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by masterj 17y ago
An excellent book, and one that I've sadly yet to get all the way through. The High Cost of Free Parking by Shoup goes into exhaustive detail on the effects of parking, specifically how the idea that parking should always be provided free o
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by masterj 17y ago
There's obviously room for many cafe structures. http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/business/6604801.html This article goes into some detail about two of my favorite cafes here in Houston. One caters to people looking to work or study an
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by masterj 17y ago
My solution was telling my family that if they wanted to get me a gift, it should be consumable. A nice bottle of wine, cheeses, beer, spices, etc. all make great gifts that you can enjoy, but don't have to deal with and store for years. Th
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by masterj 17y ago
It's not the step I'm referring to really, so much as the expectations of the form factor. I've never had a smart phone, but I don't think I would sit down and try to do what I do on a laptop with it. However, were I to buy a netbook, that'
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by masterj 17y ago
>The iPad is just the iPhone experience with a larger screen and some extra apps. I think this will be important. It's an enrichment of the iPhone experience instead of a denigration of the laptop experience. A user comes to it familiar
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>This part irks me most. Apple just created a larger iPhone. That's it. Sure they added features like iWork, but things like iWork just didn't make sense on the smaller form-factor of the iPhone. That's it. Sure they had a different app