DISQUS

No libre.fm ?

I still don't understand why the manufacturing process is important.

No. But I guess my opinion probably doesn't count since I'm Canadian.

Yes we do need a Google browser. I'm finally glad there's a company that sees that how we use the web today is vastly different from when it was conceived. Web "browsing" doesn't even make up my core use of a web browser anymore. These days, I typically have preconceived destinations yet the only tools in a web browser that aids with this use case model is bookmarks. For this simple reason, I'm incredibly excited about Google's browser.

And here's an anonymous comment using Disqus.

That's so asinine. Just because you heard Fox News talking about his lyrics that's now what he's 'known' for? Wow.

For people who didn't begin 'knowing' Nas because of sensational media coverage, they know this is the Nas who's most popular/successful single is the positive hit, "I Can": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtuKisW35VU

And for the people who religiously listen to Nas, they'll also know of "If I ruled the world".

Please do your homework (hint: you didn't bother pulling up Nas' wikipedia profile) and stop perpetuating the same tripe perpetuated by the media.

But I suppose I shouldn't expect that much from a tech blog. As much as the blogosphere rails against mainstream media for not fact-checking, they sure do an aweful job of it themselves. You simply for the bitchmeme dramas that draw lots of traffic.

If you're in Canada, you definitely care.

Thanks Dave. I honestly thought Scoble would have been played this role.

Hate to say it, but that's not the role of del.icio.us. For me, del.icio.us is all about bookmark synchronization. And bookmark synchronization doesn't involve automatically submitting a slew of content but rather, actively choosing what interests me.

I agree. Most web-oriented folk don't simply don't realize that for many businesses, especially outside of the technology industry, email is indeed far more important than web. And obviously web mail doesn't cut it due to the amount of time it takes to get a simple task done.

I'm sorry but serving ads is not a business model.

I still maintain that Twitter is a feature, not a product.

perfect, except for the aluminum titlebar on my macbook pro :(

Funny enough, everyone's acting like this is a new thing. For year's people have been posting links on message boards, IRC, and having their own conversation there.

On the RSS 2.0 <comments> - If I'm understanding correctly this element contains a single url and can only exist once. Isn't the real problem that we'd like a way to discover all comments? Kinda sounds like an opportunity, methinks.

I absolutely love everything about FriendFeed. It's everything the Facebook feed should be. I wish I could swap them hahah.

Is it just me or are there no RSS feeds on Alltop? Just like popurls.com, this is inexcusable.

I've found Google Docs is great for collaborative editing. Once everyone's done editing then it's up to someone to take the Google Docs version and properly format the doc using a desktop word processor.

Based on this observation, Google needs to completely clone a desktop word processor or focus on perfecting collaboration (it's so damn annoying when you get moved to the top of the document because someone else made a change).

Hrmm...since online editing is tough, wouldn't Google Docs and Latex work well together? Or a dumbed down version of Latex for the masses? The idea of separating style from content could work to Google Docs' advantage.

Wow, Scoble, you realize you're partly responsible for creating this monster right?

This story is so lame. If you share something you share it with the world.

There's no notion of who you're sharing with so long as an RSS feeds exists for those shared items.

Facebook is different because it's a whitelist. These privacy people need to get a life.

Robert, did you all of a sudden forget that this the same Apple that was intentionally bricking users' phones?

The same one that pulled an about face when they staggeringly dropped the iPhone price and said 'too bad' until users called them on it?

After some of these actions that have somewhat surprised their core base of supporters, I'm not sure why you're so surprised that people are no longer blindly following them.

They're a bit more critical now because they're realizing that Apple is as much a company as any other company out there.

Call me shallow, but it's so fricken ugly. That's already a huge barrier to entry no matter what the product does.

off-topic - I just noticed Google is aggregating your recent posts and linking from them in a search result for your blog: http://www.google.ca/search?source=ig&hl=en...

I guessing they're putting links to the most popular articles?

Scoble - get a team together and build a social network for non-real friends with no limits.

I think the 5000 friend limit is fine. For most, Facebook is meant to be for a network of real friends.

You're an outlier and I respect that you can voice your opinion, but I'm certain Facebook has their priorities and the guts to forego pleasing those with the loudest voices. Frankly, I don't think this is a pressing issue for Facebook's core audience.

But of course, you're entitled to complain and gloat about having 5000 friends :)

Kyte really slows down this site. Or maybe it's just my crappy computer.