Almost eleven years after Mark Weiser’s classic paper, we’re beginning to see some real implementations of some of his suggestions.
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- @Roryshannon Do you have Wincing the Night Away? Think you’d like it. Good to see you’re getting on well over there!
- @swazelsticks Not “wah”. Wonder if @Roryshannon would remember...
- MC @paulhayesman having a great time working the crowd at #NDRCLiftOff http://t.co/W5f8f4eD
- RT @timoreilly: Fantastic post on how Yahoo! killed Flickr and lost social http://t.co/zkff9rzk Great lessons here for both acquirers an ...
- Demo day. (@ StartupBootcamp@The Factory w/ 6 others) http://t.co/G7iDL9g9
- @Pombai Best of luck tomorrow guys.
- @gavreilly The “superstars” graduated from Labs to be a standard feature last year. http://t.co/U43LYFnH
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- Sam Martin: The quirky world of "manspaces" | Video on TED.comWould love to see more examples of these. Still working on my own cave!
- Zuckerberg: “We Are Building A Web Where The Default Is Social”
- DUB For the Future: I give up on CHI/UIST
- Internet Vices - Patrick Moberg
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- The landed class who blew the bubble - The Irish Times - Sat, Oct 24, 2009
- A Shout Out to My Pepys - or how I learned to stop worrying and love the corporationWhy working for The Man may be better than working at a startup.
- Your company? There's an app for that.Few technology and device-making companies probably realize it, but they are all in direct competition with Apple (or soon will be).
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