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Full Metal Disney (via nerdcore)

The Word - Control-Self-Delete. Surgically altering your appearance and getting rid of old friends will make you the ideal job candidate. 

Arrogance protects you from the naysayers who will try to put your business idea down. You have to say to yourself, ‘I believe in what I am doing.’ If you listen to everybody, you wouldn’t do your idea, because they would tell you about everything that could go wrong with it. I only gave up on one of my seven companies. I made a big mistake because I didn’t trust my own judgment. It’s about sticking with your crazy idea until it’s worth a lot. You put skin in the game, and you fight hard. Sometimes it’s borderline madness.
— Martin Varsavsky, serial entrepreneur, founder of FON, via BusinessWeek (via Gabor Cselle)

lharboe:

Meteor shower time lapse.

“The people who believe they can change the world are the ones who do” - (via Gabor’s Positive Thoughts)

9-bits:


The state of the mobile/social universe - a great infographic from Jesse Thomas on the size of the mobile marketplace compared to social network numbers. 

Very informative and interesting infographic. (via pinchzoom)

9-bits:

The state of the mobile/social universe - a great infographic from Jesse Thomas on the size of the mobile marketplace compared to social network numbers. 

Very informative and interesting infographic. (via pinchzoom)

alanvanroemburg:

What a bunch of clowns at Samsung, who do you think you’re fooling? Clearly you have done a marvelous job copying Apple iPhone / iPad UI.

alanvanroemburg:

What a bunch of clowns at Samsung, who do you think you’re fooling? Clearly you have done a marvelous job copying Apple iPhone / iPad UI.

jonahray:

Inception explained for Mac users.

jonahray:

Inception explained for Mac users.

John Cleese on Creativity (via Gabor Cselle)

THE IT CROWD / INCEPTION TRAILER (via Nerdcore)

"Arrogance protects you from the naysayers who will try to put your business idea down. You have to say to yourself, ‘I believe in what I am doing.’ If you listen to everybody, you wouldn’t do your idea, because they would tell you about everything that could go wrong with it. I only gave up on one of my seven companies. I made a big mistake because I didn’t trust my own judgment. It’s about sticking with your crazy idea until it’s worth a lot. You put skin in the game, and you fight hard. Sometimes it’s borderline madness."

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