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Comment Re:Mobile Clients? (Score 1) 334

by limpfish32 on Monday October 16, 2006 @07:52AM (#16451103) Attached to: Howard Stern Coming To the Net

I think he means 'couldn't care less'. "The idiom "couldn't care less", meaning "doesn't care at all" (the meaning in full is "cares so little that he couldn't possibly care less"), originated in Britain around 1940. "Could care less", which is used with the same meaning, developed in the U.S. around 1960. " How confusing.

Examining the New Bubble 186

Posted by Zonk on Friday May 12, 2006 @11:31AM from the don't-pop-it dept.

abb_road writes "Whether or not we're in the midst of another boom-bust cycle in technology is a matter of fierce debate. BusinessWeek discusses what constituted that last bubble and looks at current trends to see if we're on the verge of a new one. From the article: 'The Great Bubble of the late '90s shaped a generation of Internet entrepreneurs and investors much as the Great Depression shaped a generation of economizers in the mid-20th century. 'The bubble generation is much more attuned to the fact that things can get really out of hand,' says Bill Burnham, a former partner at Mobius Venture Capital. 'There's a level of caution that has been ingrained.'"

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