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I'd normally join the line to dance on eBay's grave, having occasionally criticized its namesake site over the years. But in this case, I'd rather wipe away the dirt, crack open the coffin, and show everyone that eBay is far from dead.
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via Motley Fool via MSN Money @ 18:40 4th Jun
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I'd normally join the line to dance on eBay's grave, having occasionally criticized its namesake site over the years. But in this case, I'd rather wipe away the dirt, crack open the coffin, and show everyone that eBay is far from dead.
in Online Auctions
via Motley Fool @ 22:04 4th Jun
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Forget fall's big releases. The one thing that everyone was talking about at last week's Book Expo America, the annual tradeshow for the publishing industry, was Amazon's e-book reader the Kindle. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos gave a talk at the trade fair last week and got booksellers both worried and excited about the electronic future.
in Search Engines
via National Post @ 21:34 10th Jun
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Dan Lohrmann reports that a disgruntled San Francisco network administrator has locked everyone out of the city's system and now sits in jail refusing to divulge the password.
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via Government Technology @ 17:37 16th Jul
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I Don't Believe in Imaginary Property writes "A Florida patent troll called Channel Intelligence is suing everyone from Lemonade to Remember the Milk for infringing on patent 6,917,941, which covers storing a wishlist in a database. Amazon and eBay are absent from the list of targets, even though they very likely store users' wishlists in a database. With any luck, perhaps one of the defendants will get to use that precedent PJ found the other day from In re Lintner, which said, '[c]laims which are broad enough to read on obvious subject matter are unpatentable even though they also read on non-obvious subject matter.'"
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via Slashdot @ 21:56 22nd Jul
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A bevy of beauties milled around her. Almost everyone of them wanted to say something to her and you could see happiness etched around her aging face as she smiled continually. Deborah Adebola Fasoyin is a member of the famous Good Women’s Choir that originated in Ibadan many years back.
in Arts & Culture
via Daily Sun @ 2:10 10th Jun
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Everyone makes money and spends it, but not everyone bothers to track their income and expenses. To make managing your money simple, you can choose from a variety of programs, including Intuit's standard Quicken. The problem with most of these applications is that they come loaded with so many features, few people take the time to learn them all. As a result many people ignore these programs, and those that do use them can only understand a fraction of the available options. If you find traditional budgeting programs too complicated, then you might appreciate the simplicity of Squirrel.
in Personal Finance
via IPod NN @ 13:13 18th Jul
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EVERYONE can have his own little space online, and with limitless room for everyone on the Internet, you can make yourself very comfortable.
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via Asiaone @ 2:44 6th Jun
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Hi, everyone. As many of you know, we released PS3 firmware update v2.40 last week, but had to take it offline temporarily because, for a limited number of users, the XMB wouldn’t display after the update was installed. We’ve been able to fix the problem, and I’m happy to report that firmware update v2.41 will be released shortly. We want to extend our apologies to the PlayStation community for any inconvenience. Now we’ll be looking forward to seeing everyone online and racking up those trophies!
in Computer Games
via Neowin.net @ 14:54 11th Jul
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You may love rock music everyone knows you’re not experienced until you dig Jimi Hendrix - everyone knows that. Well, videogames will soon get their trial by fire.
in Video Games
via Games Domain @ 12:31 21st Jul
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Mexican citizens are just as excited as everyone else to pick up an iPhone 3G tomorrow but the data plans announced by the provider, Telcel, is giving everyone south of the border a strong case of heartburn.
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via Wired News @ 22:19 10th Jul
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AT&T has released more details on the 3G iPhone's pricing schedule. Turns out, not everyone will be eligible to get one at $199 right away, and not everyone will be required to lock themselves into a contract. However, AT&T's numbers only represent how sales will be handled in the U.S. Buyers elsewhere may face better or worse deals. Potential customers in Canada, for instance, are fuming.
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via Mac News World @ 7:52 5th Jul
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AT&T has released more details on the 3G iPhone's pricing schedule. Turns out, not everyone will be eligible to get one at $199 right away, and not everyone will be required to lock themselves into a contract. However, AT&T's numbers only represent how sales will be handled in the U.S. Buyers elsewhere may face better or worse deals. Potential customers in Canada, for instance, are fuming.
in Handhelds
via Tech News World @ 14:05 4th Jul
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One of the joys of being a Web programmer is heading to a dinner party, a haircut, or a reunion and fielding the pitches for everyone's dream for a brilliant Web application. Everyone is always happy to cut you in for 5, 10, maybe even 15 percent of the equity if you just build out the Web site that's sort of like a combination of Twitter, AltaVista, Eliza, TurboTax, and the corner pharmacy, but cooler.
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via Network World Asia @ 13:14 15th May
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jammag writes "Linux pundit Bruce Byfield takes a look at the latest KDE beta and finds it wanting: 'Very likely, KDE users will have to wait for another release or two beyond 4.1 before the new version of KDE matches the features of earlier ones, especially in customization.' He notes that the second beta is still prone to unexplained crashes, and goes so far as to say, 'Everyone agrees now that KDE 4.0 was a mistake.' I'm not too sure about that — really, 'everyone?'"
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 7:14 7th Jul
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The Libre Graphics Meeting brings together developers of free graphics software in the widest sense of the word as well as the users: artists, photographers, designers and publishers. Whether you are interested in fonts, photography, panoramas, digital art, mathematics, colour theory, vector libraries, applications, file formats, interoperability, user interaction, typesetting, text layouting, 3D modeling or animation, or all of those, the Libre Graphics Meeting is the meeting to attend. This year's program had a particularly good mix of introductory and in-depth presentations. No topic was left unexplored, and the great thing is: everyone was talking to everyone and came home with new ideas, new initiatives for cross-project cooperation and integration.
in Linux
via LWN @ 13:13 28th May
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There's a neat little rule in press coverage: three stories makes a "trend" even if there's not much more to it. This works particularly well on stories where you're trying to scare people into worrying about something "bad" happening out there. Of course, rather than explore how widespread the problem is, the report usually just quotes a few biased individuals and spreads the message of "fear, fear, fear!" Witness this story in USA Today claiming that sexual predators are using gaming consoles to target kids. It hits all the points: scary situation, lists out three cases, quotes a few police officers claiming it's a big deal -- but doesn't provide any evidence or stats on how widespread this really is.
in Computer Games
via Techdirt @ 11:15 4th Jul
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The 34-year-old is out of contract with West Bromwich Albion at the end of this month and he has not yet agreed a new deal despite finishing last season as top scorer for the Championship title winners.
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via Queens Park Mad @ 1:21 5th Jun
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The latest rumor can be found here: SEOUL, July 10 (Reuters) - South Korea's SK Telecom Co. (017670.KS: Quote, Profile, Research) is pr...
in Handhelds
via Mobility Today @ 10:18 16th Jul
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The only reason this list is so funny is because it is true. All eleven entries are pure comedy gold but I think I like #9 and #4 the most:
in Online Auctions
via Hard OCP @ 12:14 11th Jul
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's data protection authority has given permission for a nudist resort to keep a "black list" of guests barred from its facilities, the organization said.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 23:31 22nd Jul
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via Reuters @ 20:24 22nd Jul
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Blogging seems to be getter hotter and hotter. Although some marketers have dismissed them as a "flash-in-the-pan" venture, more and more people are starting to utilize blogs to meet people, air their opinions, advertise their business, or sell products. A lot of people are wondering what makes blogging so popular all of a sudden. There are many reasons for this sudden upsurge of bloggers and some are listed below: The internet marketing community has discovered they can use blogs to attract visitors to their web sites by linking them to their blogs.
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via Articles Bridge @ 8:00 20th Jun
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While I was combing over every bit of rumor and speculation that has seeped from the slimy underbelly of the internet over the past few weeks, I had a revelation. Maybe it's iPhone fatigue, maybe it's the four Red Bulls I had before breakfast. Whatever it is, I'm sure it'll be a winner.
in Handhelds
via Mac Life @ 15:36 7th Jun
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