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Adaptive Path announces Aurora browser, but not COO departure
Noted neologician Jesse James Garrett, the man who dubbed a set of popular Web 2.0 technologies "Ajax," has announced another project from Adaptive Path, the Web consultancy he cofounded. It's Aurora, an interesting visualization of what a next-generate Web browser might look like. It's user-interface porn of the highest order, with a special bonus if you have a farmer fetish. What the company hasn't announced? The recent departure of COO Bryan Mason, pictured here, who Twittered his resignation on Friday, though he hasn't been filed under "emeritus" on the company roster quite yet. Whoever is named the new COO had better make sure the free-taco truck tradition at the annual company party continues, or there will be hungry-hipster hell to pay. The Aurora browser: More »

8:20 AM on Tue Aug 5 2008
By Jackson West
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Latest by nowaysj: Useful or not, it appears to be SLOW SLOW SLOW. more »
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My arched right eyebrow? That means that I am pheeling phrisky
Plurk's "overlord" may have described this startup as a hoax, but Pheltup fever continues to spread thanks to viral marketing like stickers and a a wild launch party last night. Can you suggest a better headline? Do so in the comments. The best one will become the new headline. Yesterday's winner: "Google begins testing its new camouflage Steath Shuttle." by Swifter. (Photo by Rachel Glaves)

4:00 PM on Fri Jun 13 2008
By Jackson West
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Latest by Rick: I wish Will Wright would quit messing around with stickers and get spore done already more »
Wondering what Adaptive Path cofounder Jeffrey Veen has been up to since Google hired him away last year? He's helping to revamp Orkut, Google's big-in-Brazil social network. [BusinessWeek]

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Twitter used to solicit votes, hookups, crystal meth
Social connectivity site Twitter has so far not reported to parents any cases of the service being used by K-12 students to request immediate sexual intercourse during school hours. There also appears to be no connection between Twitter users and attempts to stuff the ballot box for the Vlog Hot poll, since all the vloggers on Twitter are losing in their respective poll heats; most likely, this means that all those on Twitter who say they're voting for friends, are lying. The code word for tonight's Adaptive Path party has been confirmed as "tacotruck." Still unconfirmed is the possibility that "tacotruck" is also neighborhood slang for an extremely polluted form of crystal meth also known as "peanut butter," so party attendees should under no circumstances mention both for fear of confusing the vendor.

3:00 PM on Fri Mar 2 2007
By Chris Mohney
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Waggable: And in their place they sent 50 biz-dev guys
Overheard last night from a developer who didn't attend this week's business-development-heavy, techie-light Web 2.0 Summit, referring to the staff of Adaptive Path, who coined the term "Ajax" for a form of dynamic web pages like Google Maps: More »

8:12 AM on Wed Nov 8 2006
By Nick Douglas
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Web 2.0 (TM): Reserve your Web X.0 now
Special Valleywag Weekend Updates on the Web 2.O'Reilly shitstorm: More »

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Adaptive Path's Bryan Mason wants your e-mail
Along with its fellow South Park startups, web development company Adaptive Path has become the reluctant poster child for the bubble. Today, COO Bryan Mason has a special request for his friends. More »

10:22 AM on Wed May 10 2006
By Nick Douglas
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Lazy News: "Web 2.0 has a local address"
Welcome to Lazy News, the new Valleywag feature that saves you the time of actually reading news articles. The first article we'll slice-and-dice is the San Francisco Chronicle's business feature from Sunday. More »

9:40 AM on Mon Apr 17 2006
By ndouglas
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Flickr holing up in San Francisco
Flickr's renting space at Adaptive Path's San Francisco office (pictured with taco truck). A close source says the deal's been made but no one's moved in yet, as Yahoo establishes an outpost inside the slick SoMA office. More »

11:43 AM on Fri Apr 7 2006
By ndouglas
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How Google hired the Measure Map team
Another bizarre Google hiring story came through the grapevine. When Google bought Measure Map (scooped and reported here), it cut a special deal with the stat service's makers at Adaptive Path. More »

9:04 AM on Fri Apr 7 2006
By ndouglas
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