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by daimyoyo 16y ago
There is another important example that the author didn't mention. The inquisitor. Anyone who's been in the workforce long enough knows the guy who can't ever accept the directions he gets without questioning every aspect of the decision. A
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by daimyoyo 16y ago
Before I make this comment, please understand that I've never been to a TED conference and am unlikely to go in the reasonably near future. Having said that what rational being would pay $6,000 to attend an event where he's treated like a s
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by daimyoyo 16y ago
I am an atheist. I have been since college. That said, I never attempt to convert people because of course since there's no god, there's no heaven or hell to worry about. I don't care what religion you ascribe to, as long as you respect my
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by daimyoyo 16y ago
Interestingly enough Steve has mentioned before that the iPad came first. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6--_Z4unLQ0
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By better I meant a retina display level resolution ideally behind gorilla glass. As I'd said, the iPad display is great, but the market expects more now.
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I have an iPad. I love my iPad. That said, it's too heavy. 1.5lbs is really light when you have a laptop that you set down to use, but when you actually hold the device whenever you're using it, that weight adds up. It needs a better displa
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by daimyoyo 16y ago
This is a great move by Microsoft. Not only will they get free development on their platform, this will cement the Kinect as the next major gaming device. If only Sony could see the benefits of allowing an open SDK on their platform.
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It's not a question of being able to afford it(I assume you could give everyone who attends the entire conference a pizza and still have $ left over) it's what would be most effective for the most people. If you get a local place to do it f
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I think that Launch wouldn't be complete without a hackathon. What you'll need is enough Internet connections to let everyone who wants to get in have their own, and LOTS of pizza and energy drinks. Perhaps you could persuade a local pizzer
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by daimyoyo 16y ago
I have 3 emails. A personal one, one I use for social networking, and a business one. The passwords to each are different and so far, I haven't had any spam problems or anyone emailing me who I didn't want. Maybe it's just me, but I think I
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by daimyoyo 16y ago
Great. I'm in Vegas and there's 7 stores in this town. The one they're closing? The store right next to my house. FML
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I'd said before(and still believe today) that the best option for Borders is to be aquired by Amazon. Then you could browse the stores and sample what you wanted before you bought it. They could do in store promotions unique to each store a
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by daimyoyo 16y ago
When I bought my iPhone 4 I noticed the attenuation issue when I first started talking on it. So I stopped holding it that way. Then it went away. A few weeks later, the bumper program came out and once I got mine, the problem went away ent
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by daimyoyo 16y ago
I understand the reasons why people accept friend requests from people they might not know but personally, I will never friend someone I don't know. I might only have 30 friends but I actually know each one of them.
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They forgot one thing. Smart people can sometimes get lost in their own heads and the world passes them by. Look at Einstein. He spent the last half of his career trying in vain to solve the unified field equation theory. During that time t
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by daimyoyo 16y ago
And if he encrypts the data behind true crypt and refuses to give the key, what then? Will he be thrown in jail?
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by daimyoyo 16y ago
I'm in sales and in my spare time I am creating a program for online data management(which will also create leads although they're B2B and my company does B2C). Can I use the "not work related" exemption or should I renegotiate my employmen
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by daimyoyo 16y ago
"When I found a machine that could compile it, it took about 8 hours." Thank you. It never occurred to me that you need a lot more processing power to compile code than you do to run the software you're creating. You just saved me a lot of
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by daimyoyo 16y ago
"There are jobs for you out there, I promise." I agree completely. After all, lattes don't make themselves, now do they?
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This is a great idea. I've followed your twitter and I put my email in. I'm looking forward to seeing the project launch soon.
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This link is spam. And not the delicious, meat in a can kind.
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by daimyoyo 16y ago
Can someone please explain why this is legal? I fully understand that students are using school resources and faculty expertise to complete assignments for class, but isn't that what they're paying tens of thousands of dollars per year to d
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There is one major reason why people are returning the GT. The iPad launched with an operating system (OS 3.2) that was designed specifically for it's form factor yet Samsung chose to launch their flagship device with regular, off the shelf
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We live in a society that uses fiat currency so why does it matter how much we're in debt? Why can't we simply say "that $12,000,000,000,000 we owed? We just hit a triple word score and we have it in the bank now." The USA has carried a deb
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by daimyoyo 16y ago
Frankly, I don't think I could do this. I've been a nite owl since I was 8 years old and it's quite difficult to change a 21 year habit. I've actually tried before. In college I had a 7:00AM(it was the only time the course was offered) math
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by daimyoyo 16y ago
AT&T has repeatedly ignored the desires of it's customers. For proof of this I'd cite the MMS debacle. The iPhone lauched in 2007 and iPhone customers couldn't send MMS messages for more than 2 years after. As if people somehow sending
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Amazon should buy them. Then you'd be able to go to your local store, browse and buy right there. Also you could ship your order directly to the store for free the same way walmart does.
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I'm probably not a typical user, but I average 10GB per month on my phone. So being able to use non-throttled data for 2 days doesn't seem like an attractive offer to me. That said, if AT&T forces me to go onto a tiered plan(I still hav
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by daimyoyo 16y ago
I don't post comments disagreeing with people but I'll make an exception here. This is possibly the most shortsighted idea I've ever heard. Suicidal people need a venue to discuss their issues without stress or judgement, not to be relocate
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I think the fact that most historically creative people were nite owls, and the fact they score better on iq tests (see http://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/200911/intelligence-... ) could be linked to the solitude that inevitably happe

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