What’s up with the picture on the last post?

June 22, 2007 By

That’s Kevin. He’s one of the first investors in Facebook. He isn’t lame.

I just wanted to put his picture on my blog because it seems that everyone is talking about Facebook lately. It came up several times today in the session I moderated at the Virtual Goods Summit. More on that later, though. Gotta go Photowalking first.

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  • http://www.beercosoftware.com/ Chris

    Oh, and Kevin. The first profile on FB starts with id 100004. Yeah, somebody noticed those first 100k are actually not there. I cloned that “feature” on our SN site today ;)

  • http://www.beercosoftware.com/ Chris

    Oh, and Kevin. The first profile on FB starts with id 100004. Yeah, somebody noticed those first 100k are actually not there. I cloned that “feature” on our SN site today ;)

  • http://www.beercosoftware.com/ Chris

    Nevermind, Kevin is only an investor. Scratch that comment. Feel safe in your investment Kevin!

  • http://www.beercosoftware.com/ Chris

    Nevermind, Kevin is only an investor. Scratch that comment. Feel safe in your investment Kevin!

  • LayZ
  • LayZ
  • http://scobleizer.com/ Robert Scoble

    Chris: I didn’t realize that. ICQ back in 1996 had the same numbering system.

  • http://scobleizer.com/ Robert Scoble

    Chris: I didn’t realize that. ICQ back in 1996 had the same numbering system.

  • http://wenchadmin.wordpress.com/ deannie

    lol, I don’t always understand the side conversations here either LayZ :)

  • http://wenchadmin.wordpress.com/ deannie

    lol, I don’t always understand the side conversations here either LayZ :)

  • http://www.beercosoftware.com/ Chris

    If you look at MySpace, you will see their autoincrement skipped tens and hundreds of thousands of numbers “accidentally” during their rise before the newscorp aquisition.

    So it’s not exactly uncommon. These sites usually have little to no traffic, then boom, 2 years after launching they suddenly jump up tremendously. Yeah, I’m making alexa bots too.

  • http://www.beercosoftware.com/ Chris

    If you look at MySpace, you will see their autoincrement skipped tens and hundreds of thousands of numbers “accidentally” during their rise before the newscorp aquisition.

    So it’s not exactly uncommon. These sites usually have little to no traffic, then boom, 2 years after launching they suddenly jump up tremendously. Yeah, I’m making alexa bots too.

  • http://www.beercosoftware.com/ Chris

    And just in case you were wondering. The 100004 isn’t a guid or a random number it’s autoincremental. 100005, 100006, 100007….10000000 exist if the profile has not been deleted. Working in search you know these things. Our new search engine sees all. ALL! I almost feel like an unknown version of Google.

  • http://www.beercosoftware.com/ Chris

    And just in case you were wondering. The 100004 isn’t a guid or a random number it’s autoincremental. 100005, 100006, 100007….10000000 exist if the profile has not been deleted. Working in search you know these things. Our new search engine sees all. ALL! I almost feel like an unknown version of Google.

  • MOron

    I missed all the flash,,,, maybr “marketers” got into the mix???????

  • MOron

    I missed all the flash,,,, maybr “marketers” got into the mix???????