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Archives for October 2015
Welllllll, kinda.
Because of Elon Musk and Matt Damon, obviously.
Facebook or Twitter?
I’ve often wished there was an easier way to switch my devices into a sort of “Sabbath mode.”
When markets close, $GOOG becomes Alphabet -- but nothing really changes.
PewDiePie talked to Stephen Colbert and you”ll never guess what happened. Actually, you can: They had a nice chat.
Whether Joe runs or not, these folks will win.
The movie “deviates from reality everywhere -- almost nothing in it is like it really happened -- but ultimately that doesn’t matter that much.”
Primetime frenemies.
“Ultimately, what we’re talking about is a medium that disappears, because there is no rectangle on the wall, and there is no page you’re holding in your hand. It feels like real life.”
Donald Trump’s rise and eventual fall as a candidate is not that different from that of outsider candidates in past years. Yet as the voting gets closer, their support always withers.
“It will feel like you’re seeing Hillary Clinton right in front of you, but she’s not actually there. Just like the real Hillary Clinton.”
Boon Lai will serve as marketing chief for the unit, which hopes to re-enter the phone business as soon as next year.
The future is interactive: “I don’t think we’re talking about movies any more.”