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...network anywhere in the world, and will cost you $4.50 a postcard, plus normal network charges. There's only one drawback: if you want to write a long message of more than around 100 words, you'll have to use text speak. Here's hoping Grandpa understands, "Lvly fud, wsh u wr ere." mobycards.com
...shirt that carries a similar message reads, “We’ll kick your ass today and fire your ass tomorrow,” bearing a melancholy bulldog with a sign “Will bark for fud.” Even the most die-hard Harvard fan cannot deny that Eli does pretty well in the real world, for example, in running for president. As much fun as it is to believe that we are in essence, better than our counterparts at Yale simply by virtue of our being Harvard students, these shirts make us look delusional...
Condenzio attributes this to what he calls "the FUD factor" (for fears, uncertainty and doubts)--something which HUDS anticipated and worked hard to allay...
...FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt) factor that is sure to slow the pace of change at some big corporations never seemed to affect ex-farmer Zaitz, who says radical change suits him just fine. "I grew up on a dairy farm, where everything that happened in your life revolved around the cows," he says. Feeling trapped by the job, Zaitz often wondered, "'Boy, wouldn't it be great if you could go fishing anytime you wanted?' With Farms.com I wanted to create a lifestyle out of this business--and I did." B2B enterprises like his seem certain to keep cropping...
...FUD, for those who haven't read Raymond's excellent New Hacker's Dictionary, is geek for "fear, uncertainty and doubt"--a trick invented by IBM and perfected by Microsoft for scaring people away from a competitor's product...