Plurk: A Social Network Where The Karma Is Real
February 22, 2012Plurk might best be described as a gamified, timelined Twitter that allows you to distinguish between good and bad users based on a point system
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Plurk might best be described as a gamified, timelined Twitter that allows you to distinguish between good and bad users based on a point system
[youtube id=”9MeaaCwBW28″ width=”600″ height=”350″] In a story that could easily turn out to be wild speculation, it is being reported that Google intends to market a wearable, glasses-like computing device.
I find there are always days where no matter what I need to get done, I’m just not able to get started on anything. A scan through my todo list.
While fashionistas from all over the globe sashayed into Lincoln Center for the debut of Fall 2012’s fashion trends, it was tech took a front row seat at this month’s.
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Does online film piracy hurt box office returns? A stronger indicator of the international success of a film might be how long studios wait to release it in non-U.S. Markets.
If you deal in image heavy work, I don’t have to tell you about the merits of handling your images in batches. Many jobs that include multimedia will strand users.
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