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Archive for July, 2010
Too busy with StarCraft 2 :p
Posted by Leo on July 31st, 2010
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Tags: Blizzard, Copyright, Fun Game, Game Graphics, Game Play, Game To Play, Interceptors, Starcraft, Starcraft 2, Warcraft, Whole Lot, Yeap 
Comments OffPet Society Cheats // House PARTY
Posted by Leo on July 31st, 2010
Download required files [ sharecash | upload | megaupload ] // choose your preferred download linkRequired Tools [Download these tools | Tool's Tutorial ]:download required files abovefiddler2chrome/firefoxCredits: nofil2000Steps:Download Database from the links above.Open fiddler and replace database.dat. The rule editor are as requiredREGEX:(?insx).*database\.dat$Reload …
Posted in PWNTHIS Tags: 3 Friends, Apple, Apples, Cheats, Copyright, Dat, Download Files, Fiddler, House Party, Pet House, Post House, Post Pet Comments OffMarket Street Cheats // Unlock all products
Posted by Leo on July 31st, 2010
Download required files [ sharecash | upload | megaupload ] // choose your preferred download linkRequired Tools [Download these tools | Tool's Tutorial ]:fiddler2download required files abovechrome/firefoxCredits: PwnthisA game by Playdom who brought to your other games like Social City, Wild Ones, Fanglies etc. Look at the screenshot above, my level is only 7 …
Posted in PWNTHIS Tags: Check Check Check, Digits, Download Files, Game, Games, Loopholes, Playdom, Quantity Prices, Screenshot, Sleep, Stockroom, Transportation Time, Wild Ones, Xml File Comments OffPaul Graham’s Checklist, Would You Make The Cut? [Video]
Posted by Leo on July 31st, 2010
With more than 200 deals since 2005, Y Combinator’s Paul Graham knows how to size up a young team of entrepreneurs. However, he didn’t get it right from day one. On Friday, we got a chance to talk to Graham after his morning panel with SV Angel’s Ron Conway. He discussed how his strategy has [...]
Posted in Tech Crunch Tags: Angel, Balance Of Power, Copyright, Crunch, Ron Conway, S Paul, Silicon Valley, Sv, Y Combinator Comments OffChamillionaire Just Wants Your Business Card
Posted by Leo on July 31st, 2010
Grammy award winning artist Chamillionaire (a.k.a Hakeem Seriki) has become a regular at tech conferences, perhaps because the hustle and flow culture of the rap business and the hustle and flow culture of the tech business are surprisingly similar. His stories of struggles between artists and music labels are resonant to anyone who’s experienced the [...]
Posted in Tech Crunch Tags: 3 Phones, 3gs, Blackberry Curve, Chamillionaire, Chamillionare, First Taste, Hakeem Seriki, Hip Hop Artist, Intricacies, Iphone, Launch, Mike Arrington, Music Labels, Record Labels, Retort, Social Networks, Startups, Techcrunch, Technewsworld, Texi Comments OffHalf Of All Facebook Users Play Social Games — It’s 40% Of Total Usage Time
Posted by Leo on July 31st, 2010
Perhaps you’ve heard: social games maker Playdom was acquired by Disney a few days ago for a deal potentially worth north of $750 million. Playdom CEO John Pleasants took the stage today at our Social Currency CrunchUp in Palo Alto, to talk a bit about the deal and the future. Pleasants says that he’s not [...]
Posted in Tech Crunch Tags: Ceo John, Credit Cards, Currency, Facbeook, Facebook, Few Days, Games Maker, Gaming Company, Michael Arrington, Nbsp, New Games, New Ways, Palo Alto, Play Games, Playdom, Pushing Buttons, Social Games, Spamming, Types Of Games, Usage Time Comments OffSoladigm Smart Window Maker Emerges From Stealth, Announces Plan To Build Plant In Mississippi
Posted by Leo on July 31st, 2010
Smart window startup Soladigm announced today its plans to build a factory in Olive Branch, Mississippi. The Khosla Ventures and Sigma Partners backed company makes dynamic glass windows that can be tinted on demand to block excess light and heat. Founded in 2007, Soladigm had been operating in “stealth mode.” The company employs about 50 [...]
Posted in Tech Crunch Tags: Blinds, California Headquarters, Crunch, Excess Light, Glass Panels, Glass Windows, Heating And Cooling, Incentive Package, Incentives, Khosla Ventures, Milpitas California, Mississippi Plant, Mississippi Tech, Olive Branch Mississippi, Proximity, Sigma Partners, Smart Window, Stealth Mode, Tinted Windows, Transportation Connections Comments OffBlind Item: Which Editor of Valleywag Needs to Resign? Right Now.
Posted by Leo on July 31st, 2010
Criticising Valleywag in 2010 is something of a pointless exercise, like offering diplomatic counsel to the Ottoman Empire ten years after the Treaty of Lausanne. More pointless still, attacking the site’s titular editor Ryan Tate is like appealing to the guy responsible for writing parking tickets in Constantinople. I mean, I get that. And yet [...]
Posted in Tech Crunch Tags: Candid Photos, Check Email, Constantinople, Editor Ryan, Gawker, Impotence, Irrelevance, Justification, Mark Zuckerberg, Ottoman Empire, Owen Thomas, Parking Tickets, Pep Talk, Pointless Exercise, Ryan Tate, Sticky Goo, Tennis Shoes, Treaty Of Lausanne, Tuesday Afternoon, Valleywag Comments OffgWallet Looks To Attract New App Publishers With $20,000 Guarantee
Posted by Leo on July 31st, 2010
Online monetization platform gWallet, which offers social gaming developers a variety of ways to monetize their apps and boost engagement, is looking to put its money where its mouth is: the company is launching a $20,000 cash guarantee to any social gaming publishers that don’t generate more revenue when they switch from their current monetization platform to [...]
Posted in Tech Crunch Tags: Apps, August 1, Cash Guarantee, Current, Developers, Email Address, Facebook, Game, Implementation, Money, Partner, Plenty Of Room, Popular Products, Publishers, Social Gaming, Span, Thirty Days, Time Period, Variety, Virtual Currency Comments Off
The Flickr Bogan-Martin Award For “Media Overreaction”
One thing you can say about the Flickr team – there’s some fight in ‘em. They apparently were not super pleased with our coverage of their annual (and unofficial) Grant-Pattishall Award given each year to the Yahoo engineer who “who breaks Flickr in the most spectacular way.” I’m not sure why, I think the award [...]