Maybe I don’t need that lunky ol’ notebook computer.
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Notes on stuff that interests and amuses me
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Twitter- tomturnbull: RT @OpenSesame: Thrilled to be in this list of "50 Innovative Education Startups" - illustrious company! http://t.co/h4OMssNj
- tomturnbull: RT @MeetTheStartup: Who should a startup founder or employee support for mayor of Portland? http://t.co/IgjghCOT >> video interviews
- tomturnbull: Social media explained http://t.co/lLRahWKD via @instagram >> Funny and spot on
- tomturnbull: Meet the Startup: Portland Incubator Experiment entrepreneurs | http://t.co/qYzcKvBK http://t.co/LGXWfeGf
- tomturnbull: RT @MeetTheStartup: Check out Wieden + Kennedy's first PIE incubator class on Meet the Startup http://t.co/V1TpLCBu >> great presentations
- Venture Hacks
- You can be so bad at so many things
- The problem with the Internet startup craze
- 1.5 Years Of AngelList: 8000 Intros, 400 Investments And That's Just The Data We Can Tell You About
- Before product-market fit, find passion-market fit
- But I don't want to follow you on Twitter
- Anatomy of an (un)fundable startup
- Getting Leverage in Hostage Negotiations
- Reading your legal docs
- "A" players write the playbook
- AngelList startup wins TechCrunch Disrupt
- Silicon Florist
- Data, Culture, Networks, People: Learnings from Etsy, Code for America, and Y Combinator
- Entrepreneurs need two things: coffee and power. And now, Portland is getting more of both… with Coffee & Power
- Meet the Startup: Chatting with Portland mayoral candidate Charlie Hales
- Beaverton, Oregon, might be the least romantic city in the United States
- Oregon Tech News
- Data, Culture, Networks, People: Learnings from Etsy, Code for America, and Y Combinator
- Entrepreneurs need two things: coffee and power. And now, Portland is getting more of both… with Coffee & Power
- Meet the Startup: Chatting with Portland mayoral candidate Charlie Hales
- Beaverton, Oregon, might be the least romantic city in the United States
- State of Entrepreneurship: States need to help startups succeed
- Oregonian: Silicon Forest
- Seattle PI: John Cook’s Venture Blog
August 1, 2008 at 10:10 am
Is it good? Thinking of getting an iPhone myself. =D
*Btw, I think you need to edit your title.. Hehe.. Wordpreas.. (=
August 1, 2008 at 10:20 am
The iPhone is great. Especially the applications.
The touch keyboard is the downside. As you can see (“Wordpreas”) I’m still learning… I think that I’ll leave the typeo for that reason.