A lot of people joining Google+ don’t know who to follow.  Most of their friends and colleagues aren’t on Google+ yet.  And having an empty circles kind of defeats the whole purpose of the social network.  Gladly, there are many blog posts and directories on the Web already, that provide lists upon lists of who to follow, … Continue reading Who to follow on Google+?
G+: BOOM!!! http://t.co/vuGKIlD # Little green people live in my laptop bag and every night they tie the twist and knot my headphones' # Shared: Horatio… http://t.co/Q3V74ny # I favorited a @YouTube video from @BenHopper http://t.co/U6cKbZB Toss up and Sides again # Didn't know they had one… LAPD phonetic alphabet – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia … Continue reading Day in brief – 2011-08-24
The Next Web blog runs a piece by Tom Anderson in which he explains why Google+ is not at all a failure many journalists paint it to be. Â It’s quite interesting really, I do agree with a lot of it. While perhaps all social networks need to capture subgroups of people to chew away at … Continue reading On how Google+ will succeed
I live in a small city of a small country. Â And I love it here. Â One of the big benefits that a lot of people get really used to is that everything is 10 minutes away. Â It would take you only about 20 minutes to get from one side of the city to another. Â Most … Continue reading Big cities suck
This blog (in Greek) shares a receipt from some Irish pub, where people had quite a party. Â The total amount is in Norwegian krone (NOK), which translates to about 2,555 EUR. Â But it’s not the total amount that is interesting here. Â Rather the list of drinks. Â In particular – 78 pints of Guiness. What does … Continue reading 78 pints of Guiness