Yahoo has done a lot of things to encourage innovation. An early attempt was a site to track ideas. I was OK, but didn’t accomplish much. Hack Day was a much more successful initiative. But the site still exists in a different form. I got a shirt for being one of the first 100? people …
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I picked up this shirt last year as my shirts were running thin. Whenever I wear it, I feel like a walking Old Navy ad.
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This is the Yahoo! T-shirt I wore today: Hack Day Q4 2006. This was the first internal hack day I participated in and it was a lot of fun. For the preceding 6 months, I was on a committee discussing various problems engineers have to deal with on a daily basis. One problem discussed at …
I had to go to Santa Monica today and didn’t feel like being a billboard for Yahoo through the airports, so I picked this one. If not for the little Yahoo on the back, you wouldn’t even notice it it was a Yahoo shirt.
This one was from the Yahoo! Tech launch last year. It’s hard to believe that’s it’s been over a year since then.
In another coincidence, I wore this same shirt exactly 1 year ago today. Here’s the original post. I didn’t like this shirt much last year, but I didn’t mind it today. It’s quite comfortable.
I think I hate tag clouds more than I did last year, but this shirt is still wearable. Until next year, t-shirt…
This is probably the only Yahoo T-shirt I’m actually embarrassed to wear. It’s just too red and too weird to wear a giant F around. I told people it was F for Friday. Yeah, sure. Anyway, here’s the story on this one.