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I feel sorry for people that need to devote so much mental energy to managing their email.
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Not thrilled about the increase in the number of signatures required, but I do like that they are going to release an API for accessing the petitions.
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If a screen could be developed that could be adjusted to different sizes as needed, that would make a single unified computing device much more feasible.
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I think it's important not to use this sort of response to excuse the behavior of companies who don't respect their customers. Google is making money from this traffic. Plenty of companies offer a free service and treat their customers very
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Yes, butter (I think he recommends two thirds of a stick!) and something called MCT oil.
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I'd like to see a course that teaches new languages by first teaching me how to read existing code before asking me to write a single program.
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Bah, humbug! If it's not RPN, it's crap! :)
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It seems like most older teens are able to fall asleep quickly almost anywhere. I see high school students get on a noisy, lurching, city bus who fall asleep within two minutes of sitting down.
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The technique recommended in the article is similar to Kaizen, the method that Toyota implemented in the 50's to overcome quality and productivity problems. It's the practice of using continuous small incremental changes to lead to larger i
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The Developer division is just another group of people within Microsoft with their own goals. The connection between them and the Office division or the Windows division is incidental. In my opinion, Visual Studio has been going downhill ev
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Can you imagine if Mark had married a man? Now THAT would have been interesting, if only for the media reaction. Now trying to guess who would have been the perfect husband for him... :)
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If they really want to cut spending, just leave CS alone and just cut football team. :)
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I don't get it, I went to every Microsoft Professional Developers Conference from 1995-2005 and I never saw any partying (well, there was that one visit to Universal Studios that was pretty cool). I missed out!
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Agreed. The square aspect ratio is actually very nice for many types of photos;wish my D7000 had a setting for that.
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So did I. Thanks for posting that link. It's a sad day for me.
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I'll believe that when Texas executes one of them.
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+1 for recommending Anki; it's a fantastic tool for learning new subjects as long you can find a well-prepared deck. :)
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Wat? Isn't that somewhere in Cambodia?
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Monsanto has been suing farmers for years over alleged theft of GMO--it's nice to see them sued in return. I get the impression Monsanto's legal team is as over-reaching as that of the RIAA.
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With all due respect, on the surface this seems like a way to find desperate 20-somethings with stamina, a serious Red Bull habit, and a willingness to work obscene hours.
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Even given the variations of security clearances in use, there is the requirement that classified information is always and only distributed on a "Need to Know" basis; two people with exactly the same level clearance may still have official
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Agreed. Picassa sucks. SmugMug is a bit better for professional photographers, but I haven't seen any photo site (500px included) that beats Flickr if you're looking for a large community of photographers with lots of sharing.
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My impression is that even though the article refers to gamers, these players are unlike most gamers in that they may have extensive knowledge of organic chemistry. The article may be over-simplifying the amount of expertise required to com
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Timothy Ferriss' book, The 4-Hour Body, suggests cold water showers in the morning as a mechanism to rev your metabolism and burn more calories throughout the day.
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A new book called "Moonwalking with Einstein", by Joshua Foer covers the Memory Palace technique and others. Check out the review at the New York Times. http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/13/books/review/book-review-m...