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foannfeai
15y ago
The reason you posted here is that you have a problem and are looking for a solution. You know that this is aimless development, however working out at the gym is aimless too. Both help you exercise, but neither are doing good except for ge
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foannfeai
15y ago
"Lloyd Blankfein and Jamie Dimon get billions of dollars for free, from the Federal Reserve." That is the fault of our legislature and our presidents (former and current) for supporting them, not Wall Street. If you chastise people for taki
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foannfeai
15y ago
Jobs had a way with words.
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foannfeai
15y ago
Will Amazon Kill Off Publishers? Not the big ones. Did Apple kill off record companies? Not the big ones. Did Walmart kill off the other merchants? Not the big ones. Large companies at some point suffocate the smaller ones. The big fish eat
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foannfeai
15y ago
"Don’t worry about the student debt too much" How about instead you should try to get a job to start paying it off asap? "Not worrying about it" could be interpreted as "debt is ok- it is what our government does, so rack it up".
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foannfeai
15y ago
could someone remove this spam?
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foannfeai
15y ago
This may be Apple jumping the shark, imo. Why not spend that time and money making Apple TV better without having to include the T.V.? There is no way they can get much market share of the T.V. business. The economy is down and when people
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foannfeai
15y ago
As a Gen-X'r (even though we don't call ourselves that- you should know), I say that is an awesome post. I'm pretty much sick of everything from politics to war to our economy to "Occupy" to "Bush" to "Obama" to "Jobs" (both kinds). What an
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foannfeai
15y ago
"There's just one small caveat: it might destroy our entire species." :) No, but I think focus on the internet and electronic trading probably had a hand in the downfall of the economy. Look at how volatile the market has been since the 199
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foannfeai
15y ago
The problem is that it challenges the "status quo" in way that many find ignorant, misguided, flailing. Those that have fond teenage or college memories of the 60s (which I don't) would appreciate the protests, megaphone speeches, and drum
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foannfeai
15y ago
"Clearly they lack consolidation and any real agenda for change. But hell, you have to admire their stoicism. They’re dancing and singing as the weather slowly deteriorates into a cold soggy mess. And you know what? They’re smiling." What b
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foannfeai
15y ago
I smell a disaster in the making. What if it goes into the wrong orbit? It could cut into the ISS! Also, wouldn't a giant magnet make more sense?