JoCoLa

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by JoCoLa 14y ago
Absolutely. American spend more time communing than ever before. That's a lot of time spent steering that could be spent swiping.
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by JoCoLa 14y ago
This is hypersensitive, passive aggressive, and paints women as fragile and in need of rescuing from every perceived slight. Stop apologizing.
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by JoCoLa 14y ago
Reminds me of I saw a documentary that followed students through med school. One of them was a former mechanic (not to mention a child prodigy and a biker- interesting guy) but he disliked the approach of med school where he would give a wr
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by JoCoLa 16y ago
I love the rss feed: no signing in, no opening tab upon tab upon tab, no silly magazine layout. Just the feed menu on the top of the page, the individual feeds displayed on the bottom- it's perfect.
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by JoCoLa 16y ago
It's always had great speed, performance, security and has a long history of innovation. When you consider how many features they've created that have become defaults across browsers, everyone is using Opera to one degree or another. Chrome
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by JoCoLa 16y ago
Nice! I walk a couple times a day, but I take shortcuts and routes through parks and woods that are off the map, so to speak. Now I can finally figure out just how far I'm walking. Good job!
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by JoCoLa 16y ago
I think in a couple years time, these large, 9 inch readers and tablets are going to look the way those old, chalk board eraser-sized cell phones, or the original ipod looks today. They just seem unwieldy and awkward. I think we'll see a ma
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by JoCoLa 16y ago
This is precisely why I got a Sony Reader instead.