Jim72

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by Jim72 17y ago
It's a great idea. However, until they become accredited here in the US, the education is pointless. I talked with the head of transfers at my university, and was told they wouldn't even accept these classes for credit. Also, I don't know h
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by Jim72 17y ago
I was merely referencing the article: "Sociologist Jean Claude Kaufmann says the French version combines Milgram's use of authority with the power of live television." The article clearly demonstrates the amplification of the pressure and s
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by Jim72 17y ago
Is there still any doubt about the power of the television!?
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by Jim72 17y ago
Interesting that the url of the search result is also green, like Google. I just opened the two sites side-by-side and their results use mostly the same color scheme: Blue Title Black description Green URL I would definitely say MS went wit
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by Jim72 17y ago
On the contrary, if you stop and think about it, my comment is constructive; especially if you care about brand management. The simple fact is, Kayne's brand is tainted by his actions and diatribe. As a start-up, I would not want to engage
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by Jim72 17y ago
Wow, we have some Kayne West fans. Say what you want about him, but I wouldn't want his name connected to my start-up... not if I wanted to be taken seriously. Might as well quote Glenn Beck while you're at it.
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by Jim72 17y ago
He had me until he quoted Kanye West.
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by Jim72 17y ago
Microsoft learned? If so, then why is Copy and Paste going to be absent from the Windows Phone 7 Series??? http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/16/windows-phone-7-series-wo...
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by Jim72 17y ago
13%? That's all!? I figured it would be much higher, especially since 89% of the users are male.
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by Jim72 17y ago
Anyone see a connection with the real world Cybersyn and the fictitious Cyberdyne Systems from the Terminator movie?
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by Jim72 17y ago
The overcharged customers, of course... all 1.8 million of them. Pity, as the meter in a cab is clearly visible and the regulations are posted for the passenger to see.
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by Jim72 17y ago
Here in NJ, the Governor is swinging blindly with an axe. If much of his cuts get passed, there is a real possibility some local munis will actually go bankrupt... along with their bonds. While this is speculation right now, it does seem th
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by Jim72 17y ago
It is growing fast. It has more than doubled its market share. I don't care how small the actual starting number was, it is still good progress. If you don't think so, go ask Palm! On a similar note, the rapid Android evolution, I think, mi
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by Jim72 17y ago
Actually AT&T does have one: http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-phone-service/cell-phone-de...
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by Jim72 17y ago
This is clearly a sarcastic response. Yet, he received nine points. Why? I thought humor was not allowed? I am trying to flame. I am asking seriously.
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by Jim72 17y ago
Interesting idea. I suppose hospitals should get rid of the clowns that entertain hospitalized children. I mean, they use humor to make them laugh. I suppose medical science should retract their findings that laughter can indeed heal, since
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by Jim72 17y ago
I put no words in his mouth. You apparently failed to read the article. "... and the flying birds were derivative of Potter creatures, including mastering flying on the back of big bird creatures." And I am sure Kurzweil knows about Pegasus
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by Jim72 17y ago
What bunk. He tries to say that riding the backs of the birds is a rip of Harry Potter. Does the guy know nothing of Greek Mythology? Did he not see Clash of the Titans with Persius riding the back of Pegasus; which clearly predates Potter.
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by Jim72 17y ago
What is wrong with people here? They lack any sense of humor. Besides, this guy is making money selling ads. I'm surprised there wasn't a solicitation for a book. Oh wait.
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by Jim72 17y ago
At first I thought this was just SPAM. But, I watched the entire video and found it quite intriguing. After it ended, I watched the first few minutes again... and sure enough, I saw the same stuff once I knew what to look for.
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The ’70s Photos That Made Us Want to Save Earth(wired.com)
1 points by Jim72 17y ago|1 comments
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by Jim72 17y ago
I'm sure I be will down ranked for this, but the irony was to much too pass up. "Days later Facebook contacted Warden days later and asked him to hold off on release of that data as well." This isn't a typo, it is pretty bad an obvious gram
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by Jim72 17y ago
Well looking at your profile picture, I would say you got rich by pillaging and plundering on the modern high seas: the internet.
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by Jim72 17y ago
Good point. It works the same with Firefox. In fact, it is an advertised feature that you don't have to add the .com.
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by Jim72 17y ago
I don't know when it began, but I stopped using the address bar quite some time ago. I found it easier to type in the url into Google. If I make a typo, it offers a correction, and I don't accidentally end up whitehouse.com, if you know wha
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by Jim72 17y ago
How rare for an author whose works inspired a movie to approve of the final product! Here's to futurism!
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by Jim72 17y ago
The only thing that is proven with these numbers, is that the elderly are getting into more accidents because of the acceleration problem. It is quite plausible that the younger and more spry drivers react better to the acceleration and are
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by Jim72 17y ago
According to Google, they have a traffic value of over 220,000 visitors per month which is roughly 50,000 visitors per week. Since they have sold 500 copies in two weeks, or 250 in one week, they are converting only 0.5% of their traffic. W
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by Jim72 17y ago
Communication with a CS representative requires a dialog. It has to be interactive and dynamic. That is not Twitter. Twitter is not chat. Chat is a back and forth exchange where people speak WITH each other. Twitter is directed speech where
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Holland proposes giving over-70s the right to die(dailymail.co.uk)
9 points by Jim72 17y ago|0 comments

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