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bckrasnow

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    Comment #8075726

    I hate the new logo with a passion. Why keep the place icon in the bottom on of the F and have the swirl behind it if the whole point of this was to take check-in's out of the app?…

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    To me, there's three categories startups fall into: fun, world-changing, and failures. SnapChat and Facebook are fun. Google and Tesla are world changing. The failures may be namel…

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    Comment #7683787

    I don't think you can get American users to trust Chinese companies with the amount of spying that is done over there. Though you could probably say that about American companies i…

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    Comment #7600314

    Well, the Lytro guys are screwed now. They're selling a $400 camera with this feature as the main selling point.

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    Comment #7469192

    "I'm done for a while" my ass. This is really really smart. I'd guess it's a play for a talented team, and a bet that they can become a leader in an industry that will be revolutio…

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    Comment #7267581

    MG Siegler has been writing recently about the "great unbundling" of Facebook and how mobile apps are increasingly good at one thing only: Instagram at sharing Photos, Paper for re…

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    Comment #6950808

    My question is, what next? What other industries and/or markets can and will Wall Street do this to now? This is greed at its finest. Especially the property taxes comment in Ohio.…

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    Comment #6506998

    Transparency takes precedence over everything else in this post, aka the thing you haven't seen US companies doing at all. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

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    Comment #6475332

    I don't know why I still get surprised when the US government consistently screws up, either with surveillance or with finances