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by Mike Levin on May 18, 2012
User tracking for better reco's: Twitter Blog: New tailored suggestions for you to follow on Twitter – http://t.co/iepBxzBp #socialmedia -> Always remember sites with Tweet, Like and Google Plus let the respective companies track your net movements – http://t.co/AsbVFZCk #privacy -> Ugh! I add things to my #Instapaper at a much faster rate than I [...]
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by Mike Levin on May 11, 2012
"Why is everything so difficult?" Question answered! http://t.co/wLc1CoM9 -> Opening a .TIF file in Photoshop could infect your machine. Is any Adobe software safe? http://t.co/s8MxCmJ5 -> First, chimps prove they can use tools. Now one plans ahead, hiding rocks close to he get a good shot at you http://t.co/WayYDNwC #ouch -> The whole #Ultrabook design [...]
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by Mike Levin on May 10, 2012
Okay, and a new day begins. I just got out of a morning meeting. I can almost see and feel and smell how social media and SEO are coming together, with SEO as we know it being the part that’s under attack and undergoing a crisis of identity. It used to be that everything led [...]
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by Mike Levin on May 9, 2012
Okay, it’s pretty obvious where my development work is going to lead me. I’m leaning heavily on Rackspace cloud servers right now, but I’m moving towards using and teaching people how to set up and use micro cloud servers. Almost friggin’ everything has the power to be one of these things today, with the ridiculous [...]
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by Mike Levin on May 8, 2012
Relying on pre-built tools always felt a bit icky to me. In the contest between build and buy, my heart always lands on the build side, because only then do you have complete understanding (no manuals necessary), complete control, and unique differentiation and competitive advantage. But it’s a fallacy, because we all really buy anyway—nobody [...]
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by Mike Levin on May 7, 2012
The Hundred-Year Language High Scalability – High Scalability – The Instagram Architecture Facebook Bought for a Cool Billion Dollars Attention control is critical for changing/increasing/altering motivation – Less Wrong Tutorial: How to Get Google Webmaster Tools Data on Windows With Python | SEO.com
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by Mike Levin on May 5, 2012
What Amazon’s ebook strategy means – Charlie’s Diary Gnip And DataSift Begin Selling Archived And Analysed Tweets | TechWeekEurope UK How Authorship (and Google+) Will Change Linkbuilding | SEOmoz COPE: Create Once, Publish Everywhere Can Humans See ‘Spooky’ Quantum Entanglement? | Human Brain & Particle Physics | LiveScience Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years by [...]
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by Mike Levin on May 4, 2012
A Relevant Tale: How Google Killed Inktomi – Diego Basch’s Blog A List Apart: Articles: Responsive Web Design A List Apart: Articles: For a Future-Friendly Web AMOLED – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Python Problems
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by Mike Levin on May 4, 2012
I used to think you had to be self-actualized before having a kid. Now, I think you can't be self-actualized until having a kid. #headsmack -> Is there any use for #Friendfeed anymore? Seems every service takes it upon itself to push out tweets. http://t.co/GcudMgnq -> Unlike Sun with Java, Microsoft submitted C# and the [...]
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by Mike Levin on May 3, 2012
Ivy Bridge Graphics: Entry-Level Cards are Dead | PCWorld What every programmer should know about memory, Part 1 (lwn.net) Going from $0 to $500k in 1 Year with no VC Money (thenextweb.com) The Python Standard Library – Where Modules Go to Die (leancrew.com) Internet #Censorship : CISPA – Newest Cyber Security Bill | The Hacker [...]
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I am Mike Levin+, an Earned Media Optimizer, husband, daddy & Linux / Python hacker living on top of the hill on top of the island on top of the world. I put my stream-of-consciousness here in order to create greater commitment and consistency in pursuit of my goals.
