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Business 2.0 on the evolution of the Netflix envelope. Dowbrigade will think he made it when Fortune calls him either notorious or a curmudgeon. Mark Glaser moderates a conversation between Jimmy Wales and Robert Cox on various issues related to Wikipedia. Jeff Jarvis: "Can someone explain to me what's going on with Google's syndication protocol?" Mike Arrington notes that Microsoft is going to offer "Live Drive," a virtual disk drive. Two years ago today: "The problem with most conferences is that the intelligence is sitting in the dark with its hands folded, falling asleep while a bunch of idiots on stage with PowerPoints talking nonsense because they are so scared they need crutches to keep from having a nervous breakdown." The Rocketboom interview was a long rambly talk which they picked out the best bits of. It was a great editing job. As you might imagine there's a lot to Rocketboom that you don't see on-camera. I got the smallest glimpse into that, at lunch with Amanda and Andrew.
Two things NY has that they can't touch anywhere else: 1. Matzo Ball Soup. Even the Greek diner on Northern Boulevard in Bayside has better MBS than Saul's Deli in Berkeley. And Katz's MBS is to die for. 2. Pastrami. I ordered a Reuben at Katz's, and knew I was in for a treat when the guy behind the counter sliced me a few bits of meat to eat with my fingers while I waited. It's so incredibly delicious, and they stack the meat so high. The memories from one sandwich is enough to last years.
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