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sound2man
17y ago
Work hard and never give up. Got it.
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17y ago
I wonder what he could have accomplished with the resources we have today. He was so far ahead of his time and accomplished so much - I wonder how he managed to find time for everything. We owe him a lot.
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17y ago
If only BB would create a phone with a keyboard and touch screen, they would really have a killer phone. I love the Palm Pre hardware, but am not sure I want to jump OS's yet.
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17y ago
Ok, it may not be a perfect, or even a close to perfect parallel, but it does get the point across. I for one am guilty of spending way to much time running around doing stuff instead of stopping and spending time processing what really ma
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17y ago
"* Both are premium products at premium prices, designed against disposability. A BMW motorcycle and an Apple computer will typically outlast 2-3 of the average competitor's products, while costing about 1.5x as much." I disagree with this.
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17y ago
They pay about $2.50 per CPU at 100% per month. A fraction of the cost of electricity, but lucrative for Digsby.
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17y ago
Could someone explain why you would want to retweet? I am not a regular user of twitter, but it would seem to me that retweeting just adds to the noise. Aren't you supposed to tweet original stuff, or is it all about trying to get a topic
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17y ago
This place is beautiful, I love people who aren't afraid to be practical, even when it isn't popular. The view overlooking the trees must be breath taking. I'd love to visit the place.
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17y ago
Outlook for my exchange based email (at work), Thunderbird for IMAP (at home).
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17y ago
I wonder if you would end up with tax issues when doing this? As a US citizen would I pay tax abroad, or in the US, how difficult would it be to get the requisite visa, and most importantly, how many idea spots have fiber internet? It does
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17y ago
Basically what they are proposing is the system of education currently in use in Germany. Once you hit high school you have the choice of preparing for a white or blue collar job. Blue collar jobs gets you out of school and into an appren
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17y ago
I don't think that would be an issue, as it should be scaled to the traffic it receives. I could be wrong though.
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17y ago
Dolphins invented twitter?
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17y ago
Great points, though the iPhone doesn't kill people like second hand smoke does.
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17y ago
Yep, you missed the point. Some of us are interested in the gear that makes everything tick. There were also picture of some of the stats, such as the amount of data transmitted in 2 days.
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17y ago
That would be great if they actually come up with smart receptacles that transmit power usage to your phone. I think that would be an effective way to cut down on power usage - if the receptacles themselves didn't consume too much power...
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17y ago
I like pie charts, possibly because i like pie. True they may not be a very accurate representation of a large number of variables, but for a quick overview of a couple figures it works pretty good.
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17y ago
This is so wrong, but somehow, morbidly amusing. I certainly don't think the adds are obtrusive enough to have my sig read "suicide death 9/11 murder", but each to his own... Thunderbird seems like a more elegant, cheerful solution.
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17y ago
True on the backup front, but I must admit that I probably wouldn't have thought about that. As to the DRM on Kindle, it has bee known, but I don't think their ability and willingness to delete a "legitimately" purchased book remotely has b
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17y ago
You're young, so you might make it; but realistically, to really make it, IT is a full time job. Business clients are where the steady money is at, and you need to be on call basically 24/7 or at least 9-5 every day. YMMV, but it can't hur
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Bypass Voicemail Prompts with One Star Pound
(smarterware.org)
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I don't think that this is an issue of not backing up. The student bought what he supposed to be a legit copy of a book, than amazon remotely deleted it, along with his notes. There should be a mechanism to backup notes, separate from the
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17y ago
This should go up dramatically once Microsoft adds firefox to it's list of browsers included in its OS. I guess technically, the downloads won't go up, but usage almost certainly will.
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As a book collector, I love print editions of books, but digital books are inevitably going to become more prevelent. And while I don't think paper books will be going away any time soon, ebooks will take their toll on bookstores. Just as
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I visualize it kinda like a black hole.
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17y ago
It's all the white collar workers surfing from work :)
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17y ago
Great robots though, I almost went into robotics when I was younger. Sometimes I still wish I had.
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Original article is http://www.networkworld.com/slideshows/2009/042009-robot-bus...
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I go the rules route. I don't know that you can learn algebra any other way, can you? I mean, if you don't know the rules, how are you going to do the problem? I hated proofs, though that is more applicable to geometry.
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Hackintosh Capable Netbooks
(gizmodo.com)
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