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Adventures of a Teenage Polyglot(nytimes.com)
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21 Days of Rage for Some EBay Sellers(nytimes.com)
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by Cadsby 15y ago
> but I don't see many disadvantages to just letting your family/partner/loved ones that you're cool with your organs being donated, rather than carrying a card. Paradoxical as it may sound, loved ones are not always the most reliable i
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The Piracy Threshold(mattgemmell.com)
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Android fragmentation also a challenge for Web developers(arstechnica.com)
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by Cadsby 15y ago
Amazon does the same thing. http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/02/26/when-it-comes-to-co...
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Apple’s press conference showed a brand unraveling(venturebeat.com)
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IOS 5.1 shows '4G' indicator in iPhone 4S status bar for AT&T(theverge.com)
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If You’re Still Whining About AT&T’s Data Throttling, You’re Part Of The Problem(splatf.com)
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by Cadsby 15y ago
Touch is a more intuitive/appealing/fun interface for many, particularly non-technical users.
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by Cadsby 15y ago
> The biggest difference is it has less red tape than the US, and insurance companies play a minor role. If true, you are glossing over a pretty substantial difference between the two systems.
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by Cadsby 15y ago
This is because no one is quite sure what it should cost. Literally. The hospital will try and charge whatever wild number they can get away with, and the insurance company will negotiate it down to whatever they feel they're willing to pay
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by Cadsby 15y ago
I agree that much of the general public is insulated from price, however a few personal observations: (Note: I worked for 8 years for a state insurance company and my wife has been a nurse practitioner for 12 years) People don't "shop" for
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Thinking Outside The Box, With Our Bodies And Our Brains(npr.org)
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F.C.C. Asks for Guidance on Whether, and When, to Cut Off Cellphone Service(nytimes.com)
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by Cadsby 15y ago
Because most, if not all, societies have tended to view women as helpless physically and therefore unable to adequately defend themselves. There are broadly three categories people take particular exception to with regards to violence - wom
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by Cadsby 15y ago
> The winner is most often the person more inclined to inflict damage on the other combatant. I cannot stress enough how true this is. The person willing to take it the farthest, up to and including killing you, is the person that will
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More on Apple’s Rejection of Seth Godin’s Book for Linking to Amazon(daringfireball.net)
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AT&T relents on unlimited data throttling(theverge.com)
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Lytro review(theverge.com)
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Galaxy II Beats iPhone 4S for Smartphone of the Year at MWC 2012(gottabemobile.com)
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Big Phone, Big Hassle - Wired Reviews the Galaxy Note(wired.com)
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Google-Branded Tablet to Land in April(wired.com)
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Why publishers should give away ebooks(roughtype.com)
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Behind the Google Goggles, Virtual Reality(nytimes.com)
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Amazon Pulls Thousands of E-Books in Dispute(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Why Glenn Kelman is wrong: A defense of networking(geekwire.com)
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by Cadsby 15y ago
I agree with everything here except the admitting guilt part. Don't EVER confess to anything to a law enforcement agent, especially if surprise surprise, you're actually guilty, even for something as minor as a traffic ticket. If you're cau
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by Cadsby 15y ago
"The possibilities to make the FBI or CIA or some corporate private investigator look very stupid are endless.." You can try to mess with the FBI, CIA or any other three letter agency if you want, but I wouldn't recommend it.
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by Cadsby 15y ago
I strongly disagree. In New York you can walk into almost any library in the city in the middle of the afternoon, head to the children's/young adult section, and find a ton of kids/teens reading, browsing, engaging in local events, etc. I'v

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