Cl4rity

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by Cl4rity 13y ago
gdgt Live and Engadget Live are taking place tomorrow night in NYC, and it's free to attend if you register via Eventbrite (assuming it isn't sold out). You should check it out. There are a lot of cool people to meet there.
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Jennifer Lopez's VivaMovil partners with Verizon(thefullsignal.com)
1 points by Cl4rity 13y ago|0 comments
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Your cell phone is making these people sick(thefullsignal.com)
1 points by Cl4rity 13y ago|0 comments
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by Cl4rity 14y ago
I was wondering the same myself, but at any rate, neither would pay his rent. However, I am curious because I know a few travel bloggers out there who make a decent amount of money on their blogs, as well as getting lots of trips paid for b
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by Cl4rity 14y ago
I don't believe it's that easy for most people.
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Alicia Keys is Global Creative Director for BlackBerry(knowyourcell.com)
1 points by Cl4rity 14y ago|0 comments
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by Cl4rity 14y ago
I've never heard that quote before, and as sad as it is, it's a pretty damn good one. Honestly, prior to his suicide, I didn't really know much about Aaron Swartz, and I certainly had no idea that the U.S. prosecuted this harshly for what s
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by Cl4rity 14y ago
No prob. I'm late in responding (busy at CES) but good stuff!
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by Cl4rity 14y ago
For the record, I love Boston. It's so peaceful and quiet there on non-game days! Ha! And it is a thousand times cleaner than New York City.
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by Cl4rity 14y ago
I really have no stance on this (in that I don't side with Aaron or the prosecutors in the case), because I don't have all the facts. Some of you may say that that is a stance, but I just don't see it that way. I am aware, however, that wha
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by Cl4rity 14y ago
Well, of course it's going to come as a big shock coming from Boston, because I don't consider Boston to be a "big city." I was born and raised in Los Angeles, I lived in San Francisco for a while, and now I live in New York City--Brooklyn,
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by Cl4rity 14y ago
Does anyone have a mirror? The site or its contents seem to be down or unavailable.
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by Cl4rity 14y ago
As another commenter says, it helps the bullshit detector. Why know why anything works? If we just follow advice blindly, it may do us no good. Your line of questioning is all wrong. You said, "I would posit that there is not a single perso
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by Cl4rity 14y ago
It's my opinion that you can't make the assertion that the Nexus 4 is faster than the iPhone 5 by feel. Some people feel like their cars or motorcycles perform better after an oil change and a car wash, but it's psychological. Otherwise, I
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by Cl4rity 14y ago
I happen to like Eric Barker's work, so I'm going to defend it. Judging by your response, you just read the subheadings and not the supporting text that accompanied them. If you did, you'd see links to the research that supports these "gene
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by Cl4rity 14y ago
It seems the author either doesn't know what a humblebrag is, or he is very insecure or unhappy with his own life. Many of his examples don't seem like humblebrags at all--like the Dina Manzo example about hot weather. Really?? Secondly, pe
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College student successfully sues parents for tracking her smartphone(knowyourcell.com)
2 points by Cl4rity 14y ago|0 comments
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by Cl4rity 14y ago
This actually isn't extremist or crazy, it's common sense. Multitasking is a myth and you really can only focus on one thing at a time. By adopting this philosophy, you'll probably get a lot more done, quickly. Once your one task or goal is
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by Cl4rity 14y ago
First of all, this problem isn't unique to tech journalism or the Internet. Stuff like this has happened in old media several times in the past--where's the outrage for that? Secondly, the spread of misinformation, when it does happen this
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by Cl4rity 15y ago
Other factories never have any mishaps or accidents that kill humans. Nuclear reactors never melt down and hurt anyone. And so on and so forth.
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by Cl4rity 15y ago
"Actually you are most likely wrong." I take it you're kidding, so I'll treat it as such. Taubes, and only Taubes, has blamed refined carbohydrates as the single and absolutely positive source for all our dietary-related maladies. Clearly,
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by Cl4rity 15y ago
I am so sick and tired of all of these misinformed blog articles and comments about clean food versus unhealthy food. Good calories versus bad calories. Do these writers even know what a calorie is? It isn't intrinsically good or bad. If yo
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by Cl4rity 15y ago
Essentially, it was hardly ever a business model, unless you consider not making any money at all an actual business.
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President Obama signs NDAA into law despite "reservations"(lawfareblog.com)
4 points by Cl4rity 15y ago|0 comments
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by Cl4rity 15y ago
Actually, Tom gets it right. It's called discretion. Use his public example, for instance. If you were, for example, a cross-dresser who loved wearing women's underwear - and only women's underwear - would that be tolerated by the general p
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by Cl4rity 15y ago
What I loved most was Tom's handling of putting out MG's little fire: "You are a loveable renegade. :-)" and also "clearing not roaming the badlands." MG does come off as trying a little too hard to sound tough/badass on Twitter and elsewhe
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by Cl4rity 15y ago
Does anyone actually trust GoDaddy's word? I didn't think so.
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by Cl4rity 15y ago
Biphasic and/or polyphasic sleep doesn't seem to work...even on monks who have been doing it for several years: http://mindhacks.com/2011/11/17/the-dreams-and-hallucination...
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by Cl4rity 15y ago
"However, the fact that the patterns of behavior aren't random does clue you in that there are systemic factors involved, which can be analyzed and tested." That's exactly what I was going to say. With regards to the article, everyone can b
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by Cl4rity 15y ago
I was just about to reference this article. Same shit, different day.

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