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September 02 2010

jessor
00:04
Argue like you're right; listen like you're wrong.
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August 29 2010

jessor
17:28

Filesharing findet nicht statt, weil die heutigen Jugendlichen moralisch verfallen sind. Wenn das so wäre, dann wären auch Ladendiebstahl und andere Verbrechen ähnlich stark angestiegen. Der Grund wieder: Die Kostenstruktur digitaler Güter. Musik kann heute so leicht mit anderen geteilt werden wie Gedanken oder Telefonnummern. Reine Information. Dieser Umstand hat ein zutiefst menschliches Verhalten freigesetzt.

Man kann mit anderen etwas teilen, ohne dass einem selbst Nachteile entstehen. Weder muss man auf den jeweiligen Gegenstand verzichten, noch entstehen einem zusätzliche Kosten. Wer unter solchen Vorbedingungen nicht teilen will, erscheint als kein guter Mensch

Filesharing, Flattr und Bezahlschranken: Die Auflösung historischer Unfälle
Reposted fromdelphiN delphiN viamyhead myhead

August 26 2010

jessor
08:40
Like most people, I have lived an entire lifetime conforming to schedules. They exist like the Greek gods: you didn’t ask for them but they are there, there is no negotiating with them, and prolonged association means you are likely to get your dignity violated by a bovine.
The Hardest Adjustment To Self Employment

August 15 2010

jessor
21:06

Some parents in the Barrie, Ont., area say their children are showing a host of symptoms, ranging from headaches to dizziness and nausea and even racing heart rates.

They believe the Wi-Fi setup in their kids' elementary schools may be the problem.

The parents complain they can't get the Simcoe County school board or anyone else to take their concerns seriously, even though the children's symptoms all disappear on weekends when they aren't in school. (sic!)

[...]

"I'm not saying it's because of the Wi-Fi because we don't know yet, but I've pretty much eliminated every other possible source."

Ont. parents suspect Wi-Fi making kids sick LOL
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jessor
10:14
Schon nach kurzer Zeit ohne Zigaretten bemerkte ich, dass mein Kokos/Gorgonzola-Duschgel ein Fehlkauf war.
silenttiffy
Reposted fromhds hds viaantifuchs antifuchs

August 12 2010

jessor
10:36
Hacker culture often seems kind of irresponsible. That's why people proposing to destroy it use phrases like 'adult supervision.' That was the phrase they used at Yahoo. But there are worse things than seeming irresponsible. Losing, for example.
Paul Graham - What Happened to Yahoo
jessor
10:24
By 1998, Yahoo was the beneficiary of a de facto pyramid scheme. Investors were excited about the Internet. One reason they were excited was Yahoo's revenue growth. So they invested in new Internet startups. The startups then used the money to buy ads on Yahoo to get traffic. Which caused yet more revenue growth for Yahoo, and further convinced investors the Internet was worth investing in.

When I realized this one day, sitting in my cubicle, I jumped up like Archimedes in his bathtub, except instead of 'Eureka!' I was shouting 'Sell!'
Paul Graham - What Happened to Yahoo

August 11 2010

jessor
14:22
When a person sees their life as a movie, that means they're the main character and everyone else is merely supporting cast.
The Last Psychiatrist: Why Parents Hate Parenting
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jessor
13:30
Anything that has 'Enterprise' in its name is so incredibly boring that the people who use it had to shove the name of the Star Trek ship into its title just to keep themselves awake.
Mike Taylor

July 14 2010

jessor
18:02
Jede Nacht kommen Kinder und Jugendliche zu uns in die Klinik in die Notaufnahme, die sich umbringen wollten. 50 bis 60 sind es im Monat - vor 20 Jahren hatten wir drei, vier Fälle im Monat.
Prof. Gerd Lehmkuhl, Direktor der Kinder- und Jugendpsychiatrie der Uniklinik Köln
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July 10 2010

jessor
22:25

Exciting as it may be, however, the entrepreneurial life is far from easy. Stress is a regular part of the day. Money is tight. There are frequent emotional highs and lows, and the desire to succeed can become all-consuming. Underlying all of this is the knowledge that failure is the most likely outcome.

Yet, no matter how tough things get, I wake up every morning with renewed hope and excitement for what lies ahead. The fact that I am working on my passion gives meaning to even the most mundane tasks.

My future is perhaps more uncertain than it ever has been. I may end up wealthy, or I may earn barely enough to support myself. But the realization that I face a high likelihood of failure is not enough to send me back to the corporate cubicle.

Maybe I value my time more than my net worth. Maybe my fear of boredom outweighs my fear of failure. Or, maybe I have an irrational belief that I will succeed against all odds. Whatever it is, I find the risk of entrepreneurship to be not only worthwhile but also necessary for fulfillment. Work is no longer work. It is life, and a good one.

Preoccupations - An Entrepreneur Who Took a Chance on Herself - NYTimes.com
Reposted byapoc apoc

June 17 2010

jessor
08:54
When people say "X is a gift, you were lucky to be born with it", they're probably trying to give themselves an excuse to not put in the effort needed to get good at that thing.
Bill Moorier, justin.tv
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May 25 2010

jessor
16:02
In the first 20 hours after they appeared on BitTorrent, the final two episodes [of Lost] were downloaded a little over 900,000 times, an amount expected to increase to four or five million by the and of the week.

As far as we know, this is a new download record for BitTorrent in such a short time frame.
BitTorrent Download Record Shattered By Lost Series Finale
Reposted bycygenb0ck cygenb0ck

May 18 2010

jessor
11:23
I was surprised how friendly runners treated each other. Without any introduction or even thinking about it.
SF0 / knizz / Journey to the End of the Night: Vienna 2010
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April 27 2010

jessor
20:54
I'm five foot six and have a receding hairline I hate genetics.
— Chris Taub
Reposted byHouseim-drunk

April 22 2010

jessor
06:30
Nowadays, it might be accurate to say that screen real estate is worth more than actual real estate.
Scott Robbin

April 15 2010

jessor
09:50

CANNOT BE UNSEEN:

This Looks Like a Duck

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This Looks Like a DuckAaaaaand now you'll see this every time you grab a USB cable.

This Looks Like a Duck - usb cables - Gizmodo
Reposted fromnicapicella nicapicella viapotatoe potatoe

April 05 2010

jessor
15:22
LEAK: Cover-up of murder of civilians and journalists through US forces in Iraq. Video online at: http://collateralmurder.com/
Twitter / WikiLeaks
HOLY SHIT
Reposted bysoba soba

April 03 2010

jessor
02:46
Von meinem iPhone gesendet" ist das neue, "haut mir ruhig aufs Maul, ich habe es verdient.
chrisji
Reposted fromekelias ekelias viahacksause hacksause

March 29 2010

jessor
06:44
Google Apps now have 50 million users. Only 1 million of these are paying users.

The cheaper and easier Google Apps are to use, the more of a problem they'll be for Microsoft over the long haul. And the widespread adoption suggests that they're quite convenient and easy to use...

So don't take the puny size of Google's App business and the fact that big companies aren't seriously considering Apps as an alternative as a sign that Microsoft is safe. Microsoft isn't safe. Microsoft is very exposed.
Google Apps Still A Tiny Business - But Microsoft Should Be In Major Panic Mode [Business Insider]
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