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g+ was dead the day they released it, I've said in a comment here before and I stand by it: google cannot launch a successful social product (where successful means it's a valid competitor to Facebook). They are too big, people put all their hopes and dreams on specific things happening which are unrealistic and they prematurely kill the product. Google could make a better product than Facebook but it would never take off and "beat" Facebook.
I was expecting hip hop for some reason..
If I recall correctly, each patent lawsuit takes $1 mil to resolve.
The goal is to inflict massive costs until the other one wants to negotiate a settlement.
If you don't feel you understand fashion combinations (and I don't claim to be a world authority myself, as would be apparent if you could see me right now): spend some time deliberately watching others' choices. Wander round shopping centres and other such locations. Watch people-driven rather than subject-driven TV. What are they wearing? Who looks ridiculous? Who stands out as confidently dressed and projects the image you want? Who just blends in to the crowd?

If it were me searching my wardrobe... Hmm, the pinstriped jacket is clearly out ;-) Black designer suit - no, too harsh/loud and I'd look like the cleaners had mangled the trousers so I had to grab jeans as the only available alternative. Grey slim cut suit - again, too harsh, plus I can't visualise the tonal combination working with the softish blue jeans (think loose fitting casual, not 501s) and plain white t-shirt I've also picked out, or another clothing scheme it'd work with. Softer black jacket (I can't think how to describe the fabric but it's on the moleskin-felt spectrum), OK, that'll work - it's plain enough that it doesn't look out of place with the rest, it's smart enough that it's making an effort to lift it. But, if it were me, I'd be wearing a nice plain casual shirt instead of a t-shirt.
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After being puzzled and checking stuff at my end, found that it's probably an issue with google.<p>For those of you affected you can checkout the following group. No update yet from google though.<p>https://groups.google.com/group/google-appengine/browse_thread/thread/4c52d0d6f9aafa98#
The only thing I don't like about this is that my company won't own the data if we use it. By own the data, I mean, be responsible for it entirely, without any outside entity having anything to do with it, whatsoever.

Other than that, looks awesome. I hope there is a standalone installable version of this somehow, some day ..
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I stopped converting friends and family when they fucked up the pseudonym issue. I see no evidence that they're going to do a better job than Facebook at running a social network. I no longer have any interest in supporting them, because of this issue. I'll use it if other people start using it, but I'm not going to push it anymore.
So basically, watching people solve problems?
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"Say what you like about Facebook, but if they ban your account, you don't lose your email, documents, calendar, etc etc etc. You can't say that about Google."

You can say that about Google if you move your services out. I did that. I saw it as a choice between Google's superior mail, calendar and docs, with risk of losing it all, against any number of good enough choices, with no Google risk at all.

I used to rant and wish, along with lots of others, for tighter integration among Google services. Well, there's a dark side to that. I'm currently a fan of one egg per basket.

I've left my account intact (as far as I know) for the few Google groups I've sub'ed, and in case I need to use it in the future, but I haven't logged in for weeks. I don't miss it.
I wouldn't in the first place, I'd go with the women. It costs 100 USD for lunch with Linus, but good luck getting a threesome with the girls.

Besides, yes, sexist.
Some postings on how people distribute their eggs and into what baskets would be interesting.
Interesting. I've signed the petition. I'll probably be teaching my daughter about code long before she gets to school, mind you.
I agree. However use of desktop recording softwares is similar to using an audio recorder to record a song on the radio. We cant do anything about it <nothing as far as I know. >

The main aim was to remove the download capability of the ubiquitous downloading tools/plugins (like FlashGot, DownloadThemAll, VLC etc) which mainly use the video saved in the cache. So far we have been successful in that.

Ideas to avoid recording via a screencam, anyone??
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The easiest way to accept if this data is accurate is to ask yourself how often you have used G+ since after it's launch.

The absence of momentum has suprised me. It seems users and developers were more excited about it. Now, big old FB is picking up momentum again.

They had their chance. It has passed. With lists and subscribe, I wonder what they will say is the real differentiation is from FB.
I do.

Thank you. Good point.

We try to lower the barrier to entry so much so, that if you just type your e-mail and hit "let's go" you can already start playing with it, instead of having to watch a video.

However we are putting together a nicely animated video that should explain it with a nice elevator pitch.

Thanks for the feedback.
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I spoke positively about G+ when I was first let in. I made an effort to correct that with everyone I had spoken to.
This is pretty shocking when most serious game development is C++ at its core.

Both Android and iOS allows you to use C/C++, which allows for a large amount of pre-existing code to be ported.
My bias is that this had a big impact. A few years ago I might of asked around for a beta invite for the Next Big Thing, but after the Google Wave debacle I'm much less interested in being a tech lemming for an uncertain social networking service. In short: internet burnout.
"await" will be huge. It will just be a while before most of the .net community figures out how powerful it can really be, much like what happened with lambdas and linq.

Overall though, 4.5 seems like a pretty weak release for 2+ years of work. I hope that 5.0 was being worked on in parallel.
There are some notable names running on Joyent's infrastructure. They could have used AWS instead, but they didn't. I don't know if that means anything though, since there are odd ducks in every crowd.

One thing I like about Joyent is they're not trying to solve hard-to-impossible problems like Amazon (e.g. EBS), but rather realistic and immediate problems (e.g. guaranteed disk latency). For all EBS's promises, the latter is vastly more important to me; I've had few problems EBS would solve, and a truckload that higher-quality I/O would.

Also, those analytics are nothing to sneeze at. That's worth almost as much as the IO.
Any religion that states that violence is the answer to non-believers is going to be the same. I don't see how they can possibly single out that one.
er cant you just share your screen in skype?
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Yes! I've seen several times how people say that they'ev abandoned Google services and moved on.. but never to where.

Like, what's an alternative to syncing your own calendar and so on.
When I used G+ virtually every post I made was public, and most of the ones in my stream from others were also public. That may not be the majority example, but I also doubt that it's a small minority.
Seconded. I'm a bit interested in this, myself. Are there any comparable email services? Or calendar?
Comparing CSS3 gradients with SVG is like comparing MS Paint with Adobe Photoshop, of course it seems like SVG is good at gradients but it is overkill.
Also, SVG XMLish syntax vs CSS3 gradients syntax, no need to compare them, both are bad, but I'd prefer the later at any time.
Still doesn't work for Google Apps users - many of most prolific social contributors have migrated everything to Apps.
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This wasn't mentioned in the article. I'm using "vanilla" threads. But yes it is an improvement for PFx users.
I think we have a long way to go, both in the creation of tools that are usable by the average person with minimal training, and in the ability of users to recognise opertunities to utilise the ability of computers to make their lives easier.

I remember reading an article about ten years ago that described how computers were making work places less efficient instead of more. I don't think things have improved at all, in fact I believe in some areas things have actually got worse. In my workplace we now have about 5 times as many desktop computers as we did ten years ago, however we have actually reduced the amount of basic computer instruction available. The thinking is that people are now more aware of computers... This may be true, but ten years ago, the people using computers were the ones who were interested in computers and they had some idea how to effectively apply the machines power. Now days everybody is forced to use computers for all tasks, and most of them have no idea what a computer can do apart from send an email, browse the web and print out a pretty document.

I cringe as I go around the office at how little people are applying the power that is sitting on their desks. People use spreadsheets to manage budgets, but most of those spreadsheets will only use the most fundimental of formulas, and mentions of vlookup bring shaking heads and glazed eyes.

Staff listings are created in Visio org charts... only to be followed by much gazing at the chart when the HR staff have to work out when contracts are due to be renewed.

Those few staff who have some understanding of how to create macros in office are seen as alien tech gods, but no attempt is maid by those not in the know to emulate their knowledge... Maybe they fear that if they learn something new, they will be expected to be more effecient.

It is all very well to say, teach kids programming, but untill we decide that work done is measured by how much is produced, rather than how long you spend in the office I don't think we are going to get people to apply that knowledge.

So lets not call for everybody to learn to programme, lets encourage people to find the most efficient way to do things by defining how much work has to be done, and giving them encouragement to get out of the office when that work is done.
Why does Google requiring a real name bug everyone, but not when Facebook requires it? I don't understand this outrage at all.

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Your comment would have been more interesting if you had explained why.
I did. You can remove your Google+ account but still keep all other services (I still use Adwords and Analytics).
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Interesting stuff. Does anyone have a "goto" list of IOS libraries documented anywhere? I've heard there's a nice DRM library for IOS apps but I haven't had any luck finding it so far.
Oh yes, Ben Horowitz's blog always has some.
This is only why its in beta...
That's only for 19-year olds working on mobisociofoto apps. Peldi's got a real business :-P
> I'm focusing specifically on short-term work

Exactly my point. So are those ten thousand bottom scraper sites I mention.

What I'm asking is how you intend to stop the same people who post their "Groupon Clone: $500 budget" nonsense on those 'lance sites off your list?

And how you're planning to stop the 100-500 "sir, we are professional A++++++++ software firm. we review your project and are ready to start immediately" responses that will be auto-spammed to every job on your list?

Those are actually good problems to solve, and a site that solved them would be a great win for the small fraction of freelance work that's actually conducted above board by talented developers and non-flaky clients. But a quick spin through what you've presented here makes it seem like your quick & dirty approach will actually amplify those problems.
I think the reason is as obvious now as it was back then.

Facebook has the network effect, G+ hasn't.
I agree with your sentiment about MS technologies.

However, Microsoft is not the only one playing with the developers. Just take a look at Google and their API deprecations of API and game rule changes for Appengine.
I'd recommend either the Samsung Galaxy S2 or the Google Nexus S. Both are the new generation with great display and performance.
This is the first post I've seen that makes it clear how to use SVG graphics for something useful and attractive in web design. I need to look further into the syntax. Thanks for the post.
Hmm, there have also been statements that the classic Windows APIs are not going to ship on ARM. My guess is that it is possible, but it wont ship as they wont be able to support legacy software anyway, as there is no instruction set emulation. Guessing though, as I cant find a clear source...
I actually think there is a lot here to get excited about. .net forms getting model bindings is quite big, as taken from MVC. Page speed performances, html5 support, web socket support.

It seems to me they are actually taking their head out the sand and realising the web is not all about Microsoft now and there is a whole world of new technology happening around them that they need to include in their products.

I have actively pulled my Silverlight projects now and am concentrating on html5, javascript and websockets since last night. Massive coincidence that this morning Silverlight is getting a bum deal in other press.

I think this is a prelim release to 5 as they want to show their commitment to becoming more engaging to html5 standards and other technology.

Also, there is a comment that this is a weak release for 2.5 years work, .net 4 had a massive amount of work done on it and this is a partial release. The library is already very concise so I would be interested to know what "massive" changes they could make right now apart from just making the library more stable.

Consider this the Windows version (in development terms) of the Leopard to Snow Leopard that Apple released.
Compared to desktop operating systems Android does very limited multitasking or, to put it in another way, it is cleverer about multitasking (iOS, too).

Remaining backwards compatible while picking up such a new model of multitasking is hard. Very hard. Apple made parts of it opt-in with Lion but that’s not the same as requiring everyone to adhere to the model and today hardly any app supports it.

Gruber simply sees this as a hard challenge that is, at least currently, not solvable if Windows is to stay backwards compatible. That’s all. He might be wrong but I think that position is quite sensible.
Agree, async is going to be huuuuge :)
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For me, the GMail interface is just too nice. The other stuff... Meh. I can replace it with other things that are probably better. But not GMail.
Did anyone every make CORBA-based services accessible via the public Internet using IIOP?
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I already said it. Because if Facebook bans me, I only lose Facebook. If G+ bans me, I lose multiple services, including 1 that is integral to my online identity.
I did the same thing. I can't even explain why but I lost all enthusiasm for it right at that point even though I was using my real name. The whole thing just seemed less interesting, less like a platform and more like a ploy, less new and more same-old-same-old. I think I also knew at that point that while conversation on G+ may be more civil it will be a lot less interesting. Certainly I was never going to discuss some of the more out-of-my-comfort-zone topics that I nonetheless find interesting there if I had to do it under my real name. I wasn't actively thinking this, but I just stopped checking it all of a sudden. Maybe I just got bored but I really think the real name debacle pushed it over a threshold somehow.

> Say what you like about Facebook, but if they ban your account, you don't lose your email, documents, calendar, etc etc etc. You can't say that about Google.

That's a little harsh. The people being banned from G+ aren't losing their whole accounts (well, not intentionally anyway). To do that you have to exhibit a level of maliciousness far beyond using a non-real name.
The tricky thing would be to have flexibility without complexity.

What sort of reports would you like to be able to create ?
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While I agree that SVG is a great approach (and you can even base64 the SVG and inline it in the CSS, if you fancy), an alternative to handle gradients (as well as other vendor-extended css properties) is SASS, LESS or, my favorite, Stylus (http://learnboost.github.com/stylus/).

With Stylus and nib (https://github.com/visionmedia/nib) I can write:

background: #eee linear-gradient-image(22px, rgba(255,255,255,.2) 0%,rgba(0,0,0,.2) 100%)
background: linear-gradient(top, rgba(255,255,255,.2) 0%,rgba(0,0,0,.2) 100%)

and get:

background: #eee url("data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAEAAAAWCAYAAAABxvaqAAAABmJLR0QA/wD/AP+gvaeTAAAAJklEQVQImWP49euXMdO3b98YmD5+/MgAYVGZy8zAwCDF9O3bNwYAuKA8teqzKuEAAAAASUVORK5CYII=");
background: -webkit-gradient(linear, left top, left bottom, color-stop(0, rgba(255,255,255,0.20)), color-stop(1, rgba(0,0,0,0.20)));
background: -webkit-linear-gradient(top, rgba(255,255,255,0.20) 0%, rgba(0,0,0,0.20) 100%);
background: -moz-linear-gradient(top, rgba(255,255,255,0.20) 0%, rgba(0,0,0,0.20) 100%);
background: linear-gradient(top, rgba(255,255,255,0.20) 0%, rgba(0,0,0,0.20) 100%);

First is a fallback for older browsers: It generates a PNG with the gradient, and inlines the base64 representation. Then it creates rules for webkit, moz and css3.

With Stylus' transparent mixins and nib's vendor mixins, I can write `border-radius: 5px` and get support for all browsers. It's really convenient.
My guess: because it seems to bug tech people more than non-tech people, and G+ seems disproportionately tech people.
That seems orthogonal to me. How is putting all one's eggs in one basket related to a pedantic requirement upon registration?
I'd hate to use this on a 24" display, have icons the size of my hand and using a mouse (or "Magic Touchpad" like device) to swipe somehow.
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Like morsch says, you probably should have explained why. My comment had something like 20+ points (I explained why in mine)
I have added the license terms in each file I have created. Any suggestion is welcome. I just want anybody to be able to use it without limitations, just keeping the copyright notice.
http://marco.org/2011/09/14/instapapers-antisocial-network gives a clear account of instapaper's alignment with curating. Traditional curation topics doesn't work with instapaper; personal curation. Pulling others steams does not serve any purpose, at all.

Breaking away from the convention social structure seems very appropriate, http://twitter.com/radar_tty/status/114214633656692737
Though all of them have a separate Gmail account too.

I'm one of those who has to access G+ in a different browser. As an early adopter, a big fan of G+, and having a dual monitor setup, I make the effort, but I can see how it's a turn-off for apps users (especially as they're the paying customers).

Google's made a big effort to migrate many of its services to support apps customers and I'm sure they'll do it for Plus too. I'm live streaming the Salesforce conference right now, where they're touting the "social network for companies" line. Google is probably thinking about how to make Plus useful in this context, when they come to support Apps.
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You're missing a huge point of the article, though, and he's right - CSS3 gradients are limited to a subset of their real potential.

With SVG (and/or Canvas, debatably), you can do much more complex filters and combinations, and then still use it within your code. It's not just about the browser-vendor-prefix mess.
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I didn't know there existed humour-vaccums in the HN space time continuum. I prescribe one page of Wodehouse with your morning coffee and two strips of Dilbert before bed.
Because it’s different people doing it.

I have long had the theory that the people at the top who could have done something against that (notably Steve Jobs) simply don’t care about that discrepancy, that’s why it can continue.
For me, I was using Google+ instead of Facebook for a while. Then I got busy, and dropped off the radar on both. When I came back, I just used Facebook instead of G+ because there were still very few of my friends and family there.
Is it harsh? I've found nothing that says you keep the rest of your account.

"When you get your account suspended on Google Plus, you lose Google Reader, your Google Profile (it is deleted from Google search) and any Picasa photos and photo albums." - http://www.zdnet.com/blog/violetblue/google-plus-too-much-un...
For the EC2/CloudX,Y,Z users here. Have you compared your cost with the cost of running your own cloud on top of dedicated servers from a traditional provider?

I know that with EC2 you can "follow" your requirements and start/stop instances, but even by considering a perfect predicting tool which would cut 50% of my instance requirements with EC2, I am still cheaper having 2 times more hardware than needed with my traditional provider.

I pay $150/month for the equivalent of a high memory extra large instance. I can ask to have them in different data centers all linked together within a private lan (VLAN). I look again and again, I never reach the point where it would be cheaper to run in the "public" cloud. I run my own cloud with KVM/Ganeti.

I think the cloud is nice if you really have a system which can follow your demand over the day/week but you need to be quite big for it to start to save you money. You can go a very long way on a single box...