Everywhere on the net their like buttons just help quantify empathy towards content, however, when it comes to “Liking” a Facebook page, what you’re doing is really “Following”.

Don’t be surprised if you get more “followers” on Facebook, yet the rate of losing them is also faster. It’s all based on user experience deception. C’mon Zuck, of all companies Facebook doesn’t need to be so cheap.

It’s quite worrying what is going to happen to Facebook once it goes public if it’s already acting so cheap.

Social Media is killing the TV.

Ad dollars from TV are flowing into social media.

Social media is still a good industry to be in if you’re looking for marketer’s dollars.

function addSSHIdentities() {
 pushd ~/.ssh
 #add all your keys here
 ssh-add some_private_key
 ssh-add some_private_key_2
 ssh-add some_private_key_3
  ...
 ssh-add some_private_key_N
 popd
}

function startSSHAgent() {
 SSH_AGENT_PROCESSES=`ps aux | grep ssh-agent | grep -v grep | wc -l`

 if [ $SSH_AGENT_PROCESSES -gt 0 ]
 then
   echo "SSH Agent was running. Not adding identities"
 else
   echo "Starting ssh-agent..."
   ssh-agent
   echo "Adding SSH Identities"
   addSSHIdentities
 fi
}

startSSHAgent

; isDefaultBrowserChrome
!define isDefaultBrowserChrome "!insertmacro isDefaultBrowserChrome"

!macro isDefaultBrowserChrome Result

   FileOpen $0 "$PLUGINSDIR\browser_detect.htm" "w"
   FileClose $0
   System::Call "Shell32::FindExecutable(t '$PLUGINSDIR\browser_detect.htm', i 0, t .r1)"
   ${StrLoc} $0 $1 "chrome.exe" ">"
   ${If} $0 != ""
       StrCpy ${Result} "1"
   ${Else}
       StrCpy ${Result} "0"
   ${EndIf}

!macroend

Enter the UNDO button for elevators. Such a simple idea.

It could work in 2 ways.

1. You press the button and it unselects the last button pressed, and so on.

2. You press the button, all selected buttons change color to hint the user you can undo any of them, and then press the floor you want to unselect.

Better yet! when are touchscreen elevator panels coming? that way we could update them, and even put ads on them (and even ads related to the floor you’re going to if you’re in a commercial building)

Latinos in the US are…

• 50.5 million people
• 16.3% of the population
• 1 in every 6 people
• 1 in every 4 children
• 56% of the population growth from 2000 to 2010
• 1 trillion dollars in buying power
• 65% mexican, 9.1% puerto rican, 3.6% salvadorian, 3.5% cuban, 2.8% dominican, 2.2% guatemalan, 1,9% colombian, and more.