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  • anon  Thanks Dave. I honestly thought Scoble would have been played this role.
  • • 4 weeks ago
    •   Arrington, Feldman & Israel (Scripting News)
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  • anon  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.
  • • 1 month ago
    •   del.icio.us question (Scripting News)
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  •   dave  Obviously that's true. If they wanted people to synch up feeds they would have made it easy, not hard.
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  • anon  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.
  • • 2 months ago
    •   John Gruber is wrong: for some customers, email is more important than the web
    •   Technovia
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  • james  I'm sorry but serving ads is not a business model.
  • • 2 months ago
    •   Japanese Twitter has ads (Scripting News)
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  • anon  perfect, except for the aluminum titlebar on my macbook pro :(
  • • 3 months ago
    •   Firefox Personas Updated
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  • anon  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 - 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.
  • • 3 months ago
    •   My two cents on this week's Bitchmeme (Scripting News)
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