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by albedoa 16y ago
This happened to me the other night. I checked into a bar and was asked by someone I was with why I did it. Seconds later, I received a text from a friend saying she was in the area and wanted to meet up. I said to the person who asked, "Th
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by albedoa 16y ago
Right, but I mean is it good to support your arms with your elbows in the same position for hours to possibly years? I didn't mean for fatigue. It just doesn't seem to me (as a layman) as if any of our joints would appreciate that over the
903.
by albedoa 16y ago
The ones that I've seen being put in schools have a little bar to lean forward with one foot. I'm pretty sure it's supposed to be a lot more comfortable and ergonomic than standing straight.
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by albedoa 16y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't a proper ergonomic standing desk have a bar or step to rest a foot for long-term activity? Also, are you supposed to hold your elbows in that position for long periods of time? I feel like there should
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by albedoa 16y ago
I think it is correct for you to specifically solicit infographic designers. Some astounding artists just don't know how to gracefully represent data in an aesthetically appealing way. Check out http://www.informationisbeautiful.net for s
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by albedoa 16y ago
"Well I should hope so! That's the agreement we came to a few years ago. Bro."
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by albedoa 16y ago
Oh wow, I was thinking it's no different from dozens of other sites until I hovered over a reference number. Very cool and convenient.
908.
by albedoa 16y ago
Thankfully, it looked to be very few people. His article was written--and his tests were conducted--just about as poorly as they could have been. It was a huge show, and HN caught on quickly as far as I can tell.
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by albedoa 16y ago
I believe you're talking about the GMail functionality, but the Receivd team will definitely be able to see the +hn in the email address you send them. Google has nothing to do with it.
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by albedoa 16y ago
> If you're a bit paranoid or don't trust the manufacturer (with good reason, apparently) it makes perfect sense to run a scan on a fresh system after initial setup. That's what I mean. If he had reason to not trust them, then he should
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by albedoa 16y ago
The findings are false-positive proof since I have used the tool that discovered it for six years now and I am yet to see it misidentify an item throughout the years. Thus, it is false-positive proof? Why wouldn't he test it against other
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by albedoa 16y ago
I think the acknowledgment is what he meant by a great response.
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by albedoa 16y ago
This is an incredible and thorough amount of work. The SEO optimization was the next stage of my transition, and I was sort of dreading the research :P Thank you for this. It is invaluable. I've been looking for an answer to the following q
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by albedoa 16y ago
Yikes, he doesn't display the published date anywhere (aside from hints in the blog post itself). There's a reason we timestamp things, Leo!
915.
by albedoa 16y ago
There are so many things wrong with this even before you remember that you need an email address to establish a Twitter account.
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by albedoa 16y ago
I must say that I did not find the author to be excusing Steve's behavior in the slightest, but I concede that room was left to read it another way.
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by albedoa 16y ago
This is great. For the past two holiday seasons, Discover has sent me a seasons greetings card in a non-business envelope with an actual stamp and my name and address handwritten. Both times, the card included a $5 gift card to Starbucks an
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by albedoa 16y ago
Very true, I should consider all humans and not just this one.
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by albedoa 16y ago
I think the author did a satisfactory job of assuring the reader that he doesn't know the story.
920.
by albedoa 16y ago
Same here. And then the person up I'm pitching the iPhone to is like, "Oh...cool." haha! When someone asks what my favorite apps are, he is expecting me to tell him about the apps that use the accelerometer in some crazy innovative way. Oh,
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by albedoa 16y ago
Right, it's a stab at the contents of and motivation behind the blog, not the guy who created and maintains it. Come on.
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by albedoa 16y ago
Can you explain what's nice about that (compared to alternatives)?
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by albedoa 16y ago
To be fair to al3x, I was genuinely wondering if you were serious.
924.
by albedoa 16y ago
http://www.amazon.com/Most-Human-Talking-Computers-Teaches/d... The author of this book was a guest on The Daily Show recently and mentioned that there is an award given to the human who is most convincing to the judges that he or she is
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by albedoa 16y ago
I understood it exactly as khafra did. I suppose we are confused about this line (which khafra was referring to): TechMeme’s technology is a natural for filter blogs, so it’s unsurprising that this leads to underrepresentation of women and
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by albedoa 16y ago
Then I think you responded to the wrong post because your reply talks to neither his facts nor his point.
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by albedoa 16y ago
By your standard, he shouldn't make a future claim even if the certainty is 100% because it hasn't happened yet. Most of us don't even hold ourselves to that standard, and I wonder if you do.
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by albedoa 16y ago
The number that wvenable mentions is shipped units and conveniently ignores Samsung's admission that sales are low. http://venturebeat.com/2011/01/31/android-tablet-marke-share... When you have to twist numbers to demonstrate a drop in
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by albedoa 16y ago
Even if you were to ignore the iPad apps that were available from the early SDK release, you'd still be comparing "devices with no platform-specific apps" to "devices with no apps".
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by albedoa 16y ago
Good catch! They should have shipped the iPad 2 first and announced it later. The article didn't once mention the Galaxy Tab. You missed the parent's point.

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