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by fnbaptiste 12y ago
I read about this awhile ago and I didn't think it sounded all that fun. But looking at the pictures, it actually looks like it could be really cool. I'm definitely going to get this.
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The 'Internet of Things' Heralds the Arrival of the Jetsons Age(adweek.com)
2 points by fnbaptiste 13y ago|0 comments
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Will Washington Move to Quickly to Regulate the Internet of Things?(adweek.com)
1 points by fnbaptiste 13y ago|0 comments
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Candy Crush IPO Delayed by Game's Own Success(theglobeandmail.com)
1 points by fnbaptiste 13y ago|0 comments
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Tumblr’s year-end retrospective highlights eclectic tastes of audience(www2.macleans.ca)
1 points by fnbaptiste 13y ago|0 comments
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by fnbaptiste 13y ago
Yes. I hit that page almost every time I hit the 'more' link.
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by fnbaptiste 13y ago
I can think of at least two employers who gave me the job because of my honesty when admitting to my ignorance of certain job-related knowledge during an interview. It's a really great trait for recent graduates, many of whom will nod
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by fnbaptiste 13y ago
As a Canadian who's never seen or even heard of a print edition of the Onion, it blows my mind that they've been around since 1988. I thought they were just a website. Even then I'm surprised the site has been around since &#
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by fnbaptiste 13y ago
You can take almost any two consecutive words from this and create some kind of hipster indie/electro band. Vice Portland. Mlkshk letterpress. selvage swag. Future squid art party. sartorial scenester. fashion axe. Brooklyn Thundercats
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by fnbaptiste 13y ago
I would guess that the limit is so people don't cheat the system. Someone could "disappear" for three years, let their loved ones collect life insurance or in this case SS benefits, then come back and say it was all a mix up.
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by fnbaptiste 13y ago
Not surprised at all to see the concerts line going up in this chart. The amount of money my friends and I spend on live music is getting out of hand lately, largely because mid-sized acts can now charge big prices for tickets. I like the f
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by fnbaptiste 13y ago
I feel like shopping online has helped my fashion sense. Before I would just walk into a store, try on the first thing that look agreeable, and if it fit I'd buy it and leave. Mostly I just wanted to get in and out. But most online ret
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by fnbaptiste 13y ago
It was just a matter of time before they started putting ads into the stream, so I can't really say I'm disappointed. But when they talk about making ads seem "natural" to the Instagram feed, it reminds me of debate over
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by fnbaptiste 13y ago
This is really cool but I was kinda disappointed by that video. It was really well made but it would've benefited from at least one single-angle shot of the guy dunking a basketball. The whole video feels like it's avoiding that s
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by fnbaptiste 13y ago
This is a cool idea. If I was walking down the street with the lady I would totally pay this guy to write us a story. This post however is way too long for me to read. I get the idea though and it's great. I like it.
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by fnbaptiste 13y ago
Sounded like a cool product as I read this, but alas, foiled. Not available in Canada.
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by fnbaptiste 13y ago
I read the entirety in college. It was in a textbook I used to own. That in his Letter from a Birmingham Jail, which is also very much worth reading (found here: http://www.africa.upenn.edu/Articles_Gen/Letter_Birmingha
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by fnbaptiste 13y ago
It annoys me that I feel I have to tip. If I'm not ordering alcohol it's pretty much certain I'm gonna get bad service, but I still have to tip. And even if I decide to tip less because the bad service, I'm just furtheri
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by fnbaptiste 13y ago
This is awesome. When I read the title I was expecting a bunch of exercises in layout with different slick UIs and such. I was very surprised by how creative each of these were. They're very fun to go through. And in the end, when it c
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by fnbaptiste 13y ago
That's an awesome story. Kinda makes me want to get crack'n on things.
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by fnbaptiste 13y ago
I've used this before in the past, but kinda fell off for whatever reason. It's really great, though. Very simple and clean.
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Are Smart Phones Destroying Our Sense of Self?(techvibes.com)
2 points by fnbaptiste 13y ago|0 comments
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We’re all under surveillance. So what?(www2.macleans.ca)
1 points by fnbaptiste 13y ago|0 comments
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An explanation of propositional vs. implicative working memory(mindful.org)
1 points by fnbaptiste 14y ago|0 comments
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by fnbaptiste 14y ago
Agree and disagree. I'm very good at finding solutions fast with Google, but those solutions only work for me because I know what I'm doing. I know several developers (or designers who do a bit of development) who rely too heavily on other
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Real Buttons on a Touchscreen(www2.macleans.ca)
3 points by fnbaptiste 14y ago|1 comments
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by fnbaptiste 14y ago
Found this after a client asked for a 'better' justified text. Got a good kick out of the 'what people are saying' section, so I thought I'd share it. Personally, I'm not a fan of justified text in any context, but sometimes clients ask for
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Sweet Justice - Beautiful Justified and Hyphenated Text For the Web(github.com)
1 points by fnbaptiste 14y ago|1 comments
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by fnbaptiste 14y ago
this is f'n awesome
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Trees that Glow to Light Urban Streets(albertoestevez.com)
2 points by fnbaptiste 14y ago|0 comments

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