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more about #valleywag more comments → lobstr: All true. I coded a word game called [www.wordsandwich.com] and put it online about four years ago, and as it gained popularity, someone made a very g... more » drunkexpatwriter: Finally, George W. Bush can get his book published. more » smithhimself: In articles where lots of nerds are watching and censoring, the fairness level is fairly high. Take a look at the articles on "birthers" or "Armenian ... more » Richard Petty Bourgeoisie: This explains why the article on "vagina" is in the fiction section. more » raincoaster: I follow John Chow, in part because he's a funny, smart guy and in part because I generally bump into him once a week at least at some Social Media Ga... more » GlasgowRose: more » themediatrix: Were you paid to repeatedly use the word "assclown" in this post? more » Poop Cooper: Ironically, of John Chow's 50,000 followers bombarded with ads, 20% are spambots with photos of hot girls for avatars. And the cycle continues... more » Maura Johnston: "We are not trying to turn Facebook and Twitter into one giant spam network. All we are trying to do is get consumers to become marketers for us." Co... more » If_I_Had_a_Poodle: 1. "trusted" "friends" "recommend" "products they use" 2. profts!!!!! more » raincoaster: Dylan, not if your servers go down again. more » twig: The NSA has a long history in advising to non-government security standards. Schneier's "Applied Cryptography" notes that several of the fundamental ... more » Drunken Economist: Seeing as the bulk of Windows IT and development is outsourced and offshored, how is this a bad idea? Corps and end users really don't care where the... more » scroll_lock: I had no idea this existed. Now I'm newly obsessed. more » daveyjonesisdead: apart from the privacy aspects - and I have no doubt the collaboration did not enhance privacy - why does the government cooperate with some companies... more » -
