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We often joke Google is like the old Microsoft — getting things wrong, bumbling its way into new markets, and getting things right on the third try. This seems to be quite true of Google’s efforts to develop a cloud PC. Google and its partner, Samsung, are launching a new Chromebook and Chromebox today, targeting them at the educational and corporate customers.
The game is over. That game where they get to hire you for 40 years, pay you far less than you create, and then give you a gold watch, and then you get bored, you get depressed, and you die alone.
Using Twitter to connect with others is one of the keys to success. But many people are very immature in how they try to connect.
The web design education industry has exploded from a small niche to a powerful, continually expanding force. Countless people all over the planet are interested in learning about how to build and design websites, and tons of companies are cropping up promising the ultimate solution.
You already know Linux is an open-source operating system — it’s the biggest OS in the world because of its global community of developers.
When Apple introduced iTunes in 2001, it served one purpose: As a music jukebox app. Later that year, it added its most important feature: The ability to sync tracks with the just-introduced iPod. Originally, you could just drag tracks onto your iPod and they’d copy over. iTunes had automatic music-sync features that were rudimentary, but they did the job.
Google is expanding its search engine to present more answers at the top of search listings, instead of the list of links to third party Web sites that the search engine is known for.
Most of us think of the Finder as just another part of OS X; the window that pops up to help us find our files. But it's definitely got more use to it than just a file browser. Read on for a few tricks you can learn today to help you utilize Finder's hidden features.
Learning to code is one of the most powerful and satisfying things you can ever do. If you’re a designer, learning to code can help you understand what you’re creating for, and if you’re looking to build a startup from scratch, being a technical founder can make things exponentially easier for you.
Learning to code is one of the most powerful and satisfying things you can ever do. If you’re a designer, learning to code can help you understand what you’re creating for, and if you’re looking to build a startup from scratch, being a technical founder can make things exponentially easier for you.
The point is something that seems to define our work and, I think, modern web cartography beyond the general practice of “making maps”: it’s all about purposeful design. Cartographic design is more than visuals and aesthetics; there’s room for the cartographer’s design decisions at every step between the initial earthly phenomenon and the end map user’s behavior.
We rank news stories based on what people are actually sharing with their friends. Everything on NewsWhip has been picked out and shared by someone somewhere. The stories that make our front page have been shared by thousands of people in a matter of hours or even minutes, so they tend to be pretty awesome.
“Tell me about yourself.” It’s an interview question many people don’t know how to answer to their best advantage. There’s a great way to structure your answer and it’s based on your Core Value Proposition.
The best bloggers have a way of connecting deeply with their readers.
Making them sit up and take notice. Making them remember their content.
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