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September 29 at 11:17 am - Link
wow - that'll do it.... - Susan Beebe
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September 29 at 4:42 am - Link
Red MGA soft top with V8 conversion - John Worthington
I can't pick just one, but for purposes of discussion, the Porsche 959. http://tinyurl.com/4p4qdy - steplow is Steve
1965 GTO white convertible, the car I learned to drive on. - Denise
2009 BMW M3 Sedan - Daniel Miessler
Aston Martin DB9 - AJ Batac ♘
Renault Espace - marcantonio severgnini
R34 or R35 GT-R - Mo "Killer Bee" Kargas
78 Trans Am would be fun to have: http://www.chooseyouritem.com/... - Yolanda
Veyron - Mark VandenBerg
A Limo with a driver. - Paul via twhirl
One that has a gas tank filled for eternity. - Michael Kogelman
Bugatti Veyron or Merc Black - Stephen Pierzchala
1953 Lincoln Cosmopolitan http://tinyurl.com/3nesne - Joey Gibson
The New Chevy Camaro - Jaemi Kehoe
One that doesn't need gas. - IAmGHOSTBLOGGER.com-BradW
Either the Bugatti Veyron or an Aston Martin Vanquish - Kol Tregaskes
'69 Convertible Shelby Mustang, really it's not too much to ask for damn it! - Damien Franco
Porsche 911, any model or VW Karmann Ghia, early 70's models. - Carmen
Mini Cooper S (the old kind) - Grant Fitzgerald
I've been lusting after the Bugatti Veyron since the Top Gear folks demoed its top speed. I'd be afraid to actually drive it on the street, but boy, wouldn't it be cool to have... - Garrett Fitzgerald
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September 28 at 3:46 pm - Link
the big bang fundamentalists differ only in the small step from faith to evidence .. but there is a long way to go on this road .. we are still in neanderthal times - Gregory Lent
GL -- "big bang fundamentalists" is an oxymoron. Big bang theories are based on the latest and best empirical data, and are subject to endless revision and outright discarding in light of the continuing stream of new data. Science uses more rigorous truth standards than religion for understanding the structures and processes of the physical world. - Sean McBride
yes i understand that sean ... i sometimes park out in the future about 500 years and look back, and realize how dumb we will appear to that time ... and already cracks in the big bang theory are starting to show up, at least in the area that there was something before, and even empiricism is not going to last forever ... "knowing" itself will change as we understand the relationship between consciousness, individuality, mind, matter, reality ... - Gregory Lent
Imagining all kinds of things is great fun, but doing science requires a bit more discipline. Science requires moving one careful step at a time, and testing all your beliefs against reality. I'm a full-spectrum kind of guy -- I respect both left-brain and right-brain approaches to understanding the universe. But pure imagination, ungrounded in rigorous method, is not science. - Sean McBride
I don't think that there is such a thing as right brain or left brain thinking. Your brain filters everything through the emotional processes at some level, which is why you get a feeling in your gut when doing a math problem for instance that tells you whether it is right or wrong. And most of the brain you have no direct control over anyhow. - Alex "Maverick" Scoble
Alex -- all cognitive processes may be emotional at the root. I was using "left-brain" and "right-brain" mainly in a metaphorical way to refer to the polarities of hard science and engineering on the one hand and arts, literature, humanities, etc. on the other. Great scientists use the same intuitive, imaginative and emotional channels that drive great art and literature, I think. Textbook definition: "left brain/right brain: logical/random, sequential/intuitive, rational/holistic, analytical/synthesizing, objective/subjective, looks at part/looks at whole." - Sean McBride
Gregory, don't you think the kinds of knowledge are different? Understanding "consciousness, individuality, mind, matter, reality" won't produce the periodic table and it won't reveal the ultimate nature of energy. Insight and deduction hit a wall that empiricism leaps over for material understanding. - todd
Alex, did you watch "Jill Bolte Taylor: My stroke of insight"(http://www.ted.com/index.php/t...)? My understanding is the brain creates a synthesis between the two sides. Specialized networks link and the same stimuli is analyzed by many brain regions for specific tasks and results are selected by competition. The synthesis/weighting can be influenced by training, situation, genetics, and brain damage. The brain is pretty programmable. - todd
Science differs from other types of knowledge because of reproducibility. Given the right books, some basic materials from Radio Shack, and enough time, you and I could also directly witness the cosmic background radiation that supports the idea that the Big Bang is the most plausible cause for the creation of the universe. - Victor Ganata
In the case of many "mystical" states of consciousness, it is difficult to reproduce what was unable to be measured the first time around. What a great concept: reproducibility. - Sean McBride
Victor -- if I may be purely intuitive for a moment: I sense something huge and vast surrounding the big bang and this particular universe. Sense = feel very deeply, with near certitude. But of course that is not science. - Sean McBride
Contrary to popular belief, intuition is probably quite widely used by scientists. It's probably how most hypotheses are generated. The entire theory of General Relativity was almost entirely crafted through intuition. But intuition is useless if you can't turn it into an actual experiment that can be readily replicated by other people. Einstein would simply be another eccentric wacko if not for the thousands of other scientists who crafted experiments that found corroborating evidence for his theories. - Victor Ganata
a mystic accepts science, because mysticism is broad and all-inclusive .. a scientist does not accept mysticism because of the characteristics of the discipline that you all mention .... it is like a person who can accept all religions as true, but a fundamentalist within any one of them cannot, and despises the broad-minded ... science is fundamentalist by its nature, structure, codes, adherence to certain fundamentals ... nothing wrong with that, but good to recognize it .. reality is larger than science - Gregory Lent
religion needs belief, science needs proof, mysticism needs direct experience ... - Gregory Lent
No, science is not fundamentalist, nor does it exclude any kind of experience or aspect of reality. It also puts a high priority on direct experience and observation. Science focuses on that area of reality that is subject to the scientific method, measurement, testing, reproducibility, etc. It turns out that science has been a highly productive and interesting human endeavor. If there are more advanced civilizations out there in the universe, no doubt they have bootstrapped themselves to that position through the discovery and application of science to the physical universe. - Sean McBride
You see, guys, I've blocked Gregory, so all I see here is sane thought. It's much more relaxing that way. - Alexander Carlill
sean you exactly make my point ... "Science focuses on that area of reality that is subject to the scientific method, measurement, testing, reproducibility, etc." ... what does it do with the other areas of realtiy? - Gregory Lent
Science doesn't pretend to have much to do with areas of reality and experience that aren't subject to scientific analysis and investigation. But what science does it tends to do very well. - Sean McBride
yeah, that is without doubt ... funny reactions in this thread when i suggested the great god science has limits ... - Gregory Lent
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"The extent of McCain's involvement in the military conflict in Georgia appears remarkable among presidential candidates, who traditionally have kept some distance from unfolding crises out of deference to whoever is occupying the White House. The episode also follows months of sustained GOP criticism of Democratic Sen. Barack Obama, who was accused of acting too presidential for, among other things, briefly adopting a campaign seal and taking a trip abroad that included a huge rally in Berlin." - newsjunk.com
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Robert Scoble posted a message on identi.ca
“identi.ca is one place my wife and son don't yet hang out. So it's one place I can escape and be myself. Heheh.”
July 24 at 11:03 pm - Link
cute LOL - Mona N.
at how many places a person can be there at a same time ? before it was twitter then friendfeed and now identi.ca :) - Abhishek
Don't worry, they'll catch on. - Louie
They'll be on there, too, before you know it. ;-) - Cathryn Hrudicka
two-timing bastid ;-) - JodyC
Abhishek: you gotta get Twhirl, then you can be in four places at once! - Robert Scoble
If only you didn't crosspost to FF (which nullifies your assertion). ;) - l0ckergn0me
l0ckergn0me I wish you would spell your name in some way that's easy to type. But, yeah, you're right. I forgot that my identi.ca messages are brought into FriendFeed. - Robert Scoble
Except that it posts to FriendFeed - so it's kind of like hanging out someplace with a 2-way mirror ;) - Lucretia Pruitt
LOL - I was thinking the same thing. My wife knows everything I do because of Twitter. She's going to be clueless if I stop posting there. - Jesse Stay via twhirl
Robert, when are you not yourself? heh - Daynah
Try ping.fm. You can say the same thing at the same time at a lot of places. - Rutger Blom
never heard of identi.ca, what is it anyway?? but, being on FF and Twitter at same time using one program is more than enough, I guess.. - Sebastiaan van den Akker via twhirl
Sebastiaan, identi.ca is another microblog. http://identi.ca - Daynah
Yeah, just checked it out, kind of like twitter without the fail whale issues? - Sebastiaan van den Akker via twhirl
Yes.. and without the user database too. It seems to be working well, but personally, I only post on Twitter, Friendfeed, and random stuff at Plurk. - Daynah
I hear ya!! One good thing about having a small userbase :) You can worry less about all of the eyeballs. Unless of course you add the identi.ca account to Frienfeed :)) - Danilo da Silva
LOL - fbrunel
Talked my wife into not blogging three times so far ... Whew :) "Why does my husband sit in front of that thing for hours every day .... Does yours?" - Charlie Anzman
:) - mhmazidi
So you're honoring your word to stevegillmor to bring everyone on over? ;) Well, everyone except said individuals. - Dr. Apps via twhirl
@robert - so you aren't being yourself at all other times? - Jeremy Toeman
I'm debating linking it to FriendFeed actually - Sarah Perez
Here we go. identi.ca is next. - Andrew Baron
I can hang out on Jaiku. No one knows me there. :) - Morton Fox
there goes the (identi.ca) neighborhood [Scobleizer will drive down property values] <g> - ron k jeffries
Well there goes identi.ca . If Leo Laporte gets on it too, we're going down. *snickers* - Candace Holly
I like identi.ca because, as a developer, if anything does go wrong, I can at least have some part in fixing it. Twitter is closed doors, all the way. - Jesse Stay via twhirl
this is really funny - John Tarter
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Dave "Maverick" Winer published a photo on Flickr
Wow what a picture.
July 24 at 3:01 pm - Link
if Hitler could only see "his people" now - Ranjit Mathoda
I super-like this. It's quite amazing to see that large mass of people in front of Barack Obama. - possible248
Mind if I say that this people most probably aren't "his" people?! (btw he was born in Austria, if we'd only knew *SCNR*) - Michael Klier
Reuters is reporting 200k came to the speech. - Rex Hammock via twhirl
@Ranjit, sorry, but that was a rather stupid comment, +1 to what Michael said - Gina Häußge
if @Ranjit's point is that it's great to see how far humankind has come in terms of racial/ethnic equality, then I agree. But regardless, kind of an insensitive way to put it. - graham mudd
Amazing! - Bill Sodeman
I don't care what anyone says. Both McCain and Bush have to be wicked envious. - AJ Kohn
Have you seen the original size? Almost everyone has a camera! Whoa! - AJ Batac ♘
Hitler identified with the Germanic people, Stalin identified with the Russian people. to me all such definitions are kind of stupid, what with us being 5% removed from the chimpanzee. but such people have always tried to establish boundaries and a monolithic identity within such boundaries. a picture/event like this puts a lie to such separations. i wish people, like Hitler, could see how far the future is from the "truth" they saw - Ranjit Mathoda
graham, i don't think people have come that far in terms of racial/ethnic equality if they are still defining separate races/ethnic groups. i do think we are happy being mostly nicer to people of "other" groups, but that's not quite the same. check out an online dating site and see how many people prefer to date people of a particular group. - Ranjit Mathoda
Throughout the speech there are jabs at the Germans. I'm surprised they were still clapping when he mentioned "Never Again!".... in Darfur. - Sam Pullara
Amazing. looking at it in larger view, and THEN in original view. The reduced views don't cut it at all. - Susan A. Kitchens
Susan is right. Amazing photo and love all the digital cameras. - Robert Scoble
great photo, and EVERYONE was taking a picture of Obama. - Baard Overgaard Hansen
I see a guy holding out a laptop lol - ani625
The laptop guy is amazing! Great picture. Funny to see most people looking at the screens of their camera's and not straight at the stage - Peter van Teeseling
Laptop guy did it for me too - Toby Graham
Looks like he's already won the election then. - Sam via twhirl
Incredible! If only Americans felt this passionate about our global image. - Shawn Smith
And then 100000 + people uploaded the same picture from their point of view to Flickr. It would be interesting to compare them all. - DivemasterDoug
Obama campaigning in the 58th state. I think that he forgot that we live...over here. - Kreg Steppe via twhirl
Great photo - Jamie
it would be really cool if those 100000 + people uploaded their photos into Photosynth :) - Jeff Douglass
I would like to think that these politicians feel humble when they stand before a sea of humanity. I hope they remember that they are supposed to be working for our greater good. I can't imagine standing where he's standing. - Yolanda
Absolutely! A Photosynth database of that event would be awesome! - Soulhuntre via twhirl
@Shawn: If all of us Americans had speechwriters like Obama, we could make it look like we were as passionate about our global image as he does ;-) - Kirk Kittell
@Rex Hammock: Yeppers, i was there and the officials said, that about 250.000 people were there. It was really a very awesome event, hey - 250.000 people came to the Berliner Siegessäule and Barack Obama isn't even yet the next president :-). Don't know what happens after the elections ;-) - Ronald
Man, the brush-lipped Fuhrer is finally gone...this is a sign. - Metta (Kamath)
It's just so sad. People really want to believe. But Politics is just a dirty game. There's probably no genuine saviour out there. - john conroy
It was more like people were awaiting a 'rock star' ;-) - Ronald
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Duncan Riley posted an entry on The Inquisitr
July 25 at 7:47 am - Link
I had a professor read the last lecture as part of his retirement; it's definitely a good read. It's so sad to see Pausch go. - Mark Trapp
It's so Sad! He made our world richer with is intelligence and good humor. I wish all the best to their kids. - Fernando
I am so happy I got to interview him. One of my favorites! - Robert Scoble
This really hits home. Great guy, great message. May he rest in peace. - Dave
I just looked back on my blog from meeting him: http://scobleizer.com/2006/01/... -- interesting that he had a big impact on me even back then. - Robert Scoble
Really very sad. I saw his last lecture and was very impressed. Always hoped, he would get through this... - Matthias Schwenk
So sad - he gave one of the great speeches of all time and in such an unassuming, selfless way. I'm glad his kids will at least have that to treasure. - JMaultasch
An inspiration to many. He will be missed - Tim Finucane
One of the finest. Some people are great a reminding us how to live, mainly by example. He was one of them. His web page doesn't seem to be loading..does anyone see where we can leave thoughts for his family and friends? - Loren Heiny
A real loss. I never met him (obviously) but I know of him through the eyes of those who did. - Soulhuntre via twhirl
The book was amazing. - Steve Rubel
Fuck. fuckfuckfuckfuck. Randy was one of my favorite HCI teachers at CMU, and I'm so glad that his 'Last Lecture' got the world-wide attention that it did. I can't imagine being as brave as him in this place, and he fought off the cancer for about 6 months longer than the 4 months his doctors gave him. Even though I've known this was coming for months it's still really hard. - Kevin Fox
I keep putting off the book, which is ironically exactly the opposite of what I should be doing: moving forward and living life instead of treading water and letting life happen. Peace to you, Randy. - Kevin C. Tofel
I'm very sad but will always be inspired by the way he spent his last several months. - Dimitrios Diamantaras
I was a huge fan of Randy's; his work will live on far longer than this in the lives of those he influenced. - Aaron Krug
i love the "bedside conversion" line... - Don Martelli via twhirl
Inspirational. Will be watching his video many times throughout my life. Brave, wise man... - Hao Chen
What better way to go than knowing that you made every day count and that you touched the lives of so many people around the world! Even though his departure is a huge loss, we are blessed with the inspiration he leaves us with! - Gabriel Biguria
I'm going to order the book, finally. - Roberto "Maverick" Bonini
We knew this day would come but it's still sad just the same. The way the man approached his death, is an inspiration. My prayers are with him and his family today. - Peter Simard
He understood life and therefore death. He was attached to what was important in life, not to life itself. He was proof of the fact that scientists and engineers are the most spiritual of people. My thoughts are with his family - I hope they know how many are thinking of them today. - Metta (Kamath)
death is overdramatised, it is the coolest thing that will ever happen to anybody, and is the culmination of everything embodiment was about - Gregory Lent
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Robert Scoble posted a message
“Barack Obama on FriendFeed? Don't believe it. I met the guy who set up the account and it actually is done by a Republican lobbiest. He said he set it up to keep track of Obama and also to keep Obama's staff from using the account. I wish there were a way to authenticate that people are who they see”
June 23 at 6:03 pm - Link
Liked 'cuz I think this is hilarious. That lobbyist gets the Good Job Badge of the Day. - Craig Eddy
just like the folks who grabbed "robertscoble" on plurk. That seems like identity theft to me, it's one thing to have the same name but it's another to imply you are a another person. - Doug Brooks
Yet another proof of the classic comic: "On the internet, no one knows you're a dog." - Craig Eddy
Was? Patrick ain't dead yet. - Andrew Feinberg
Louis knows everyone. Yeah, it is Patrick. - Robert Scoble
Heh, you can tell he's committed to integrity, too: "McCain Nearly Outraises Obama in May" So you mean, he didn't. Friendfeed gave back the Engadget account to Ryan Block when he requested it: who do you have to talk to at the Obama campaign for them to make the same request? - Mark Trapp
brand squatting is a rampant problem. who should get to create the salesforce.com account on any service? i think this needs to be tied to domain ownership, possibly via OpenID - Kingsley Joseph via twhirl
Ahhh. That probably explains some of the items fed to the Obama-2008 room. http://friendfeed.com/rooms/ob... - Robert Seidman
O so you mean the man running one of two active campaigns in the US doesnt actually use FF? Well I never... - Anthony
Mark I am talking with someone from the Obama campaign on Thursday. I will ask. - Robert Scoble
plurk all over again... lame - Susan Beebe
Excellent, Robert. Now, I wonder who's squatting http://friendfeed.com/johnmcca... ... - Mark Trapp
classic. let's see how many comment this gets :) - Tim Hoeck
So is this like *real* politics where there's a real dude and a fake dude all with the same name? - Susan Beebe
I thought I read somewhere that Ruffini had the McCain FriendFeed account. Why haven't Obama's people complained? Are they gunshy after the MySpace account incident? Or is it unimportant? Same question to McCain, if Ruffini controls that too. - Ontario Emperor via fftogo
what a fucking loser - Ryan
unless they use OfficialBarackObama. but i figure knowing this info couldn't they sue? - Outsanity
Pretty simple solution. Obama campaign creates a FFtogo account. Posts it on their site. The unofficial one gets ignored or blocked. - Bill Bittner via fftogo
By the way, John McCain is also Patrick Ruffini. http://www.readwriteweb.com/ar... - Louis Gray
This name squatting across socnets is silly. Fork over your DNA @scobleizer and only then shall you get that coveted @scobelizer moniker across socnets. Bow down to thy namesquatters. - Brian Daniel Eisenberg
I believe it. Their Internet strategy was beyond awesome. - Charlie Anzman
Louis, what you don't know is that Patrick is merely a vessel in which McCain will enter when his body gives out. Sort of like Being John Malkovich, except Patrick is more interesting. - Andrew Feinberg
This is hilarious. But on looking at the stuff in the channel it is clear that he is promoting Obama. Why is he doing that.... baiting the folks to believe that this is the real official channel? - Vic Podcaster
Ruffini is a Republican, but he's very interested in the process, campaiging itself as well as social media. Not everyone is a Republican is evil, surprise surprise. - Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins
Sneaky. All is fair in love and politics. - Michael McGimpsey via twhirl
Lay off Patrick. He's a smart guy who happens to be on one side of the line. Every time I read his stuff or talk to him I learn something new. I can't say that for a great many Dems, sadly. - Andrew Feinberg
Dirty tricks in politics. I think Jefferson made them up. - Francine Hardaway
Just like Premier Wen on Facebook - Jia Liu
He is not a lobbyist he is an ecampaign strategist and blogger - identifying ourselves as Republicans (or worse Republican campaign operatives) on FriendFeed and Twitter is bad enough we don't need to be labeled as lobbyists as well. Next thing you know we are going to be "Republican lobbyist lawyers who own used car lots" - Marco (aureliusmaximus)
Marco you forgot the words 'extreme' and 'fundamentalist' :) - Erin Kotecki Vest
You guys don't see any problem with him purporting to be someone he's not? - Mark Trapp
@erin get back in your fort! I was pretty certain combining "Republican" "Extreme" and "Fundamentalist" would have been seen as unnecessarily repetitive in FriendFeed ; ) - Marco (aureliusmaximus)
Wow, everyone is ready to rip this guy even though he hasn't done anything malicious with the accounts. Has the Obama or McCain camps even asked him to give up the accounts? - Shey
By signing up an account name that is so clearly intended to be someone else, and not disclosing that is really playing on people's trust. If it was used to seed malicious information, surely thats libelous. - Dom Barnes
Yikes! - Mike Reynolds
i'm sure if the obama campaign approached friendfeed, they could get conrtol of the account. this is a non-issue - Baratunde Thurston
I Actaully befriend da obama handle , thinking it was a campaign person from Obama's camp...after all their Twitter handle seemed genuine and worked well. So what is FF's policy for such malicious users ?? Are they going to block account and freeze it or what ? and this is not just about having a prez handle and workin it. rather a community /social question.. we all know the rift on the Loren/Shel issue, but how do we & FF Mod's negate such trolls in this space ? - Peter Dawson
As long as there is no (realistic, scalable) way to check people's identities that works for everybody (so no credit card) and is free (or companies won't implement it), all this talk is useless. - sebmos
@Peter Dawson - Beside being an account that wasn't created by Obama's campaign, this account didn't do anything wrong. It's definitely not a "troll", as it didn't comment useless stuff, etc. I'm having a difficult time seeing the problem with THIS account. - sebmos
The account does not claim to be Obama, and clearly is not slandering Obama. Further, even if it WAS on Obama's behalf it wouldn't "be" him anyway. As for the whole squatting hew and cry, think of the nightmare. How popular would someone have to be before they could demand the special status of "he who gets to use one name everywhere"? Does Scoble get special treatment but a smaller person is just screwed? First come, first served is fine. In cases of slander or fraud there are already laws. - Soulhuntre
"He said he set it up to keep track of Obama and also to keep Obama's staff from using the account" - and you replied..... - Rashunda Tramble
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Bret Taylor posted a message
“The FriendFeed office”
The FriendFeed office
June 18 at 4:51 pm - via mail2ff - Link
Amazing how much we have grown... - Bret Taylor via mail2ff
How can you guys sit facing each other like that? I'd go nuts. Or at least get some sort of Nerf weapon. - Josh
I think Kevin has the best posture - Casey Muller
Great, how many people are you at the moment? - Leandro Ardissone
I swear the guy in the foreground isn't wearing pants. Cool office rules. - Jack Carlson
Paul rarely wears clothes. - Bret Taylor
This also looks like a "Battleship" tournament... Kevin, in fact, appears to be making the "you sank my battleship!" gesture. - Chris Reed
Great to see a company firing on all cylinders - Mike Doeff
Josh: the key is extremely large screens so you can't actually see the person in front of you. - Bret Taylor
Man, do people get sent to sit by the bathroom and public writeboard as punishment? - Stepan Mazurov
I brought a t-shirt to change into after biking to work, but I didn't bother. I might have made a different choice if I'd known it would be blogged... :-) - Kevin Fox
@Kevin: You match the rug and lamp so it's working. :) - Tsega Dinka
Awesome window into FF Bret. Really like the transparency and willingness to speak openly with the community and those who are critical of FF. Enjoyed that Qik inteview by what's his name... - Brian Daniel Eisenberg
Wow you guys have really grown and your office looks more colorful than the "garden variety" Google office space! - Bindu Reddy
Keep up the good work. You'll all have corner offices soon :) - Andrew Smith
i hope one of those people is working on the "page 11" bug! - Ňicķ
I'm with Josh - I'd probably go crazy, no matter how large the screen. - Ontario Emperor
Wait, there's somebody on the other side of my monitor? - Casey Muller
im all up in paul's code now! and that guy in the orange really sits up straight - Allen Stern
I want to go and meet Bret, Paul, Dave, and the gang!! - Susan Beebe
I see nobody will finish off that Old Time Candy. As your mothers likely told you, you can't have more until you finish what you already have! - Louis Gray
Louis: we ate all of our favorites. Apparently no one wants to eat the wax lips. That was the best gift we have ever gotten, by the way. You rock, Louis. - Bret Taylor
Bret, but shouldn't the interns _have_ to wear the wax lips as some form of initiation? - Louis Gray
So that's where all my attention went! :-) - Robert Scoble
I want FF schwag! :) - Leandro Ardissone via twhirl
Looks Cool! Good working environment. BTW, the guy on the left with the white jacket in the back looks like Sayid from Lost :-) - Guido Rossi
wow, looks much better than the IT cubicle hell that I work in! - jerry
It looks so different from when I visited two months ago! - Lyndsey McGrath
can i work there :) - Jay Martinez via twhirl
I like this place - accesine
Weird! I don't see the picture on freidnfeed.com - but in Alert Thingy it works!!! - w0nk0
"Paul's code?" I thought that was a kernel panic. (squints at picture) - Karim
..and now, 10 minutes later, I see it. Flock ff3 bug maybe? - w0nk0
hah! looks like you guys are gonna need more space soon :-) - tracy apps via twhirl
The code isn't a kernel panic. You can see the blue bar at the top showing it's a window. Looks like a cool place to work. - possible248
I wish my office looked more like that instead of a cubical farm - Josh Smith
I forgot the closing </joke> tag on my "kernel panic" crack. Though, of course, if it is a kernel panic, I spotted it first. lol - Karim
The last time my office looked like this was when I was in gradudate school. - Khürt Williams via twhirl
Did they buy that new fan to deal with his bare feet? - Victor Ryden
从这个角度看,似乎有些拥挤了 - Liang ✈
Bret, it was really great to meet you today and do the panel together! - David Sifry via twhirl
looks like the find I was hoping for-mahalo! - Crystal Clear via Alert Thingy
look like comfy chairs - Capn' "One-Eye" Longman ☠
的确是有些挤,正前方那个穿橙色的是不是Kevin? - liuyuntian
It looks neat and comfortable :) - Herman
I swear, contrary to appearances, I am not an obese hunchback. - Jim Norris
More people since spring Scoble's interview :) - Igor Poltavskiy
Congrats on the growth of the team - David Vasileff
Wow! Cool.. You guys keep your desks pretty clean!! - Jigar Mehta
Hi guys! *waves* - Yolanda
I would love this work environment - I hate the isolated office or cube - that's what I get from being a high extrovert... lol - Tony
wow..where are here? - Jaycai
Very cool... - Mitchell Tsai
Scoble's face is blown up on posterboard and tacked to the inside of the restroom door. Eek :) - Aaron Brazell
Father Scoble is worshiped @ FF... OMG that's awesome! how funny! - Susan Beebe
funny to see how people sit - LPH™
Very cool,you guys certainly blow our mind - Steve
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