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10 months ago
in Blatchford pines for the monologue on Mathew's comments
I quite agree with you Mathew. She write in a very personal fashion. But I am very fickle when it comes to her articles I have loved some of them and think others are absolutely dribble.
1 year ago
in I think MSFT has already won on Mathew's comments
I am really worried about this. I love del.icio.us , flickr and have had a yahoo mail address since 2000 but I would hate to see what Microsoft would do with Flickr and del.icio.us. They work so well right now, Mircosoft has been famous for having anything but a hands off approach. Look what happend to iview media pro. Great program that was completely messed with once Microsoft purchased it.
Say it ain't so!!!!
Say it ain't so!!!!
1 year ago
in MSFT and YHOO: Then there were two on Mathew's comments
Yahoo please please please, no! I have many yahoo services and would hate to have Microsoft involved in your products!!! NO!!!!!
I would hate to see Yahoo taken over by Microsoft it would be horrible!
I would hate to see Yahoo taken over by Microsoft it would be horrible!
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1 year ago
in Last.fm tries the subscription model on Mathew's comments
Not that I used Last FM - but I am getting tired of the this great new service, but not in Canada.
Dam it I want my iPhone (un jail broken too. . .)
Dam it I want my iPhone (un jail broken too. . .)
1 year ago
in Hey, Steve — you broke the Internet on Mathew's comments
TUAW was barely able to handle the load, although I was able to see more updates from them then I was GeekbriefTV.
Funny You never hear about people lining up the night before at a Microsoft convention. . . . .
Good for you Steve I hope you break the internet next year too. . . . .
Funny You never hear about people lining up the night before at a Microsoft convention. . . . .
Good for you Steve I hope you break the internet next year too. . . . .
doesn't happen. The only thing that could potentially knock it off the
rails would be anti-trust concerns, and even there Google is already 75 per
cent of the market so the feds aren't likely to care.