Jeffrey McManus

Member since: Mar 1st, 2006

Jeffrey McManus's Latest Comments

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Download Squad	8 Comments
The Unofficial Yahoo Weblog	3 Comments

Recent Comments:

How many page views a month does a Web 2.0 company need to get an IPO? (Download Squad)

Apr 21st 2007 1:41PM I would not even consider betting on a football team unless they were leading by 56 points in the fourth quarter.

Yahoo steals the mobile world, and opens it up for publishers (Download Squad)

Mar 27th 2007 11:05AM The non-linky underlined words on this post make me sad.

Win a copy of Vista Ultimate (Download Squad)

Jan 30th 2007 3:32PM If you (or anybody) gets me a copy of Vista I'll install it under Parallels on my Macbook Pro and write a review of how that goes.

What's your favorite online bookmarking service, and why? - Ask DLS (Download Squad)

Jan 21st 2007 8:28PM Delicious is not social bookmarking, it's online bookmarking. Ma.gnolia is social bookmarking. I use it every day.

Avocent: Remote server management via PDA (Download Squad)

Sep 22nd 2006 10:52AM How is this different than the remote desktop client that is included with Windows Mobile?

Phishing, fighting it, and Netcraft's toolbar (Download Squad)

Sep 21st 2006 12:24PM This is a very dumb idea. If I'm a bank I want bad guys to use my graphics because then I can write software to detect that someone is using my graphics and feed that information to anti-phishing software. Forcing the phisher to copy the graphics will stop none of them and will make it harder to detect.

YouTube IPO in the works? (Download Squad)

Sep 5th 2006 3:18PM Which VC firms aren't about making blow-out returns?

Vista won't get Visual Studio Express (Download Squad)

Aug 15th 2006 1:40PM I have to say, I can't see the value of bundling. Developers know where to go to download the tools, and for the other 98% of the world, bundling is just going to add another layer of cruft onto an already bloated system.

That said, the Express tools are terrific and getting them out there is a good thing. They just don't need to be dumped onto every $299 Wal-mart box in the world.