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Words to live by.
If the TMI [too much information] posts and status updates on Facebook and Twitter have taught us anything, it’s that users apparently have little sense of boundaries in sharing personal or sensitive information with the anonymous masses.
Tony Bradley in an Open letter to facebook.
He goes on to talk about how fb likes to introduce new interfaces and features, which lately were ‘opt-in’-by-default, without warning.
With this business model, Facebook gets the same net result—half a billion users freely sharing personal and sensitive information with the entire world via Facebook and its third-party partners—but without the legal or regulatory scrutiny.
I don’t even care anymore. People are stupid and I am crazy.
Stuff about this posted?
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Simply put, our customers do not want a world in which it is easy for developers to write apps that run on many platforms. They just don’t. They want this to be hard for developers. I don’t know why — you’ll have to ask the customers. We’re just listening, and doing what they want.
Fake Steve Jobs on the removal of Flash from OS X after real Steve Jobs posted his essay “Thoughts on Flash”
If I fail this project, it’s no big deal… at least I’m not blind!
Brenna, on a radio documentary she produced about a blind paralympian.
Live blogging Apple events
Look, I’m not saying it’s because the frigtards who run Twitter probably won’t be able to handle the load tomorrow and the whole system is going to crash. But let’s just say I wouldn’t bet against that scenario, either. I mean look at these guys. Birdman and Baldy, we call them. As Larry says, these guys couldn’t find their own assholes using two hands and a flashlight. You really want to rely on them for something important? I wouldn’t rely on them to wash my car.
-Fake Steve Jobs on his live blogging of Apple’s impending tablet release.
If you have two apples and are given two potatos you can’t say you have 4 apples can you?
John Ogundare making an anlogy on how angles must be in same units to be added. Being french though I can argue that you would have 4 potatos…
