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15y ago
Until the dollar fell it might have made sense, you could have used cheap blended Canadian whiskey for fuel.
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What Defines a Meme
(smithsonianmag.com)
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15y ago
Your point is right on, one size does not fit all. One searcher's "works" is another's "fails". And highlights how complex the issue is, some people are the "feeling lucky" types and others are the I want to drill in and make sure I am get
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15y ago
This article begs the question "Why do people need advanced search skills when using a SERP?". If the single search box "worked", the search would provide the results the user wanted without having to use arcane search techniques. The expec
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15y ago
I would have very much liked to have a CS education (I have an MS in Neuroscience), but did not really know I had aptitude and a passion for it until later in my life. I took the long self-taught route to programming being very task driven
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16y ago
Me too, but there are differing definitions of dirty.
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16y ago
First, I dislike gamification on a personal level, but from a business level it makes huge sense. Trading a reinforcer(badges) of no real value for something of value(data) is smart. Gamification may be the wrong way to look at this, I bel
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16y ago
It looks great but I just want the data, I would like just text info, to make it as quick and clean as possible. Images and colors are sexy but I want to do a transaction not look at the site. This is my personal weirdness so take it for
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16y ago
I know you will get through this. I did. I became chronically depressed when I was 15. I was hospitalized between my first and second year of college. What got me through it? Friends and a focus on school. Having a goal was huge, I also
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16y ago
It doesn't. It is like anything else, strengths and weaknesses. Disclaimer: I am biased since my successes have all used it.
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16y ago
I think there is a move afoot to have to sign and show ID to get a pay-go phone so that they can tie the number back to an individual.
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16y ago
This makes me want to get a tinfoil hat. Now do I give up one of my most vital tools because someone knows where I am at almost all of the time? Do I trust the government to make sure this data is not misused? Or do just go all in and
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16y ago
How many payments? Are they really going to be every month or are you going to be at the mercy of an A/P department? My experience, the best way is to go the primitive route and get a hard check that you can deposit manually if there are n
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Today's Doonesbury Has Nailed a Fundemental Problem
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16y ago
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16y ago
There is also huge "fatigue" in my social network. Posting frequency drops with time, except for those who have put up status rotators.
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16y ago
I always wonder about zombie consumers, those that are signed up to follow but never really pay attention to the tweets.
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16y ago
It seems that the jury is still out on domain name value in this new age of panda-monium. If I had a trendy green biz the greenbits one would be nice. ww.com is the aesthetic winner though.
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16y ago
I moved passed gold stars on my papers a long time ago, but gamefication will be a huge driver of behavior. Skinner would be proud.
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16y ago
My parental angst meter just pegged out.