kbeegle

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by kbeegle 12y ago
Also available as an ebook: Kindle: http://www.amazon.com/Business-Adventures-Twelve-Classic-Str... iBooks: https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/business-adventures/id89031... Barnes and Noble:
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by kbeegle 14y ago
I've been a Mac user going back to a Lombard Macbook and I remember when Apple used to really go on the attack against PC's before they switched to Intel. Examples are: Toasting the Pentium II: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zE6aKeK61A4 a
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by kbeegle 14y ago
I also had similar results. On the searches where I chose something I knew about to search for, I always chose Google's results. On the one example where I chose a suggested example (Halloween Costumes) I chose Bing. My other searches were
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by kbeegle 14y ago
I had forgotten about Canada's oil supplies. If I remember right, most of it's located in oil sands in Alberta. Extracting it and transporting it used to be more expensive than it was worth but they're doing more with chemical extraction te
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by kbeegle 14y ago
Goldman Sachs statement isn't that surprising when you think about it from the perspective of countries and country size. Of the major oil producing countries, the only one larger than the U.S. is Russia (Canada's reserves are mostly natura
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by kbeegle 14y ago
Before touch was a major major interface, Nik Software had developed an editing interface that was surprisingly good on touch devices. You essentially click a point on a photo and set the size of the area for edits to be applied to. The sof
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by kbeegle 14y ago
Absolutely. I'm a non-programmer that had been working on picking up Rails a number of times without a good background in Ruby. Each time I'd run into one issue or another and not have enough knowledge to push past it. I've put in a bit of