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shadowrunner
13y ago
Looks like a lot of value here, and congratulations to the author / editor for shipping! One niggle though: no audio format (and if there is I didn't see it). Anecdotally, I saw noticeable jump in sales to my eBook No Budget Budget: https
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13y ago
I like cats.
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shadowrunner
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The evening I heard about the elephant killing, I moved all my domains from GoDaddy and swore them off forever. By the time SOPA happened, they were already dead to me.
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13y ago
Frontman Johnny Rotten did eventually get good at singing, but he made history and a million bucks along the way.
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shadowrunner
13y ago
Here's the answer to all your worries: The Sex Pistols. Yes, the punk band. Those misbehaving misfits that couldn't play their musical instruments and yet went on to change music forever. The Sex Pistols succeeded with barely a shred of ski
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13y ago
Electric cars are a form of self-denial. We think we're doing the environment a favor when in reality we're terrified of a future without cars.
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shadowrunner
13y ago
I like the idea, and the design is fantastic, but I question whether the quotes you chose are thought provoking (and maybe even preachy to some) rather than inspirational.
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13y ago
Here's my thought: 1) write a list of 10 things you like to do 2) Now pick one from the list that is most viable for you to do right now, where you are. 3) Do it. This discussion is not worth anyone's time, including yours. Hope you feel be
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13y ago
I have a WP8 (please hold your applause). Its an awesome phone and a refreshing break from the iPhone (which seems kind of dated with it's gaudy skeudomorphic icons). The transition wasn't as jarring as a thought it'd be either. I've been
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13y ago
Slashdot, big time.
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13y ago
Thoughtful tribute by Mr.Sivers. Love the baseball quote.
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shadowrunner
13y ago
Not a bad idea, but I don't print the templates out. Just use a scrap piece of paper. It'll save money and trees.
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13y ago
My point requires a back story, but I think its worth it: A few years ago several teenagers loitered everyday outside my apartment window. Sometimes they skateboarded, other times jumped off a wooden ramp with their bikes, but always did th
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It was my quirky way of saying I get up early every morning. Its surprising how emo people are on HN.
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13y ago
Wake up at 10 am? I do more web surfing in bed on my smartphone by 7 am than you do all day.
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13y ago
Fear wears many masks.
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13y ago
It's not as if walking makes me suddenly introduce myself to people, or that doing so will induce me to somehow pick up... litter or the like, or somehow notice things I wouldn't otherwise. Sorry to hear that.
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13y ago
Well then call the funny farm and have me committed, because I dont drive. My main mode of transportation is walking. I'm actually known around town as the "guy who walks everywhere" . It's like I'm the town freak. More seriously though, i
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I got sick of seeing everything Google all the time, so for a change of scenery I went everything Microsoft. I even switched from Dropbox to SkyDrive because of it's tight integration with the new Microsoft Office web suite, OneNote and o
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At the age of 25 I was a long-haired pot smoking rocker dude who drank Budweiser and played Sega Saturn when I wasn't working night shift at the factory. I didn't hit my stride until the age of 35, when I self-published my first book after
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13y ago
And I'm sorry you lack insight and empathy towards both animals and people who could use the income to have a better life.
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13y ago
Am I to believe you? Even if these experiments do have importance, are they more important than being humane and ethical? We're so damn advanced as a race, yet we can't come up with more humane alternatives? We have record unemployment and
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These experiments are cruel. Who has the right to experiment on these animals? Who gave these "scientists" permission to inflict suffering on these mice? Accountability and compassion are lacking here. When will we as a race start challengi
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This Open For Business Plans is quite handy: http://openforbusinessplans.herokuapp.com/ It's free btw.
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13y ago
Its my Dad and his comic, so I'm shamelessly plugging it :)
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13y ago
It sounds like you're running from -10 to 0 (-10 being despair and 0 being adequately motivated) instead of starting and 0 and ramping up to +10 (10 being a full blown obsession). If you are just treading water, look for a way to get out or
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13y ago
It doesn't load on my Windows Phone 8, just so you know.
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Indoctrinator: http://indoctrinator.com is my first email startup. It's a weekly program that reveals the secrets to becoming obsessed over anything you want. Anyone whose been obsessed before knows how it can accelerate learning and mast
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Ernest Shackleton is probably the greatest mortal leader since Moses. Read Alfred Lansing's Endurance and you'll probably agree, although his greatest skill is probably this: http://cbpowerandindustrial.wordpress.com/2013/03/20/the-unc...
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13y ago
Someone who views children as a financial drain shouldn't be a parent anyway. The heart needs to be into it.
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