Mazy

https://www.glpwinner.com/ is a good resource for comparing compound glp-1 providers

Ustream is the first place I worked, exciting to see this news

You can read it without registering here - http://www.cnbc.com/id/100937213

Hey Jarek, Using last.fm is a great idea! We'll add that as an option for users signing up without Facebook and use it to pre-populate the artists you follow based on your most scrobbled artists on Last.fm.

Other ways to sign up are coming very soon, we just wanted to get this out the door as soon as it was usable.

Hey Chris,

We're working on a page that suggests people to follow based on your interests, and a way to search for specific artists.

For now, you can follow artists from the all page - http://hipset.com/all/ and any of the genre pages under Popular.

You can also go to a specific's artist page and follow them there, like http://hipset.com/lilwayne

Using last.fm is a great idea! We'll add that as an option for users signing up without Facebook and use it to pre-populate the artists you follow based on your most scrobbled artists on Last.fm.

Yes you'll be able to manage it yourself. We are working on a tool to let you search for artists to follow and to suggest you similar artists to follow.

This is just version 1. We launched with Facebook connect only because that was the fastest way we could launch it in a usable way. When you connect, we grab the artists you like on Facebook to generate your personal feed. There will be other ways to sign up soon!

Craigslist offered padmapper a license for using their data in mobile applications only. They gave him no options for padmapper.com

PG was a founder of Viaweb, which Yahoo acquired and turned into Yahoo! Store

I'm one of the guys in the story. We've never spent a dime on any ad campaign for our artists or Tracks.by

Facebook pulls in anything a user you've requested to be a friend of shares publicly. It's not because you're part of a group, it's because of the privacy settings on their status updates.

"CNN reported that Twitter acquired the business for more than $40 million in a mix of cash and stock. If confirmed, the deal would end nearly 6 months of rumors about advanced talks between the two companies."

The headline is misleading. CNN didn't confirm, they just reported on it.

That seems to be the goal of http://whosay.com/

ex:

http://www.whosay.com/rihanna/ http://www.whosay.com/50cent

Before today, certain accounts could go beyond the 15 minute limit (partner accounts, director accounts, things like that). Starting today, regular YouTube users who have been on the site for a while and haven't caused any copyright problems for YouTube can also go beyond that 15 minutes. Power to the people.

The company (Sendible) is claiming they weren't hacked - "Just to clarify, Sendible was not hacked. One of our users has discovered a major flaw in Facebook's security."

http://twitter.com/Sendible/status/2111569047588865

the first thing the site does is ask you to connect with Facebook. Are you not seeing that?

"Your chat message wasn't sent because Hacker News is offline." nice

Regardless of whether or not YouTube could build this with the team they have, it makes perfect sense to me that they'd want to hire a smart, self-motivated person who's passionate about their product.

Or just use Twitter's SMS feature.

The thing is, in this case, Gizmodo didn't really know if it was stolen - there was no way for them to know if it was a legitimate device or a knockoff from China. After they posted it Apple confirmed it really was their device and they returned it immediately.

on point 2, Gizmodo said that the person who found the phone attempted to contact Apple by calling their support and the response he got from them was basically they didn't know what he was talking about and it wasn't their phone.

reminds me of http://itstrending.com/

There is on the page, click the Chat tab. It defaults to the Social Stream, which is a twitter powered chat.

It's live now - event hasn't started yet though.

Does the stream only work in the US?

ucanvcam should do the trick: http://code.google.com/p/ucanvcam/

Here's a great video tutorial made by CamTwist explaining the basics to using it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uMUTvI3NAo

CamTwist is fantastic for screencasting on a mac. Works great on http://ustream.tv

Yes, in the short term it sucks that they deleted e-books, but they are doing it to make sure that in the long term, they can continue to provide a wide variety of e-books to their customers. They have to keep the publishers happy to do this.