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by bestes 18y ago
This seems like a news story written about news stories. The idea that a regular user buys an iPhone 3G and has all of these problems and then sues Apple a fees days after the launch is just silly. We all know updates are comming (as they h
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by bestes 18y ago
You could extract a list of traits from these posts and make a survey (agree, strongly agree, etc.), then score it. That would give a clear scale and quantfy the fortune-teller aspect. Psych is harder than math, after all, since the answers
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by bestes 18y ago
Startup:gitHub, S3 & EC2 (just experimenting, so minimal actual charges), zonedit Personal:eRobertParker, MyFoodDiary , eMusic , iTunes (mostly for TV Shows and kids movies), callcentric (VOIP line for my house), .mac/mobileMe (I know,
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by bestes 18y ago
I would suggest seeing a psychiatrist. They might even be able to diagnose you from this post! There are quite a few medications that might help, like Stratara, Wellbutrion, Ritalin, etc. I'm not recommending this by any means (not being a
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by bestes 18y ago
Yes, they are. Most people associate ADHD with hyperactivity, but there is an 'inattentive type' as well. It isn't as widely known because it mostly goes on it your head and people around you just think you get distracted easily. Being able
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by bestes 18y ago
This is exactly how PDAs got into the Enterprise. RIM took a direct approach with BlackBerry, but they are the exception. It's happening again with iPhone. Consumers buy these things and bring them into work. Then, IT tries to get them unde
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by bestes 18y ago
I'm really impressed they even acknowledge the possibility of failures instead of just touting all availability and reliability stats. Also, 10 times more reliable than a hard drive is pretty good. For me, the takeaway is that I should trea
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by bestes 18y ago
Ah, I see. I hadn't read the Blockbuster CEO article yet.
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by bestes 18y ago
This is from 2006. Am I missing something?
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by bestes 18y ago
Heh, cool, the trap worked: Not cool. At all. (I don't know enough security to determine if you are correct or not, so my comment only applies to your tone)
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by bestes 18y ago
How exactly does the US enforce its laws in countries (or on businesses) that exist outside the US? It sounded like e-gold didn't just have some paper corporation, but an entire, multi-national structure of protection.
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by bestes 18y ago
I like clean and sparse web pages, but this is going too far. How about a "what is this" or "tell me more" link?
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by bestes 18y ago
I find this almost profound. Zen-like, even. Google has been a comfort to me because the gap between simple interface and complex back-end is so incredibly huge. Their success reminds me every day that hard is not the same as impossible whe