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Category Archives: digg/Rev3
Read it, disregard it, drive into walls.
You know what? stfu, valleywag. I know you’re the Internet’s answer to The Sun, so I’m just going to disregard everything you just said in that article. I mean really? Alex is “forgettable”? Please, Alex is far more interesting than … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Technology, Freelance, digg/Rev3
Tagged alex albrecht, david, david prager, glenn mcelhose, kevin rose, martin sargent, valleywag
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Link round up
I got home about seven today, with achy feet, and I decided I was in need of a nap. That nap lasted from seven till midnight, so I’m fairly alert now. I managed to get through sixty RSS items, and … Continue reading
Product placement should save piracy
I’m just going to throw this idea out there; when TV show marketers are selling out slots for their product placement bits (whenever you saw a phone on 24, someone had paid for that to be there) do they take … Continue reading
Posted in Television, bittorrent, digg/Rev3
Tagged advertising, distribution methods, product placement
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Compatibility checklist
I was planning on watching Digg’s Townhall, but I saw the topics they talk about and they’re all the same. Mostly power users and duplicate content. In response to those Jay and Kevin will just say “Yeah, we’re working on … Continue reading
Posted in digg/Rev3, linux
Tagged compatibility, jay adelson, kevin rose, linux, luke mee
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Products I Can't Live Without
Michael Arrington did a post on the web services he couldn’t live without, and I thought it’d be cool for me to do the same. I’m not a super-internet user like Arrington – it’s his job to be testing these … Continue reading