Quando le cose non ti vengono bene come vorresti puoi scegliere di fare qualche passo indietro per verificare che cosa non ha funzionato, oppure puoi decidere di fare una dozzina di passi in avanti annunciando progetti strampalati per distogliere l’attenzione dai tuoi fallimenti.
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Please bring us a bookmark manager for the mac version and we’re ready to go all in with Chrome
Google Chrome Releases: Dev Channel Update
Linux, by the way, still hovers around one per cent, as it has all year. The few, the proud, the penguins.
Windows 7 soars while Mac OS X trips online • The Register
Maybe if the local paper stopped paying to syndicate state and national stories, they’d save money? I don’t need yet another source telling me the same info that’s all over the net. I want LOCAL news, and I’m not willing to pay $10 a month for a rag that’s 50% shit from AP and Reuters that I already know, 25% fluff, and 25% meaningful local reporting.
But I would pay $2.50 a month for just the insightful local reporting, without all the extra junk. From the comments to “Why paywalls won’t help most big newspapers” - Boing Boing
But I would pay $2.50 a month for just the insightful local reporting, without all the extra junk. From the comments to “Why paywalls won’t help most big newspapers” - Boing Boing
[…] never create a blog or a Twitter feed with the explicit idea of promoting yourself. Create for the joy of creating. Share for the joy of the sharing, and because the information you’re sharing genuinely excites you. Do that, and the rest will follow.
On Self-Promotion – Jeffrey Zeldman Presents The Daily Report
una rapida sintesi degli ultimi aumenti:
+ 3,8% nel 2003, in cui si è passati dal 14% al 17,8% ;
+ 5,2% nel 2006, ovvero dal 17,8% al 23% ;
+ 3,1% (dal 23,71% al 26,82%) approvato nel 2007 per il periodo 2008-2011 con l’accordo del welfare. BASTA FARE CASSA A NOSTRE SPESE
+ 3,8% nel 2003, in cui si è passati dal 14% al 17,8% ;
+ 5,2% nel 2006, ovvero dal 17,8% al 23% ;
+ 3,1% (dal 23,71% al 26,82%) approvato nel 2007 per il periodo 2008-2011 con l’accordo del welfare. BASTA FARE CASSA A NOSTRE SPESE
Usually when people don’t ask me to design them a logo, pie charts or website, I, in return, do not ask them to paint my apartment, drive me to the airport, represent me in court or whatever it is they do for a living.
“It’s like twitter. Except we charge people to use it.”
As time goes on, we get smarter. We learn more about our customers and what they really want. Therefore, we’re at our dumbest at the beginning, and at our smartest at the end. So when should you make business decisions? When you have the most information, when you’re at your smartest: as late as possible. Like the college campus, you can do without walkways for a year. Resist the urge to figure it all out in advance. Realize this is when you know the least. When people expect you to make these decisions in advance, get used to saying, “We don’t know yet,” then tell this simple story about walkways, to show them how wise you are.
Let pedestrians define the walkways | Derek Sivers
From: www.axess.im
Google ChromeOS: It’s basically a modified browser that runs web apps
Google ChromeOS: It’s basically a modified browser that runs web apps
Microsoft Records The Sound Of A Telsa
Microsoft Records The Sound Of A Tesla « TechPulse 360
Chromium Helper[593] : The function `CGAccessSessionSkipBytes’ is obsolete and will be removed in an upcoming update. Unfortunately, this application, or a library it uses, is using this obsolete function, and is thereby contributing to an overall degradation of system performance. Please use `CGAccessSessionSkipForward’ instead.
Chromium (from the Mac OS X Terminal)
[…] i suoni “puliti” di una vera batteria, anche se più volte processati attraverso i sintetizzatori.
Depeche Mode - Wikipedia
[…] it’s not about when or at what hours people are in their offices (or even working out of office). In Silicon Valley, even when folks aren’t strictly working or at work, they are still working. Even when they’re out clubbing, partying, eating dinner or just hanging out … They are working because everyone they’re hanging out with is in the industry and related to their work. Your best friends are co-founders, competitors, business development partners, your lawyers or your event co-sponsors. You date, hook up with or marry your co-workers, your business development managers, your PR reps. It’s all incestuous and a very small-world and quite possibly incredibly unhealthy (although it’s clearly worked for many otherwise the valley would have collapsed by now in an earthquake of divource and law-suits). But from an investment and knowledge-enhancing-viral-feeding point of view it’s hugely valuable. It’s like one massive petri dish. An uber-mega-corporation of startups where people might circulate between Google, Yahoo! Apple and other companies in between startups. But it keeps everyone going, thinking and buzzing about their work all the bloody time.
European startups need to work as hard as Valley ones – or forget it
