grandmas

As the saying went, when grandmas start jumping into the market chasing hot stocks, it's time to get out.

Readers should keep converting their moms and dads and grandmas to Firefox + NoScript.

It was so much fun because we could be honest without worrying about information leakage to friends, grandmas, and the public.

How many grandmas (or even casual Google users) knew that though?

What 'strategy' are all those grandmas using at the nickel slots?

That's why those grandmas lose money most of the time.

Not grandmas, like this article would like to imply.

Lost one of my grandmas a few years ago and I wanted to make sure my other one could see me get there.

They have an incredible mindshare, it is the only app (besides Facebook), that I see moms and grandmas using on a daily basis.

And from my [limited, anecdotal] experience, the people who use Facebook the most are talking with their grandmas and cousins, and have little to gain from mass public exposure.

I hopefully won't be there when she hits bottom and realizes that what killed both of her grandmas and poisoned her mom could possibly hurt her.

And now Microsoft is going to lose the power users too, because according to their new directions, their user base are only the grandmas and the dumb ones that never made it to high-school.

You only have the choice between accepting it as a fact of life and trying to work with it (viral marketing, commercial support for Free software, live concerts, etc etc), or ignoring the social costs of your actions and trying to punish all the "evildoers" one-by-one making examples of the students and grandmas you actually manage to draw into courtrooms.