Scobleizer
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- December 15, 2008 (17y ago)
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Tech enthusiast, video blogger, media innovator, fanatical about startups. Searching the world for world-changing technologies at Rackspace, home of fanatical support and Web hosting for Internet entrepreneurs.
Two tech legends left us this week: Larry Tesler and Bert Sutherland. Both played key roles at PARC, the research center Xerox started that sparked large chunks of what we use today. Regarding Tesler: I sat next to him…
Is there a way to know the "freshness" of the data? Obviously if I'm driving and a car in front of me just imaged the road I can be much more reasonably certain that there isn't any debris on the road surface, or new…
Even those of us who are almost professional conference goers get tired of this stuff eventually. I know I far prefer having a couple of awesome programmers over my house for a great conversation. Just did that this…
Yes. Here's what I do at Rackspace: http://www.quora.com/What-does-Robert-Scoble-do-at-Rackspace...
I use Instagram because I have about 10,000 followers on that service. I go where my friends are.
Heh. OK, I'll give you that. Language is such a funny thing.
The New York Marathon is a contest. Contests are not necessarily lotteries. If there are winners and losers it's definitely a contest. And with Y Combinator there's usually about 30 "winners" and more than 1,000…