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JMO

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64 weeks ago @ Schipul Blog - You Say He's Just a Fr... · 1 reply · +2 points

I got down to 1 friend. Is that low enough?

86 weeks ago @ Schipul Blog - Build Your Own River R... · 0 replies · +1 points

So cool. I had no idea something like this would be waterproof without a big hassle.

87 weeks ago @ Schipul Blog - Audiobooks - a geek va... · 0 replies · +1 points

I love me some Audible. I've been a member for almost 3 years now and I listen to books on my drive to work. If you go the route of credits, you can get some great bang for your buck. Right now I'm listening to Atlas Shrugged (64 hours) and it was only a single credit.

88 weeks ago @ Schipul Blog - Film That Family Fun! · 0 replies · +1 points

Great roundup Chris! I have a couple of Flip MinoHD's and I love them. I think Flip even makes a 2-hour and 4-hour version of their cameras, though the price on them starts to go up quite a bit ($229, $279). And I love B&H too. Their catalog is one of the few that I still look forward to receiving.

88 weeks ago @ Schipul Blog - Why I left Facebook · 0 replies · +1 points

Great point Dan. It is an opportunity to connect. There are literally hundreds of "opportunities to connect" everyday with new and interesting people online (forums, social networks, blog comments) and in real life (organizations, meetups, bars). We each weigh the values of these opportunities and choose the ones we feel might bring us the best value for our time. In my case, I think other opportunities are much more valuable than Facebook. On Facebook, while you can connect, it seems more and more that people spend time just browsing and playing games rather than taking part in conversations.

I'm not in search of a large quantity of connections (that's easy). I'm looking for the high quality ones, and Facebook doesn't make that list.

88 weeks ago @ Schipul Blog - Why I left Facebook · 0 replies · +1 points

I used Facebook before anything else, but I was on FB in 2004. As I became more familiar with the web, I gradually relied on Facebook less and less. The culmination of all of their "features" I didn't like and the trouble they have had making changes has pushed me off of it.

I agree that part of the privacy issue falls on the users and them not realizing what is public (see Openbook). But part of that responsibility is on Facebook to say very explicitly "Hey, the whole world can see this status/photo/comment. Are you OK with that?" I think the lack of understanding on both sides of the fence is a big problem.

100 weeks ago @ Schipul Blog - SXSWi 2010 - Schipulit... · 0 replies · +1 points

I'm really pumped to hear Courtney's recap of the Sex Ed panel.

105 weeks ago @ Schipul Blog - Trend Tuesday: iHype a... · 0 replies · +1 points

Bob probably won't have the same luck, but I bet the same scenario will happen to someone else. If you do something worth hyping once and capitalize on that spotlight, you will be set for some time.

The other great thing about hype is that it comes back again and again. If Sanders played in the Super Bowl and get an INT or a few key tackles, he could easily command the same salary demands in Indy or elsewhere. I doubt that will happen, but if it did, it would be hyped.

118 weeks ago @ Schipul Blog - Thirty Days of Thanks ... · 0 replies · +1 points

Thanks JR and Coffee Groundz for doing what you do!

119 weeks ago @ Schipul Blog - Thirty Days of Thanks · 0 replies · +1 points

Our clients are Amazing!!! I'm so thankful to get to work with you everyday!