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Game Center achievements for Valet HeroHome / iPhone - iPad /
This page contains Valet Hero Unlockables for iPhone - iPad called "Game Center achievements" and has been posted or updated on Jan 5, 2012 by cheat_giver.
Boxshot & Details
- Developer: Game Gatos Llc
- Publisher: Game Gatos Llc
- Genre: Action
- Release: Jan 21, 2010
- ESRB: Not Set
Game Center achievements
To unlock the following Apple Game Center achievements, complete the following tasks:
|How to Unlock:
|3 Star Valet (5)
|Earned your first 3 star rating, on any challenge.
|4 Star Valet (10)
|Earned your first 4 star rating, on any challenge.
|5 Star Valet. Bronze (10)
|Obtained a 5 star rating on any bronze challenge.
|5 Star Valet. Gold (25)
|Obtained a 5 star rating on any gold challenge.
|5 Star Valet. Silver (15)
|Obtained a 5 star rating on any silver challenge.
|Afternoon Delight (35)
|Earned all keys on "Lover's Lane."
|Beach Bunny (35)
|Earned all keys on "Parking's a Beach."
|Drive Thru (15)
|Acheived a combo of 11 on any gold challenge.
|Driver Educated (35)
|Earned all keys on "Driver's Education."
|Employee of the Month (50)
|Parked at least 100 cars in any marathon challenge.
|Gimmie the Keys, I'll Drive (5)
|Earned your first key.
|Marathon Man (10)
|Unlocked your first marathon challenge.
|Need a Wash? (35)
|Earned all keys on "Rough Spots."
|Overtime (15)
|Park at least 25 cars in any marathon challenge.
|Perfect Parking. bronze (15)
|Parked all cars perfectly on the any bronze challenge.
|Perfect Parking. Gold (50)
|Parked all cars perfectly on the any gold challenge.
|Perfect Parking. Silver (25)
|Parked all cars perfectly on the any silver challenge.
|Rear-View Mirror (10)
|Performed your first Back-In.
|Sneaky, Sneaky (10)
|Performed your first Pull-Through.
|Trained Driver (35)
|Earned all Keys on "Advanced Training."
|Valet Hero (75)
|Earned 5 stars on 15 challenges
|Value Medal (5)
|Achieved a combo of 7 on any gold challenge.
|Working For a Living (25)
|Park at least 25 cars in any marathon challenge.
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Grover: Why Rust for Low-level Linux programming?
On his blog, Andy Grover makes a case for using the Rust language for new projects instead of C or Python. "Second, there are people like me, people working in C and Python on Linux systems-level stuff — the "plumbing", who are frustrated with low productivity. C and Python have diametrically-opposed advantages and disadvantages. C is fast to run but slow to write, and hard to write securely. Python is more productive but too slow and RAM-hungry for something running all the time, on every system. We must deal with getting C components to talk to Python components all the time, and it isn't fun. Rust is the first language that gives a system programmer performance and productivity. These people might see Rust as a chance to increase security, to increase their own productivity, to never have to touch libtool/autoconf ever again, and to solve the C/Python dilemma with a one language solution."
Help Make Open Source Secure (The Mozilla Blog)
On The Mozilla blog, Chris Riley announces the "Secure Open Source" (SOS) fund to provide money to help with the security of open-source software. "The SOS Fund will provide security auditing, remediation, and verification for key open source software projects. The Fund is part of the Mozilla Open Source Support program (MOSS) and has been allocated $500,000 in initial funding, which will cover audits of some widely-used open source libraries and programs. But we hope this is only the beginning. We want to see the numerous companies and governments that use open source join us and provide additional financial support. We challenge these beneficiaries of open source to pay it forward and help secure the Internet. Security is a process. To have substantial and lasting benefit, we need to invest in education, best practices, and a host of other areas. Yet we hope that this fund will provide needed short-term benefits and industry momentum to help strengthen open source projects." SOS sounds similar in scope to the Core Infrastructure Initiative (CII) set up by the Linux Foundation.
Security advisories for Friday
Arch Linux has updated gnutls (arbitrary file overwrite), haproxy (denial of service), and lib32-gnutls (arbitrary file overwrite).
Debian has updated firefox-esr (multiple vulnerabilities) and p7zip (code execution).
Debian-LTS has updated p7zip (code execution) and samba (regression in previous security fix).
Fedora has updated docker (F23: privilege escalation) and firefox (F22: multiple vulnerabilities).
SUSE has updated bind (two vulnerabilities) and libxml2 (SLE12: multiple vulnerabilities).
Ubuntu has updated firefox (multiple vulnerabilities), kernel (16.04; 15.10; 14.04; 12.04: multiple vulnerabilities), linux-lts-trusty (12.04: multiple vulnerabilities), linux-lts-utopic (14.04: multiple vulnerabilities), linux-lts-vivid (14.04: multiple vulnerabilities), linux-lts-wily (14.04: multiple vulnerabilities), linux-lts-xenial (14.04: multiple vulnerabilities), linux-raspi2 (16.04; 15.10: multiple vulnerabilities), linux-snapdragon (16.04: code execution), linux-ti-omap4 (12.04: multiple vulnerabilities), and squid3 (multiple vulnerabilities).
KDE neon User Edition 5.6 Available now (KDE.News)
The first version of KDE neon, which is a distribution based on Ubuntu 16.04 that is meant to be a stable platform on which to try the latest Plasma desktop, has been released. "KDE neon User Edition 5.6 is based on the latest version of Plasma 5.6 and intends to showcase the latest KDE technology on a stable foundation. It is a continuously updated installable image that can be used not just for exploration and testing but as the main operating system for people enthusiastic about the latest desktop software. It comes with a slim selection of apps, assuming the user's capacity to install her own applications after installation, to avoid cruft and meaningless weight to the ISO. The KDE neon team will now start adding all of KDE's applications to the neon archive. Since the announcement of the project four months ago the team has been working on rolling out our infrastructure, using current best-practice devops technologies. A continuous integration Jenkins system scans the download servers for new releases and automatically fires up computers with Docker instances to build packages. We work in the open and as a KDE project any KDE developer has access to our packaging Git repository and can make fixes, improvements and inspect our work."
Thursday's security updates
Fedora has updated firefox (F23: multiple vulnerabilities), gnutls (F23: arbitrary file overwrite), and kernel (F23: denial of service).
Mageia has updated firefox (multiple vulnerabilities).
openSUSE has updated ImageMagick (13.2: command execution).
Oracle has updated firefox (OL7; OL6; OL5: multiple vulnerabilities).
Red Hat has updated firefox (multiple vulnerabilities).
Scientific Linux has updated file (SL6: multiple vulnerabilities from 2014), icedtea-web (SL6: two vulnerabilities), ntp (SL6: multiple vulnerabilities, one from 2014), openssh (SL6: multiple vulnerabilities), openssl (SL6: multiple vulnerabilities), qemu-kvm (SL6: code execution), and thunderbird (SL6: two vulnerabilities).
Tschacher: Typosquatting programming language package managers
Nikolai Tschacher demonstrates how easy it is to run arbitrary code by way of "typosquatting" uploads to programming language download sites. "Because everybody can upload any package on PyPi, it is possible to create packages which are typo versions of popular packages that are prone to be mistyped. And if somebody unintentionally installs such a package, the next question comes intuitively: Is it possible to run arbitrary code and take over the computer during the installation process of a package?" He tried an experiment and was able to run a little program that phoned home from thousands of systems.
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Maru OS now freely available
The Maru OS handset distribution (reviewed here in April) has moved out of the beta-test period and is now freely downloadable without an invitation. Maru functions as both an Android handset and an Ubuntu desktop (when connected to an external monitor). For now, it remains limited to Nexus 5 handsets. "Now that the beta program is over, I'm finally turning my attention to the open-source project so we can expand device support with the help of the community. Let's get Maru in the hands of a lot more people!"
Stable kernel updates
Greg Kroah-Hartman has released stable kernels 4.6.2, 4.5.7, 4.4.13, and 3.14.72. This is the last 4.5.y stable kernel release. Users of the 4.5 kernel series should upgrade to the 4.6 kernel series.
Security advisories for Wednesday
Arch Linux has updated firefox (multiple vulnerabilities), qemu (multiple vulnerabilities), qemu-arch-extra (multiple vulnerabilities), and subversion (two vulnerabilities).
CentOS has updated spice (C7: two vulnerabilities) and spice-server (C6: two vulnerabilities).
Debian has updated expat (two vulnerabilities) and vlc (code execution).
Debian-LTS has updated expat (two vulnerabilities), libpdfbox-java (XML External Entity attacks), and libxstream-java (XML External Entity attacks).
Fedora has updated openslp (F23; F22: denial of service).
Mageia has updated chromium-browser-stable/libpng (multiple vulnerabilities), libxslt (two vulnerabilities), and ntp (multiple vulnerabilities).
openSUSE has updated expat (Leap42.1: code execution), gd (13.2: information leak), glibc (13.2: multiple vulnerabilities), GraphicsMagick (Leap42.1; 13.2: command execution), libimobiledevice, libusbmuxd (Leap42.1, 13.2: sockets listening on INADDR_ANY), libksba (Leap42.1: denial of service), and php5 (Leap42.1: multiple vulnerabilities).
SUSE has updated expat (SLE11-SP4: code execution).
The Qt Automotive Suite launches
The Qt Blog announces the launch of the Qt Automotive Suite. "With cumulative experience from over 20 automotive projects it was noted how Qt is really well suited to the needs of building IVIs and Instrument Clusters, that there were already millions of vehicles on the road with Qt inside, and that there were a lot of ongoing projects. There was though a feeling that things could be even better, that there were still a few things holding back the industry, contributing to the sense that shipped IVI systems could be built faster, cheaper and with a higher quality."
[$] Distributors ponder a systemd change
Linux users tend to pride themselves on their position at the leading edge of a fast-moving development community. But, in truth, much of what we do is rooted in many decades of Unix tradition, and we tend to get grumpy when young developers show up and start changing things around. A recent change of default in systemd represents such a change and the kind of response that it brings out; as a result, Linux distributors are going to have to make a decision on whether they should preserve the way things have always worked or make a change that, while potentially disruptive to users, is arguably a step toward more predictable, controllable, and secure behavior.
Firefox 47
Firefox 47 has been released. This version enables the VP9 video codec for users with fast machines, plays embedded YouTube videos with HTML5 video if Flash is not installed, and more. There is a blog post about these and other improvements. "Now, we are making it even easier to access synced tabs directly in your desktop Firefox browser. If you're logged into your Firefox Account, you will see all open tabs from your smartphone or other computers within the sidebar. In the sidebar you can also search for specific tabs quickly and easily." See the release notes for more information.
Tuesday's security updates
Debian has updated spice (two vulnerabilities).
Debian-LTS has updated dhcpcd5 (code execution) and nss (cipher-downgrade attacks).
Fedora has updated glibc (F23: denial of service), nginx (F23: denial of service), and qemu (F22: multiple vulnerabilities).
openSUSE has updated clamav-database (Leap42.1: database refresh).
Oracle has updated spice (OL7: two vulnerabilities) and spice-server (OL6: two vulnerabilities).
Red Hat has updated glibc (RHEL6.5: sends DNS queries to random file descriptors), jenkins (RHOSE3.2: multiple vulnerabilities), spice (RHEL7: two vulnerabilities), and spice-server (RHEL6: two vulnerabilities).
Scientific Linux has updated spice (SL7: two vulnerabilities) and squid (SL7: multiple vulnerabilities).
SUSE has updated expat (SLE12-SP1: code execution).
Ubuntu has updated libxml2 (multiple vulnerabilities) and oxide-qt (16.04, 15.10, 14.04: multiple vulnerabilities).
Open Build Service 2.7 released
Open Build Service 2.7 has been released. "Three large features around the topic of integrating external resources made it into this release. We worked on automatic tracking of moving repositories of development versions like Fedora Rawhide, distribution updates or rolling Linux releases like Arch. A change to the OBS git integration to enable developers to work on continuous builds. And last but not least an experimental KIWI import that can be used to easily migrate your images from SUSE studio."
Security updates for Monday
Arch Linux has updated chromium (multiple vulnerabilities), ntp (multiple vulnerabilities), and webkit2gtk (code execution).
Debian has updated chromium-browser (multiple vulnerabilities), mariadb-10.0 (multiple vulnerabilities), and samba (regression in previous update).
Debian-LTS has updated libxml2 (multiple vulnerabilities).
Fedora has updated php (F22: multiple vulnerabilities), phpMyAdmin (F22: multiple vulnerabilities), roundcubemail (F23; F22: cross-site scripting), sudo (F23: information leak), and xen (F23: multiple vulnerabilities).
Gentoo has updated gnupg (multiple vulnerabilities), libjpeg-turbo (information leak), puppet-agent (multiple vulnerabilities), and putty (multiple vulnerabilities).
openSUSE has updated Chromium (Leap42.1; 13.2: multiple vulnerabilities).
Slackware has updated ntp (multiple vulnerabilities).
SUSE has updated Chromium (SPH for SLE12: multiple vulnerabilities).
Kernel prepatch 4.7-rc2
The second 4.7 prepatch is now available for testing. Linus says: "There's a late non-fix I took even though the merge window is over, because I've been wanting it for a while. I doubt anybody notices the actual effects of a pty change/cleanup that means that our old disgusting DEVPTS_MULTIPLE_INSTANCES kernel config option is gone, because the cleanup means that it is no longer needed." For details on this change, see this article from last week's Kernel Page.
Wolf: Stop it with those short PGP key IDs!
At his blog, Gunnar Wolf urges developers to stop using "short" (eight hex-digit) PGP key IDs as soon as possible. The impetus for the advice originates with Debian's Enrico Zini, who recently found two keys sharing the same short ID in the wild. The possibility of short-ID collisions has been known for a while, but it is still disconcerting to see in the wild. "Those three keys are not (yet?) uploaded to the keyservers, though... But we can expect them to appear at any point in the future. We don't know who is behind this, or what his purpose is. We just know this looks very evil."
Wolf goes on to note that short IDs are not merely human-readable conveniences, but are actually used to identify PGP keys in some software programs. To mitigate the risk, he recommends configuring GnuPG to never shows short IDs, to ensure that other programs do not consume short IDs, and to "only sign somebody else's key if you see and verify its full fingerprint. [...] And there are surely many other important recommendations. But this is a good set of points to start with."
Friday's security updates
Debian has updated libxml2 (multiple vulnerabilities).
Mageia has updated chromium-browser-stable (M5: multiple vulnerabilities), libgd (M5: multiple vulnerabilities), nginx (M5: denial of service), pgpdump (M5: buffer overrun), and php (M5: multiple vulnerabilities).
Red Hat has updated chromium-browser (RHEL6: multiple vulnerabilities).
Ubuntu has updated nginx (14.04, 15.10, 16.04: denial of service).
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On Tuesday, however, the bill failed to make it out of the judiciary committee.
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"The banks' suggestion that the bill would harm New York as a financial center is ludicrous and a mere cover for their cynical effort to help Argentina evade its creditors," an Elliott spokesman told the WSJ.
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|A legendary bird Pokémon. It can create blizzards by freezing moisture in the air.
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Partnership provides a dual site, turn-key solution for mission critical services
LONDON, UK, 12th November 2012 - Sentrum Colo, one of the UK's leading colo specialists, has partnered with LDeX to provide a dual-site, turn-key solution for mission critical servers. This new partnership will enable customers of Sentrum Colo and LDeX to easily achieve data redundancy along with scalability and high availability.
Both data centres offer a turn-key solution of racks, power and a network. Customers are able to simply choose the power and network bandwidth for each site in order to distribute their applications and replicate their data across both data centre facilities. This ability provides redundancy from day one through site-to-site recovery mechanisms. End users have the ability to recover quickly from a site failure by ensuring failover from LDeX to Sentrum Colo and vice versa. Both sites are situated within close proximity to enable robust synchronous mirroring, providing uninterrupted access to mission critical servers.
Graham Monro, Sales Director at Sentrum Colo explained: "Business continuity is crucial in today's competitive environment. Companies must ensure that when an IT disaster occurs they are able to continue all normal business activities almost immediately after the incident. Redundancy is the first line of defence against any systems failure. Within a data centre it protects against network failure, equipment failure and application failure. As a result, businesses are protected from losses. For this reason we are extremely pleased that we are able to offer our customers full redundancy through this partnership with LDeX."
Connectivity from both sites is delivered using a range of providers to offer a diversely routed, ultra-low latency 10Gb waves on dedicated fibre. Internet links to the USA and Europe can be routed independently of London to provide an optimum level of resiliency.
"This partnership with Sentrum Colo allows our joint customers to distribute their applications across two sites resulting in a more efficient, cost-effective use of resources. In addition, spreading applications can give end users better response times. Routing end users to a site based on load conditions and the health of the site itself results in scalability and ensures high availability of mission critical servers. We're proud to be able to offer our customers high performance and redundancy through this strategic partnership," said Matthew Edgley, Sales and Marketing Director at LDeX.
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'LDeX1' at Staples Corner is a 22,000 sq ft carrier neutral colocation facility based in north London (NW2). The North West London data centre is easily accessible from central London and ideally located at the foot of the M1 motorway, offering ease of access from the north at a location commonly referred to as the "Gateway to London". The site is owned, operated and maintained by LDeX (London Data Exchange Ltd.), a specialist provider of London colocation solutions. For more information please visit: www.londondataexchange.net
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Sentrum Colo operates a List-X, tier III+ data centre facility in Hayes which includes technical space and disaster recovery facilities. Working with companies of all sizes, the team of specialists collaborate with customers to remove the complexity of colocation via scalable solutions with flexible terms, and offer excellent connectivity with multiple carriers including Colt, Level 3 and Virgin Media. It is an environmentally conscious company using 100% renewable electricity.
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SummerFest is underway at Gaylord Opryland Resort and the hotel is celebrating with lots of attractions and activities inspired by Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book. And one of those attractions is The Learning Log, which allows you to walk/crawl inside and get up close and personal with a snake, a poisonous tree frog and more. Here's a virtual tour inside!
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It's one of my biggest fears...I'm just standing around, minding my own business and panther sneaks up behind me.
Uh no! It's not news that I am afraid of clowns, mustard, death, cottage cheese and Naomi Judd. However, my absolute biggest fear on the planet is snakes. Ugh! Just the sight or thought of one sends shivers up my spine. I literally cannot deal with them and go into full "soil myself" mode if I see one. And this YouTube video freaked me out. Did you all see this? Some poor guy got quite a surprise when two snakes started to squirm down from his ceiling. #LockMeInAnInstitutionNow
Put on the dogs! It Takes a Village Canine Rescue invites you to their fourth annual "Canine Carnival & Mardi Paws" presented by the Grainger Foundation. All the fun is this Saturday (6/11) at Historic Bosse Field in Evansville staring at Noon.
When I got to D&P Auto Sales in Muhlenberg County on Friday afternoon, they told me to go outside and see what's underneath the styrofoam cup.
Ants in the pants? It's not just a fun board game. It's the scourge of many a summer picnic, a lover of sweet residues, it's a nuisance. Luckily, there are a couple of simple household solutions to removing the picnic basket invaders.
Okay! I'll give it to you. Watching video of a gas-passing wombat was likely not on your To Do List this morning. It wasn't on mine either until I saw this hilarious video from the BBC. Let's just go ahead and own it. Farts are funny. And they're REALLY funny when they're flying out of the backside of an adorable animal. Check this little guy out. He's a corn-fed wombat and the guy needs some Gas-X stat!
I love monkeys! I am fascinated by them. For some reason, perhaps because I look a little bit like Curious George, they seem to be fascinated by me too. I have always been drawn to the monkey. Which is precisely why, when I recently visited Belize, I took a tour of the country's Community Baboon Sanctuary, which is home to roughly 2,000 black howler monkeys. The experience was exhilarating and I got some really cool photos of my new friends!
Do you hug your dog? I must confess. I do it all the time. That's the first thing I do when I get home from work every day. They run to me . . . full speed. I pick them up and give them a big old hug. They give me kisses on the cheek. That's our routine. That's what we do. And I just assumed we were all good with it. But, apparently, I'm delusional. A new article in Psychology Today suggests that 81% of dogs don't like being hugged and the act raises their anxiety levels. In fact, that article lists a whole string of behaviors that demonstrate just how much your pooch dislikes being hugged. So, I decided to run an experiment with my dogs to see if they think a hug is a "good touch" or a "bad touch." Here's what happened-
A friend of mine found this sweet little dog yesterday and is having a harm time finding her home. They have tried posting pictures on Facebook and even had her checked for a microchip, but haven't had any luck yet. He says she is a really good dog that has been taken care of. They found her in the Owensboro Christian Church area and would love to help her reunite with her family.
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Softball: Danny's clinches spot in Final Four
Softball: Danny's clinches spot in Final Four
WESTERLY — Danny's Bar/The Haversham clinched a spot in the Final Four of the Westerly Men's Softball League with a 12-5 win against Hilltop Cafe on Friday at Craig Field
Kyle Smith homered, drove in two runs and finished with three hits for Danny's (15-5). Luke Raiche was 4 for 4 with a double and three RBIs. Anthony Pascuzzi finished 3 for 4 with a double.
Steve Williams drove in two runs and was 3 for 3 for Hilltop (12-7). Earl Whitford was 2 for 3 with a double.
Apice Builders................ 12
Affordable Furnishings... 2
Jeff Collins hit two home runs and drove in three runs for Apice (18-1).
Keegan Reed was 3 for 3 with a homer, double and two RBIs. Apice has already qualified for the Final Four and leads Blackout (15-3) in the battle for the top seed.
Tony Patterson hit a solo homer for Affordable Furnishings (6-14).
McQuade's Marketplace/The Brazen Hen............. 15
Hilltop Cafe...................... 3
Erik Lindewall was 4 for 4 with a homer and four RBIs for McQuade's.
Adam Falcone and Mike Keemon finished with three hits each. Falcone doubled, tripled and drove in two runs. Keemon doubled and drove in a pair. McQuade's is 12-7.
Vincent Urso and Brian Howard both went 2 for 3 for Hilltop (12-8). Howard doubled and drove in two runs.
The Hilltop loss assured Lucky House of a spot in the Final Four.
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McQuade's Marketplace/The Brazen Hen.............. 16
Gus Brucker drove in seven runs, homered and doubled helping Lucky House to the win on Wednesday.
Brucker finished 5 for 5. Nick DeLauro was also 5 for 5 with a triple and three RBIs. Aaron Bliven finished 4 for 5 with three RBIs. He led off the game with a homer. Lucky House improved to 14-6.
Mike Keemon was 4 for 5 with a homer and four RBIs for McQuade's (10-7). Andrew McCoy hit a two-run homer and Erik Lindewall was 2 for 3 with a homer and three RBIs.
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The Ottawa Senators, parent club of the AHL's Binghamton Senators, announced today the club has signed forward Hugh Jessiman to a one-year, two-way contract.
Jessiman, 28, split last season between the American Hockey League's Lake Erie Monsters and the Abbotsford Heat. In a combined 67 games, he recorded 27 goals and 17 assists for 44 points while recording 108 penalty minutes.
The 6-6, 231-pound, native of Darien, Conn., has played in 432 career AHL games with Hartford, Milwaukee, Rockford, Rochester, Lake Erie and Abbotsford, scoring 107 goals and 93 assists while adding 699 penalty minutes.
Jessiman has appeared in two career National Hockey League games, recording five penalty minutes with the Florida Panthers during the 2010-11 campaign. He was originally the New York Rangers' first-round pick (12th overall) in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft.
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".... [T]he idea of a LinkedIn-infused Microsoft Word was very much in keeping with the flawed "Office Everywhere" strategy of Mr. Nadella's predecessors, Steven A. Ballmer and, before him, Bill Gates. One of the hallmarks of the Gates-Ballmer years was the too-high priority accorded to new products closely tied to Windows and Office. That strategy invited antitrust suits, and it also helped prevent the company from creating new businesses wholly independent of the two cash cows.
"Until now, Mr. Nadella has actively eschewed that strategy and unwound many of his predecessors' bad decisions. But I suspect that both Mr. Nadella and Mr. Weiner are afflicted with extremely bad cases of Facebook envy....."
This makes me wonder once again about Mr. Gates' relationship with his mother. Reportedly it was she who brought him up to be hyper-competitive. Perhaps it was also she who led him to believe that active, creative, industrious people want a nanny always looking over their shoulders.
Google it.
"On June 13, the transaction was announced as one of the most expensive technology industry deals on record. According to Bloomberg, the purchase serves as a way for Microsoft to acquire social tools, as it has largely missed out on the consumer web boom that has been dominated by companies such as Google GOOGL -2.61% and Facebook FB -1.12% .
"In an interview with Bloomberg TV, Gates said, "this professional feed in LinkedIn, that is how I want to learn about my career, my company, my industry, and I'm going back there. If we can make that as valuable as the Facebook feed in the social world, that's huge value creation and that'll happen over a period of years."
"Despite Gates's excitement, some think that Microsoft paid too much to for LinkedIn. The company will need to either generate gigantic improvements in LinkedIn's profits, or steer many millions of Linkedin customers to its own products, to make the deal a financial success."
In other words, from one point of view, this is yet another Nokia, a missed opportunity, an attempt to make up for it with sheer chutzpah.
From another point of view, LinkedIn is valuable not for its business but for its repository of personal information. That might be very useful for a very different Microsoft.
An interesting one:
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