GI_Josh

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by GI_Josh 11y ago
This exists, and is called Google Play Music All Access.
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by GI_Josh 11y ago
Now that a portion of the service is going free, I'm interested to see if they start to add offerings to the paid, all access tier. As a paying monthly customer, I'd love to have the option to enable lossless streaming, for examp
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by GI_Josh 12y ago
That's a good point, that is clearer to what the article is trying to say. Defining a community by its ability to exclude is interesting. Twitter just puts the impetus to exclude on a personal level (person A blocks person B) rather t
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by GI_Josh 12y ago
I don't necessarily agree that Twitter users can't build communities. A friend of mine writes for a sports blog specific to an NFL team. His twitter account (and @replies) show that he is a part of a very strong community around
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by GI_Josh 12y ago
That's better than my old "increasingly harder slaps to the face" trick.
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by GI_Josh 12y ago
The kindness requirement is awesome and refreshing. I was shocked just how much vitriol gets spewed in an average workplace, directed at customers, fellow employees, inanimate objects. I gravitate towards the people I work with that aren&
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by GI_Josh 12y ago
We can assume you don't get enough sleep like the rest of us. What are you using then, soda?
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by GI_Josh 12y ago
I'm no expert, but I suspect this is just referring to work "at will" states, where you can be fired without being given a reason. Thus, it could actually be for anything: Your orientation, your work performance, that ugly s
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by GI_Josh 12y ago
I recently spent the better part of a day clearing out my work inbox because I'd heard too many people preach about inbox 0, and how the only things in their inbox were things they actively needed to work on. This worked for all of two