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  1. Review of the Flickrs of Video by DenmaFat · · Score: 1 · on YouTube Receives $3.5M Funding from Sequoia

    Techcrunch is way ahead of us on this Flickr-of meme:

    http://www.techcrunch.com/2005/11/06/the-flickrs-o f-video/

  2. Maybe by jacoplane · · Score: 1 · on Yahoo Map Engineers Prank Google

    They just like the fish and are suggesting people go there for lunch...

  3. AJAX taking over the planet? by fak3r · · Score: 1 · on Preview of New MSN Hotmail

    It seems that AJAX, while being a rather old idea, has taken over all new webapps these days. From Gmail to the Hula Project to the fantastic looking Zimbra Collaboration Suite, this reduced reliance on the old client => server model is a great step. I found more info on Kahuna beta from someone who wrote about it back in August.

    Now that I'm playing with Ruby on Rails I'll be very interested in the next 'killer app'; a Ruby on Rails/AJAX based webapp client. ...drool...

  4. More on Flock on TechCrunch by scsscs · · Score: 1 · on Flock, the New Browser on the Block

    TechCrunch (a Web 2.0 blog) has done a couple profiles on Flock. Check them out if you want more details on the product.

  5. Re:The summary isnt really true by maluke · · Score: 1 · on Ray Kurzweil's "The Singularity is Near"

    Singularity is here already, the ever increasing innovation rate mades predictions impossible to the point that nobody really expected this crap.

  6. Singularity is here by maluke · · Score: 1 · on Google & Sun Planning Web Office

    Singularity is here, the ever increasing innovation rate mades predictions impossible to the point that nobody really expected this crap.

  7. Landlines replaced by Gizmo, (v)Skype & Merit by otisg · · Score: 1 · on VOIP, The Traditional Telephony Killer?

    With things like Skype, and Gizmo Project [1], I really don't see the need to use land lines. I haven't had a land line for almost a year now, and never missed it. I pay $0/month in fees, and pay low rates only when I call (I use Merit Call for VOIP).

    [1] http://www.gizmoproject.com/
    review: http://www.techcrunch.com/?cat=45