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by jdrenterprises 11y ago
The comments identifying the parts that Cluetrain got "wrong" and the ones stating it "failed" prove only one thing to me... TCM didn't fail, we did. All of the Cluetrain Manifesto could have been "right,&quot
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The hacker culture is winning(lemire.me)
1 points by jdrenterprises 11y ago|0 comments
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Google: Too Big to Derail – The Baffler(thebaffler.com)
2 points by jdrenterprises 11y ago|0 comments
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On rote memorization and antiquated skills(lemire.me)
1 points by jdrenterprises 12y ago|0 comments
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How to stop using Google – for search, email, video etc.(theguardian.com)
4 points by jdrenterprises 12y ago|1 comments
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Privacy technology everyone can use would make us all more secure(theguardian.com)
2 points by jdrenterprises 12y ago|0 comments
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Stop the Hollyweb(defectivebydesign.org)
1 points by jdrenterprises 12y ago|0 comments
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by jdrenterprises 13y ago
I'm not a programming expert, nor a process expert, but the way I see it... ... there has got to be a multi-stage process for authentication that does NOT use any CC or SSN. Of course, the responsibility lies with the account owner fo
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by jdrenterprises 13y ago
I don't like the "persistence" of Google either, but... if you want to use their package of services (Plus, GMail, others...) the stakes are just going to get higher and higher. Today, it's a cell phone number for the &q
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by jdrenterprises 13y ago
"Arguably Essays" by Christopher Hitchens "Letters to a Young Contrarian" by the same. and "Unpopular Essays" by Bertrand Russell.
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by jdrenterprises 13y ago
"...and 10% of the people are not going to pay for no ads." Any data to base this assumption on? Maybe it won't be 10%... but even 1%, 4%, 6% are a solid revenue stream with a user base the size of Facebook's.
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by jdrenterprises 13y ago
The way Mr. Schmidt comes across in response to critics, immediately labeling ALL critics as people afraid of change... comes across as desperate to me. Society will adapt to those technologies IT deems fit for society... not every single t
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Rather Than Fix The CFAA, House Judiciary Committee Planning To Make It Worse...(techdirt.com)
3 points by jdrenterprises 13y ago|0 comments
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by jdrenterprises 14y ago
For the average person, Wordpress is VERY easy to install, and moderately easy to use. For geeks and people who understand technology and programming, I suppose Wordpress wouldn't cut it.
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by jdrenterprises 14y ago
Yes, but the article title makes it sound like the author got screwed even though he made the bestseller list. $12000 isn't nothing, and Amazon has nothing to do with the results an author gets from their book in terms of units sold, except
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by jdrenterprises 14y ago
"Bestseller" does not equal income. I think there are a percentage of authors who believe that because they get on a bestseller list, they are going to be a millionaire. The article stated 4000 copies sold, and $12000 in income. Math is m
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HBO asked Google to censor links to HBO.com(thenextweb.com)
3 points by jdrenterprises 14y ago|2 comments
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by jdrenterprises 14y ago
Sorry, but I disagree with this: "you'd have to be pretty ignorant to claim remote workers are able to communicate as well as on-site workers. If I need to ask a teammate a question, I turn my head slightly to the left and ask them. They re
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Big, Open, and more Networked Than Ever... 10 Trends From 2012(radar.oreilly.com)
6 points by jdrenterprises 14y ago|0 comments
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by jdrenterprises 14y ago
In my opinion, writing and hosting a blog serves several purposes. One, to hone my writing chops. Two, to express my own ideas in my own way... because it's my own "house" online. Three, I've actually landed some fairly lucrative client