sofarsoShawn

“There is no specific London style.” At least that’s what the ‘Super Contemporary’ show at London’s Design Museum proclaims. During an exploration of London’s art and design scene in September 2009, what did emerge was a city with a unique sense of its own personality and history, a fertile hub of international thinkers, and a community working towards a future that is designed to be interactive, environmentally responsible, and prosperous. Here is a look at the visual personality of London, based on visits to the city’s major art museums, attendance at the 2009 London Design Festival, and interviews with artists and designers who call the great city home." - sofarsoShawn

Yesss...slightly disturbing. At least for me, but whatever's your biznatch is your biznatch - sofarsoShawn

the squeeze bacon kills me! >.< - Marissa

Of course I would accept. Why wouldn't I? :) - Louis Gray

Really Louis!!! OMG!!! *SCREAMS* - sofarsoShawn

"Google is trying not to be creepy. That's according to CEO Eric Schmidt, who told Fox Business Thursday that "we're trying not to cross what we call the creepy line" when it comes to the data it gathers. As an example, Schmidt said Google only publishes satellite data that is a month old, indicating that Google would consider it creepy to publish real-time satellite data. Google is quite used to facing charges that it has become a little too Big Brotherish in its conquest of the Internet search market. In response, it emphasizes that Google users have control over the data the company collects on them, most recently introducing Google Dashboard as a way of letting users see all the personal data the company has assembled in a single Web page. That will likely never be enough to satisfy the hardcore privacy advocates of the world, but the general public--and the government--are also starting to get a little uneasy about Google's unparalleled reach across the Internet. In the... more... - sofarsoShawn

navel - Trish Haley

Thx Eric but no my nips are wayyy too sensitive for that, but you're closest...in terms of proximity LOL I'll take pics ~ et hé salop, où vas-tu avoir ta cour refait surface? viendrai chez soi début décembre et j'ai hâte de jouer d'hockey!! - sofarsoShawn from IM

I don't know what the average Facebook user imports, but I only bring 2 feeds into Facebook as compared to at least 15 on FriendFeed. - Mitch

Oh OH & I also notice a new Cr-App: 'Polariod Photos' you can mix & match your old pictures to have 6-in-1! & you gotta tag EVERYONE! ALSOOOO new feature! In the suggested Friend Box is now the suggestion to also write on their wall - like what? Ça va? qu'est ce qui ce passe...? Hey, how's it going...Of course this is all to prompt more activity/interaction, higher usage, more log-ins - sofarsoShawn

I had in my head the whole time the tune Surfing UAE rather than USA, yes I know that's boarding *shrugs* - sofarsoShawn

"FriendFeed Co-Founder, Paul Buchheit has taken the stage at Startup School at UC Berkeley. Buchheit is talking about what he’s learned so far as an entrepreneur, from creating Gmail to founding FriendFeed. Buchheit made some interesting points from his career at Intel, Google, FriendFeed and now Facebook. He’s also winging his presentation to see how it goes (and he’s doing a good job at it)... - sofarsoShawn from Bookmarklet

...Buchheit talked about his past at Google, where he is of course known as being the creator of Gmail, as well as Intel. At Intel, Buchheit learned that he didn’t enjoy working at large companies. People often ask what’s the formula to startup success. Buchheit answered with that Google had a formula for making successful products that everyone had to follow. Buchheit also mentioned... more... - sofarsoShawn

Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has taken the stage at Startup School, where Y Combinator’s Jessica Livingston is interviewing him. I’m liveblogging the interview below. Mark Zuckerberg: “I love being here. These are like, my people... - sofarsoShawn from Bookmarklet

..."Q: I want to go way back, before Facebook. What did you learn from those experiences? A: I mostly built stuff that I liked. When I got to college I started messing around with other programs. There’s this story — I was making Facebook the week before finals, and there was a class where you had to learn all these pieces of arts. I was supposed to be studying, but instead I was... more... - sofarsoShawn

Penguin or Eric @ CS Techcast or both...at the same time... - sofarsoShawn

Without nipples breasts would be pointless... *rimshot* - Jemm

Breaking news...It's ALIVE!!!! It's ALIVE!!!! - sofarsoShawn

LOL sofar it's hilarious, the authour inserts a Zombie scene whenever he believes that Pride & Prejudice drags, which in my opinion is 3/4 of the book. It takes 200 pages for LIzzie to realize Darcy's not a total a-hole. - sofarsoShawn

"BASCA and the Swedish Pirate Party clash over p2p issue The P2P issue never leaves debates or news – In The City music conference held in Manchester, England saw its first day kicking off with a panel dedicated entirely to this topic. The Pirate Party not only attended the conference but it put forward 5 copyright law reforms it sees fit for the current state of affairs: “First, we want to reduce it to commercial use only,” said Rick Falkvinge founder and chairman of the Swedish Pirate Party, pointing out that file sharing should only be criminalized when it involves commercial purposes. The proposals went on as follows: We want to limit the length of copyright to five years from the day of publication. We want to limit the online technical measures, the purpose of which is to strip consumers of their legal rights. We want to specifically allow remixes and rehashes and encourage the mash-up culture, which today is illegal. We want to strongly keep the right of attribution – that is... more... - sofarsoShawn

I wish! - Gina

You should be good at those. :) - Derrick

It was hard a first, but he's a good spot, really hands on, OMG LOL at the innuendo - sofarsoShawn