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by ja27 15y ago
Just short specific information about each team. Pro baseball is my biggest money-maker, I guess because there are more games during the week and day games, when people are at their computers to search and possibly spend money. College foot
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by ja27 15y ago
After a football-related post on my personal blog got a surprising amount of search traffic, I threw up a quick Blogger blog with similar posts for a few football teams. The traffic rolled in. I threw on some more and eventually added baseb
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by ja27 15y ago
Most of the people I know on Google+ got their invite after asking on Facebook or Twitter.
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It's a little old now, but I followed this and created a "backup" Google account a while ago, just in case. http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2007/12/creating-backup-for...
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In my area, every Borders was built quite close to an existing Barnes and Noble location. It's pretty frustrating because there are other perfectly viable locations with no bookseller or a tiny Waldenbooks. I've spent some time trying to co
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by ja27 15y ago
A lot of Borders problems have nothing to do with the bookstore business itself. They've been horribly mismanaged for many years. http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2011/01/what-wen... I personally preferred our local Borders sto
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by ja27 15y ago
It's a bit harder on other networks. I tried a search on Twitter to find voiceover artists. The search worked surprisingly well. Searching "Voice over artist" was useless though. Ok, now I've got a list of Twitter users that I want to put m
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by ja27 15y ago
In grad school, a couple of times I proctored exams for my major professor. Every time I caught students cheating (copying off of note sheets or old exams from other students), collected the "cheat sheets" and explained the situation to my
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by ja27 15y ago
I usually have things with the kids - scouts, sports, church, First LEGO League, etc. but the summer is pretty quiet. There's also yard work. I get most of the other housework done during the week. Since I have a "day job", I usually spend
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by ja27 15y ago
I use friend lists and privacy settings on about a third of my Facebook posts. I can share something silly with everyone except my coworkers, something that's only useful to people local to me, or even share to the "public" with friends of
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by ja27 15y ago
How big is the company? I've worked for a number of smaller (less than 300 person) companies and there are always wide deviations in salary. It seems like a third of the people have "special" deals in one way or another. It won't hurt at th
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by ja27 15y ago
I still have that problem with Moleskines. I bought some cheaper Piccadilly notebooks. That made it easier to mark them up. I also recycle old calendar/planner Moleskines from previous years, so I feel free to just abuse them with anything
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by ja27 15y ago
Based on the fact that this is a federal investigation and the warrant specified Title 18 Section 1030, this has nothing to do with the rights of the people in the photos. I also don't think the potential charges have anything to do with wi
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by ja27 15y ago
They have to show intent and damages. Unless I'm misunderstanding, he didn't delete or disrupt any data nor did he capture anything except photos of people in a public place. The computers he accessed were unlocked and on public display (ag
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by ja27 15y ago
The article mentions Title 18 Section 1030 - probably (a)(5). He could potentially be prosecuted (a federal felony) for accessing a computer connected to the internet without permission. Since it wasn't a computer owned by the U.S. governme
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by ja27 15y ago
Limor Fried (Adafruit): https://plus.google.com/108772200278976934119/posts Gina Trapani (Lifehacker): https://plus.google.com/113612142759476883204/posts Merlin Mann (43folders): https://plus.google.com/100537991844787325512/posts Ma
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by ja27 15y ago
This is great. I've migrated off of Flickr for everything but my artsy photography stuff and a few special interests. All the family snapshots, kid activities, etc. have been going on Picasa at the free 800px resolution. Seems like my less
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by ja27 15y ago
It doesn't look like you've ever offered the full app for free. Have you considered playing the "free for a day" game to drive some interest? http://appshopper.com/games/bullseye-factory Have you considered updating the app icon? It look
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by ja27 15y ago
Because there are no federal jails, or at least very few. So local/state agencies hold them until and throughout trial.
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by ja27 15y ago
It happened to about half the people I work with when we got acquired a few years ago. Options, stock, everything the non-C-level people held was worthless. A lot of unhappy people and a few left over it, even some with single-digit employe
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by ja27 15y ago
On my phone (Android) I regularly use Touchdown (Exchange email), GMail, Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare, Google Talk, PdaNet, Google Maps, GPS Status, c:geo (geocaching), WeatherBug, Pomodroido, Wireless Tether and somewhat regularly use Eve
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by ja27 15y ago
I don't know for certain, but I think a decent amount of the Android Facebook app is now just HTML from the mobile site stuck inside the app. I know that they did that on the iOS app, at least for the main newsfeed.
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by ja27 15y ago
Yes. I'm amazed at how many people I deal with have little or no ability to consider they're audience's viewpoint. Everything from inside jokes in front of larger groups that have no clue what's funny to coworkers that walk up to me and rat
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I found a couple of his publications: http://graphics.stanford.edu/papers/fourierphoto/ http://graphics.stanford.edu/papers/lfcamera/ http://graphics.stanford.edu/papers/lfmicroscope/
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It's also Apple's direct and retail sales infrastructure hurting non-iPad prices. It'd be like Honda trying to sell their cars through a bunch of third-party car dealers like "Bob's Auto Mart" while BMW sold all of theirs through their own
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by ja27 15y ago
But there continue to be reports that GMail has some issues with the dots where andzdroid@gmail.com and andz.droid@gmail.com can be two different accounts: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/gmail/thread?tid=60cbf... http://www.google
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by ja27 15y ago
I like the visual appeal of it. Evernote or Springpad have maybe 20+ times as many features, but I end up using Corkboard because it's simple and looks interesting. I showed it to my middle-school daughter and on her own she used it to coll
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by ja27 15y ago
How about generating a few hundred random words with Markov chains until you find something you like? http://www.fourteenminutes.com/fun/words/
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by ja27 15y ago
My favorite thing to say to someone who is sick is anything unrelated to their illness. It's the same when a friend loses their parent or anyone close to them. Once I get past the obligatory "let me know if I can do anything" I want to be t
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by ja27 15y ago
Panhandle in an unusual spot with a funny sign - like near a driving range with "need lessons badly". Fix 1-2 of my friends computers. Offer a one-day-only special on taking graduation / Father's Day pictures. Offer tutoring, especially to

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