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Hurting someone is as easy as cutting a tree, but making someone happy is like growing a tree… it takes a lot of time. So, DON’T HURT ANYONE!
Hurt someone is very bad.
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Geek Pride Day Is May 25: Here's How To Celebrate – ReadWrite →
For three years running, IT recruitment agency Modis has conducted an annual Geek Pride survey in honor of the holiday.
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GeoGuessr - Let's explore the world! →
A guessing game that teleport to a random place the Street View Car’s been, and you’ve to make a guess where you are.
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Pinterest is, now, just easier to manage →
Pinterest’s recent redesign is intended to cut down on clutter and make the site easier to manage, without drastically changing its look. […] One of the most noticeable changes so far is Pinterest’s move to larger pins, so you get four rather than five items per row. The site looks cleaner and less overwhelming because you don’t see as many items on the screen at once.
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YouTube Adds Paid Channel Subscriptions →
Mark this date. I have a feeling this is going to be a huge disruption in the TV space. It’s limited to select partners for right now, but I’ll bet that anyone with a YouTube channel will get the opportunity eventually. And as Mat Honan sais, this brings us “a small step closer to the dream of a la carte programming.”
YouTube will let you pay to subscribe to channels with a new pilot program that includes a limited number of channel partners for now. The company listed Jim Henson Family TV and Ultimate Fighting Championship as initial members.
Prices start at $.99 per month, paid via Google Wallet. Users get a 14 day free trial to channels, which are also discounted if you subscribe by the year. Once signed up for a paid channel, you can suck down as much video as it has to offer.
Just like some popular social networking sites, online video services are moving to become (big) networks on their own. This’s good news. But, this debate will continue, unendingly: Should we all pay for what we watch OR should we all pay for what some of us like to watch??
Source: nerdology
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We are all naked on the Internet. And, Kim Dotcom like to help us put some pants on :-) →
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Tapstream is marketing analytics for your mobile app »
Tapstream helps you grow your userbase by identifying sources of new users, engaged users, and high-value users. A single, lightweight SDK is all you need, or choose the SDK-less integration. […] Follow which ads, ad networks, social networks, or SEO efforts are driving user growth. More importantly, learn where your highest-value users come from instead of acquiring a bunch of lookie-loos that run your app once and never come back. […] Tapstream works for iOS, Android, OS X, and Windows apps.
It’s really important to understand the user-behavior of your smartphone app users, isn’t it? You can (if you’re a mobile app developer) join other great companies, including WebMD, Bleacher Report, and HootSuite, by signing up now for free. Yes, Tapstream is free to start and, literally, no credit card required.
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A couple of great startup stories from Dustin Curtis →
“What a stupid idea,” I thought to myself.
As we finished our coffees, I think he sensed my apathy, and we parted ways. But just before I walked away, he asked a question:
“What do you think about the name we’ve been using? It’s called Pinterest.”
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