I think he pointed out today, I think he's been in government service or trying to get into government service for something like 30 years".
The principle behind the company is commendable, but the cost and the members' club mentality just feels a sad service for something we should do naturally.
It's beyond frustrating to search a service for something you really want to pay to watch, only to find it doesn't offer it.
"I definitely would not rule out charging or partnering with a cloud storage service for something like that if we see users starting to have large amounts of data saved on Stichy, but again important to see how the community evolves and uses Stichy," he adds.
Rumor is they've closed their big round of funding and things are all high fives over there, but much more of this and people aren't just going to talk about bailing on the service for something new, they're really going to do it (yes, even me).
This is actually a sort of annual ritual for me and, I suspect, plenty of other Americans: Each year around summertime, I get a bill from my loan servicer for something that's more than half of what I make in a month.
In other words, if you do use the service for something illegal or shifty, you will be caught.
If LinkedIn has ambitions to do more in marketing services for businesses — something that its recent Bizo acquisition also points to — then it makes perfect sense for them to be collecting as much information as possible right now on who to pitch that product to and what people really want out of a new service in that vein.
Photograph: Sally Bellacqua/National Park Service And for something completely different, @danielgene suggests trying to relax on the world's largest rocking chair, aka 'The Route 66 Rocker'.
"Sounds like a BBC study, type of thing they would waste the Licence fee on, load of Cods wallop," claimed Terry from Leicester, thereby managing to ignore the findings while simultaneously attacking public service broadcasting for something it hadn't done.
