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   by glenbo 15y ago

   The technology that drives this is undoubtedly very interesting, but what does this truly offer? What would be the practical application of this? Are there droves of people who could benefit from constantly changing css? Perhaps I'm just mi
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   by glenbo 15y ago

   yikes! Embarrassing, but fixed nonetheless. Thank you.
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   Why I take sketch breaks instead of surfing the Internet(blog.glenelkins.com)

   234 points by glenbo 15y ago|73 comments
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   by glenbo 15y ago

   Well no duh. Not to sound juvenile, but it should come as no surprise the extremely inventive and competitive genius that was Steve Jobs would take aim at one of the lagest internet companies in the world delving directly into his business
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   by glenbo 15y ago

   I commented on your original post, but there's one more thing to add: I do not contend that the early morning is the most productive hours of the day. I usually take an hours or so to really warm up, get some coffee in me and start working
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   by glenbo 15y ago

   In my limited experience with so-called "spinners," writers would easily prefer to creating their own content as opposed to regurgitating phrases from a source article. This is usually more inexpensive and a better liked job for the writer.
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   How to build a site in an afternoon(blog.glenelkins.com)

   2 points by glenbo 15y ago|0 comments