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yay, they're still there :) i've seen them in trinity bellwoods too, but the last time i spotted one would have been probably five years ago.

what about the post on stalkdaily's home page that claims responsibility? i'm confused.

according to a WHOIS on stalkdaily's IP address, stalkdaily.com appears to be hosted at fastservers.net. i have sent an email to their abuse team, fwiw.

i wonder if anyone has tried to contact the person listed in twply.com's whois record, for comment.

@twply, your website has *no* privacy policy anywhere i can see.

what is your privacy policy?

and call me an idiot or blind, but i can't seem to figure out how to log in any more...

i like the new header design, but i am finding it hard to distinguish the article headlines-- i feel like the rest of the page is a bit of a jumble.

the problem with facebook's news feed, though, is that if you have lots of friends, facebook won't show you all of the stories. you can tweak your preferences all you want but you're still going to miss something. the facebook news feed is a pretty poor aggregator in that regard.

doh! too late for me :(

doh! too late for me :(

there should be a poll "how messed up is mashable for you right now?" i tried voting on the poll and got "500 server error". and this is the 4th time i've tried posting a comment here :P

is there any way for you to improve the audio quality in these interviews? i like the podcast but it's always kind of uncomfortable to listen to.

i'm definitely looking forward to your future articles!

meanwhile... have you seen the blow-up over livejournal's removal of basic (no-ad) accounts?

http://news.livejournal.com/106731.html?thread=...

even brad fitzpatrick is pissed, especially since he's on the advisory board and his advice seems to have been ignored: http://brad.livejournal.com/2368071.html

that lexical scope thing bites me SO OFTEN. i keep forgetting i have to do "global $x" in functions where i want to use something in global scope and i wonder why things aren't working. argh!

testing?

of course age and wisdom don't necessarily go hand-in-hand, but there is a lot to be said for experience, and the older you get, the more chances you have to gain it.

i agree with alex. this is a useless article :(

amen to prediction #5. the so-called blogosphere is an echo chamber and it only seems to be getting worse. we'll here more about the projects of the in-crowd and less about innovation on the fringes as the new media starts to resemble old media more and more.

wow that sounded grumpy! must be the grinch in me :D

congrats! mashable has become essential reading for me.

this definitely looks useful!

i noticed that (at least on firefox/win) it uses a signed java applet. it's possible that this applet could potentially get around any myspace blocking, because requests to myspace could be sent from the user's own computer.

more and more people i know are using facebook messaging instead of email. i sure wish i could export my facebook messages for backup, since it's getting more and more important...

hmmm. might be fixed now? i just made a blog post and it seems to be ok.

http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=bl...

"Ol' Steve claims that it will all work out when Apple signs a special deal with YouTube, and YouTube re-encodes their videos to H.264 format, just to please all us iPhone fans."

didn't they already sign this re-encoding deal for AppleTV?

i'm always most impressed by the ones that use the actual myspace elements (like mikeindustries' layout) rather than just hiding everything and adding new stuff on top.

i wonder if there's a myspace layout that makes your myspace profile look like facebook!