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Ana posted a link
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"After arriving home to Fremont in the wee hours Wednesday from her campaign stint in Indiana, she was back to work the next morning at FriendFeed, where, even for a start-up, the days are more predictable than campaign work." :) - Ana
Best version yet! - Nathan Young
Where are the photos? - Paul Buchheit
Congratulations on the interview, Ana. I made sure to highlight your stumping for Obama in Scoble's Qik video from the other day, and Kristine enjoyed meeting you as well. - Louis Gray
Here is a version w/ photos: http://www.mercurynews.com/loc... You have to click on "2" under the photo of the Hillary supporters though. That said, it's not really worth it, since I look sort of strange. Must have caught me in a moment of naive, wide-eyed support :) - Ana
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SNL Spoof Of Hillary 5-10-08 [video]
11 hours ago
that's pretty funny - Jeremy Zawodny
when I saw it i cursed at her just like I curse at Hillary when I see her - Mike Cohen
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Sanjeev Singh posted a link
12 hours ago
What happened? - Ionut
Server troubles. We're still investigating exactly what triggered it. - Paul Buchheit
I reckon it was a case of Murphy's law's third addendum: "If something cannot possibly go wrong, and it is the weekend, that thing will go wrong.". I propose a revision - Murphy's law's third addendum as applied to startups - "If it is the weekend, and everything is working, nothing will go wrong, but it will still cause a system outage." - Slippy Lane
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Tudor Bosman posted a link
The Alameda-Weehawken Burrito Tunnel
The Alameda-Weehawken Burrito Tunnel
The Alameda-Weehawken Burrito Tunnel
yesterday at 10:21 am - via Bookmarklet
"Who can imagine New York City without the Mission burrito? Like the Yankees, the Brooklyn Bridge or the bagel, the oversize burritos have become a New York institution. And yet it wasn’t long ago that it was impossible to find a good burrito of any kind in the city. As the 30th anniversary of the Alameda-Weehawken burrito tunnel approaches, it’s worth taking a look at the remarkable sequence of events that takes place between the time we click “deliver” on the burrito.nyc.us.gov website and the moment that our hot El Farolito burrito arrives in the lunchroom with its satisfying pneumatic hiss." - Tudor Bosman
Reminds me of the now defunct Golden Gate Tunnel. I still have my permit in one of my Google Stuff boxes. - Kevin Fox
Cool, tunnels rule. They are so, well, underneath it all. - Mike Reynolds
"Convincing skeptical businessmen to buy into the plan proved more of a challenge - it took six months to persuade suspicious taqueria owners to switch to a salsa with lower magnetic permittivity." :) I know what I'm having for lunch... - Paul Buchheit
awesome. - edythe
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Friday at 11:44 am - via Bookmarklet
I love how FriendFeed shows the image inline. Very nice - bart
The mouse-over text isn't right though... - Laurence Gonsalves
Yeah, that's one of xkcd's "things", You should click thru to the site to see the mouseover. I only discovered them after I'd been reading xkcd for a few weeks (how slow am I, lol) and it brought a whole new level of understanding to the whole thing for me. - Slippy Lane
always loved xkcd! - Selma
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Friday at 1:04 am
This is so weird. I didn't favorite this photo 12 hours ago, I did it like 3.5 hours ago, but it landed in my feed at the time location of 12 hours ago, which is when I assume it was posted by Patti. Is this a bug or did you guys want it to happen this way? - Rachel L Fisher
Looks like a bug. Poking around... - Kevin Fox
perfect, thanks guys! - Rachel L Fisher
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Tudor Bosman shared an item on Google Reader
Friday at 4:51 pm
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Ana posted a message
Friday at 4:26 pm
Does this mean there's a SUB inspector as well? - Kevin Fox
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Thursday at 7:47 pm
Only 7 employees? Wow. - Morton Fox
Of note is that the video is primarily of Louis Gray giving details of the crew at FriendFeed. He will be employee #8 heading up PR :) I kid....I kid.... - Mark Krynsky
Good to see Louis Gray and put a face to the name :) - Sally Church via Alert Thingy
Ha ha, the only picture of Louis I've ever seen is the little MyBlogLog icon. Nice to put a face to the name :) Lookin' good! - Jason Kaneshiro
Oh dear, I've been outed. :-) - Louis Gray
Robert Scoble interviews Louis Gray, as he introduces the FriendFeed (Oct 2007) team of 7 people. Tudor Boseman (#7) joined last week. Sanjeev, Jim, Ana Yang (stumping for Obama), Kevin Fox - Chief Designer. -- If you'd like to Digg the story, click http://tinyurl.com/5sq7y5 - Mitchell Tsai
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Friday at 12:09 am
Robert Scoble interviews Kevin Fox (as Louis Gray states "designer extraordinaire and all-around nice guy") - Mitchell Tsai
Q: Why is the FriendFeed interface so simple and easy-on-the-color? A: We want to walk before we run. Maybe a richer UI after FriendFeed has more features. - Mitchell Tsai
Q: Why are some features (like discussion feed) so hard to find? A: It's an early stage of design. We don't know yet how vital or frequent features will be for users. (e.g. hide-UI). - Mitchell Tsai
Q (6:15): Do you do user testing? A: (1) User-off-the-street (2) Friend-testing (3) Public-at-large --- We want to use Tiered testing - broad view, then drill-down. - Mitchell Tsai
Q (7:05): What about "noise"? A: (1) Duplication-noise (2) Looping-noise (3) Fast-user-noise 15 very fast Twitters - we do that well - Mitchell Tsai
Duplication-noise (8:55) - Hash on same URL (final source) isn't good enough. People reference things in different ways (a) link to primary source (b) adding extra sources (other related articles). - Mitchell Tsai
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hoop dreams
Friday at 12:18 am
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Louis Gray dugg a story on Digg
Thursday at 11:44 pm
First time I've seen Louis Gray on video. So you are real. j/k :) - David Risley
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Ryan posted an entry on Wufoo
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FriendFeed Flow Control
Thursday at 4:27 pm - via Bookmarklet
This looks like a great idea! - Brandon Titus
This is likely to get me to finally install Greasemonkey. - Akiva Moskovitz
Same here! - Joe
this looks really good. - edythe
LOL, when I first saw this, I thought it was actually out! I'm definitely anticipating it's launch. - Bwana McCall
It's worth the wait ;) - Aviv
I looked all over for the install. Have Greasemonkey now due to great scripts for FriendFeed. Can't wait! Great idea! - Mike Reynolds
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John Resig posted an entry on John Resig
Thursday at 2:50 pm
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Richard Chen posted a link
When Specialty Plates Go Hilariously Wrong
Thursday at 3:08 pm - via Bookmarklet
Dang. Just one! I wanted more. - Louis Gray
You wanted another specialty plate, or another kid to eat? ;) - Ana
What, Louis? One more delicious kid? - Akiva Moskovitz
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Ben Darnell posted an entry on Eclectic Mayhem
Thursday at 2:29 am
Just gave it a try and it works really well; nice job! - Benjamin Golub
Will try as soon as I try - thanks Ben! - Matt Harwood
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John Lilly posted an entry on John's Blog
Thursday at 6:51 am
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Tudor Bosman posted a link
Thursday at 9:58 am - via Bookmarklet
For this contest, the goal is to create fear. Not just any fear, but a fear that you can alleviate through the sale of your new product idea. There are lots of risks out there, some of them serious, some of them so unlikely that we shouldn't worry about them, and some of them completely made up. And there are lots of products out there that provide security against those risks. Your job is to invent one. - Tudor Bosman
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Wednesday at 9:19 pm
"This is especially highlighted in one anecdote in the article, of Myhrvold holding a dinner with a bunch of smart people... and an attorney. The group spent dinner talking about a bunch of different random ideas, with no real goal or purpose -- just "chewing the rag" as one participant put it. But the next day the attorney approached them with a typewritten description of 36 different inventions that were potentially patentable out of the dinner. When a random "chewing the rag" conversation turns up 36 monopolies, something is wrong. Those aren't inventions that deserve a monopoly." - Paul Buchheit
At the same time that bringing good ideas from the mind to the paper in record time is extremely important for the development of technology and to make the world a better place, the monopoly of these ideas make the whole point of this endeavor moot. I wish there was a law where, if you made your invention go "open source", you could deduct the market value of it on your taxes. :) - Rodrigo Jaroszewski
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Simon posted a link
Chinese Drivers Outsmarting Speed Cameras
Wednesday at 10:31 pm - via Bookmarklet
"Drivers are employing remotely controlled devices that can switch the numbers on their license plates in seconds, to fool speed cameras and avoid fines." - Simon
Government should start using chips for licence plates. It will work with other app. like auto-cash in gas stations, etc.. - Erhan Erdogan
Sounds like something from Back to the Future! - Joe
Why don't they just smash 'em like the French drivers? - Kevin D. White
...or submit to them, like us Brits. - Slippy Lane
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Wednesday at 11:59 pm
What a cuteheart! - Francine Hardaway
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Dan Hsiao posted a message
May 3 at 7:55 am
In case anyone doesn't yet have the bookmarklet: http://friendfeed.com/share/bo... - Dan Hsiao
Cool! I didn't know it did this now. I'll start doing that. - Bwana McCall
I love the Friendfeed bookmarklet, but from a user pov it's got a flaw: http://mathoda.com/archives/21... - Ranjit Mathoda
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bob posted a link
Dutch farmers tip-toe through the tulips as landscape is transformed into a spectacular display of colour | the Daily Mail
Dutch farmers tip-toe through the tulips as landscape is transformed into a spectacular display of colour | the Daily Mail
Dutch farmers tip-toe through the tulips as landscape is transformed into a spectacular display of colour | the Daily Mail
Wednesday at 4:28 pm - via Bookmarklet
"this is, in fact, the northern Netherlands in the middle of the tulip season." - bob
Wow! Awesome colors! - April Buchheit
This reminds me of Lompoc, California (north of Santa Barbara) - same blanket of colors... simply amazing in person! a must seee!! - Susan Beebe
Amazing. - Paresh Jain
No need to tip-toe, just visit 'De keukenhof' in The Netherlands: http://www.keukenhof.nl/nm/eng... - Ronald
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bob posted a link
Pictured: X-ray of the python who swallowed a pussy | the Daily Mail
Wednesday at 1:30 pm - via Bookmarklet
""Once it has finished digesting the cat, which will probably take about a week, we will release it back into the wild."" - bob
5-foot-long pythons roam the suburbs of Australia? They get all the fun. - ⓞnor
This would make a great LOLCAT! - Paul Buchheit
I can has emrgncy exit plees!! - Joe
Am I the only sick puppy that smirked at word that this was in suburb of Darwin? - Casey Cotter
Noooo! Mr. Whiskers!! - April Buchheit
@Joe: lol. @ⓞnor: some suburb. To the north, beach. To the east, half a mile of farmland, then 1000 miles of desert: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=... - j1m
and [massive cymbal and guitar crescendo] that was my 1000th comment. I'm glad it wasn't one of my stupid ones. - j1m
actually, mr kitty's name was 'Kohl' - bob
I always knew python was dangerous - j1m
Always nice to see the python swallowing a pussy for a change! - Rob Reed
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bob posted a link
Space Shuttle Destruct Switch - NASA Prepared to Blow Up Discovery - Popular Mechanics
Space Shuttle Destruct Switch - NASA Prepared to Blow Up Discovery - Popular Mechanics
Wednesday at 1:28 pm - via Bookmarklet
"The first switch arms explosives on the shuttle’s two solid rocket boosters. Flipping the second switch would detonate them, destroying the shuttle and crew." - bob
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