Author: Artur Ventura
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What was Microsoft best move in the last decade?
What would you consider the best move from Microsoft in the last decade? Windows 7? Xbox? No, a 1.6% pre-IPO stake in Facebook currently valuing at ~1.6 Billions. For just 240 million dollars. Not to mention all the stuff Microsoft got from having a partnership with Facebook (maps in facebook are from bing, skype integration,…
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Wunderkit
Wunderkit is a new webapp from the makers of Wunderlist. Conceptually is the common man equivalent to project management software. You have tasks, projects and you can share certain projects with other users. Very interesting webapp, really good looking, and with lots of potential. I have invites. If you want to try it, hit me…
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I want one with a Flux Capacitor and a Knight Two Thousand module
The specs and price of the new Tesla Sedan. Not that I’m a cars guy but that is some nice gadget.
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Flickr, clearly a solid company to store my photo
Apparently there were layoffs in flickr, specially on the support section. I don’t know if these were good workers or not but my previous experience with them was clearly not a good one. Yahoo is sinking fast, and clearly the new CEO appointment is a move for a sellout. All I can say is that…
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What happens when your backpack strap unzips with a laptop inside?
I was picking my backpack when one of the straps unzipped and the bag fall off by back. This was what my laptop looked like next. Thank god I’ve bought an iMac and I’m buying a laptop soon.
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Bootstrap 2.0, from Twitter
Twitter released today the a new version of Bootstrap, its HTML & CSS Toolkit. I’ve been updating some projects with it yesterday and for my amazement they’ve changed class names and structural representation making updating my codebase a living hell.
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I Wasn’t Paid
Buisness is hard, especially to creatives due to freeloaders. I Wasn’t Paid celebrates that by exposing those fat fuckers.
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How to kill Hollywood, using your bare hands.
Motivated by Paul Graham’s recent fatwa, there are articles popping everywhere with ideas on how to kill Hollywood. I’ve been thinking about this for a long time. In fact, since podcasts went mainstream with the launch iTunes 4.9 I’ve been what would be the costs of opening an full fledged digital media production company.