Tag: comments
The Digest: Apple not guilty… and 4 other things people are talking about today
5 things we greedily still want Spotify to add
Spotify rolled out a pretty extensive update to it's streaming service this morning. Adding robust social networking features, Spotify now links in with your Facebook account for lightning fast music sharing between your friends, as well as syncing up your…
FLASH GAME CHALLENGE: Perfect Balance
The competition is certainly hotting up. The mysterious Vince won last week’s challenge with a mighty 13,728,350 score, obliterating the second place score of 34,170 from Neil. Vince says he played for an entire semester to get that good. That or he’s making up numbers. We’ll never know.
This week, we’ve got Perfect Balance. It’s less reliant on having a good mouse, you’ll be pleased to hear. It’s more of a puzzler, involving the stacking of blocks so that they don’t fall. I managed a score of 16091, on level 18, before getting stuck. How far can you get? Entries in the comments below, please.
Previous challenges: Winterbells | Armour Academy
Block noobs on YouTube with YouTube Comment Snob
It’s been scientifically proven that 96.3% of all YouTube comments are stupid, but there’s very little you can actually do about it, except for clicking that little thumbs down button. Until now…
Nasty YouTube comments putting off big-name brands?
You people and your nasty, anonymous internet comments are RUINING IT FOR EVERYONE, according to the the web-thinkers over at Digital Media Wire.
Citing this seemingly innocent example created and stuck on the web by Google, it’s easy to see why. The comments, as comments are inclined to do, have descended into…
Google News to allow those featured in stories to comment
Google is set to expand its Google News offering by not only providing the headline and excerpt from a wide variety of online news sources, but also allowing those featured in those articles to comment, and have those comments published alongside the article link.
In theory, the system will work by allowing people or organisations mentioned in news stories to submit stories to the Google News team, who will then display those unedited comments.
Initially launching in the US, and rolling out elsewhere if successful, the scheme poses some interesting questions.
Daily Tech Hotlinks for 31-July-07: Car OSs, Nokia 6630, Jason Calacanis, Flame wars, Xbox 360 Core model
– 10 Japanese companies to develop in-car operating systems (Daily Tech)
– Italian man uses Nokia 6630 to write full-length novel (Shiny Shiny)…
