer and tiger-taunting criminals.
- Sue Radd
mine is about:blank. Clean slate. If I open up my browser I prob have something in mind already.
- Daniel Morgan
MyYahoo
- Ron Emrick
iGoogle. Before that it was just about:blank.
- Shannon Jiménez
gmail
- Simon MacDonald
about:blank
- Peter
I have six of them that open at once - techmeme, igoogle, hacker news, Analytics and G Reader and popurls - they change based on how and what I get from them.
- Mrinal Desai
Mine is set to Google right now. Fast, and plain.
- Sean Brady
Blank - I hate the delay of opening a homepage when I'm trying to get to a website.
- Bill Sanders
Techmeme
- Jay
SpeedDial - configured with 30 URLs ready for my click!! (FireFox plug-in - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US... )
- Susan Beebe
google
- jeneane sessum
The mesmerized audience - http://scobleizer.com/2008...
Ben Parr, imabonehead, Ben Reierson and 20 other people liked this
hear hear! It isn't often but sometimes you get a speaker that creates a perfect presentation. Love when that happens
- Alexander van Elsas
Rolf Skyberg once dared presenting 400 slides here in Amsterdam, one of the better presentations I've seen. And he has a new one up on his blog (400+ slides) ;-). Or how about Ze Frank? Jonathan Harris? Anyone else have favorites?
- Alexander van Elsas
Franz Lanting's presentation was remarkable to say the least. Felt very fortunate to watch the steam. That made my week. Thanks!
- phil baumann
If I am in an audience and I am not captivated by the presenter, my thoughts wander and I inevitably start looking at email on my phone. But I also typically just leave if things don't change for the better during the session. There is no better way to let a speaker know that what they are saying/doing doesn't hold your attention than to just leave.
- Chris E. Avis
Each presenter should ask himself upfront whether he makes the difference in turning the presentation from good to remarkable. Otherwise he just wastes his audiences time... Unfortunately there are not too many outstanding speakers around, so I'm glad you were among the lucky ones.
- Arnd Gronenberg
I think the single most important fundemental for speaking is a passion for your material. I consder it a job well done when members of the audience come up afterward and mention my passion for the topic. That is exactly what I am trying to confer. Passion and excitement for new media (in most cases this is what I speak about)
- Douglas E. Welch
from twhirl
Douglas: in this case this presentation went way beyond passion. We were witnessing a lifetime of work presented in less than an hour. And magical work it is. It would be like sitting through Ansel Adams telling you about Yosemite in a slide show.
- Robert Scoble
Well, I would say that is actually passion at the peak, summing up a life's work. You had better be passionate about that. (SMILE)
- Douglas E. Welch
from twhirl
I was one of the mesmerized thanks to Robert's broadcast. This was fantastic!
- Kevin C. Tofel
Good post. I'll watch. Re: Sitting on your laptop or phone during a presentation. Bottom line is it's disrespectful to the presenter. This may sound old-school but it's manners. It's like people in meetings with their heads down in there laptop the whole time. It's why meetings run over and why people are LESS productive.
- Ryan
Ryan: it is disrespectful, yes, but there's no way I'm going back, sorry. At Gnomedex EVERY ATTENDEE is on a laptop.
- Robert Scoble
Remind me to never present at Gnomedex ;)
- Ryan
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