mikecane

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by mikecane 13y ago
My advice is to go back to school. And not because you are being pressured to but because it will broaden you in ways you can't anticipate. You'll be in an environment that is unpredictable and stimulating and you don't kno
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by mikecane 13y ago
"The wide blue sky was shredded by the dark criss-crossing telegraph lines..."
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[Google Translate Chinese] Asicme Bitcoin Mining Machine(translate.googleusercontent.com)
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FBI: Stalker terrorized Harry Potter fan author for years(silive.com)
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The Vast Wasteland Of Online Music(wellpreparedmind.wordpress.com)
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If you don't want to be tased . . . .(popehat.com)
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New wonder drug matches and kills all kinds of cancer(nypost.com)
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Judge rules Apple conspired to raise eBook prices(twitter.com)
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“Scientific Discovery Is Not Valuable Unless It Has Commercial Value.”(jonathanturley.org)
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by mikecane 13y ago
Long Copy ads were especially successful in the days of print magazines and mail order. Here are classic examples: http://robertrosenthal.typepad.com/.a/6a00d8341c511c53ef0120... http://www.perrymarshall.com
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by mikecane 13y ago
Because the Crazy Ones was a salute to those people. This new ad sounds like Apple saluting itself.
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But it sold lots of Samsung phones.
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When I saw the ad on TV, I thought it was egregiously self-congratulatory. It should have never escaped the WWDC. It's something to show in-house to rally the troops. Out in the world, it's just self-flattery and has a smug ton
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From the Isaacson bio of Steve Jobs: >>>Two other occasional visitors were high school students Steven Jobs and Stephen Wozniak, who hung out at SAIL [Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory], with an older friend, Allen Baum,
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The Demo (Doug Engelbart)(sloan.stanford.edu)
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by mikecane 13y ago
Change that name. http://www.newsnow.co.uk/h/ I've used the real NewsNow for ages.
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Down and out in San Francisco: Rise in gay homeless people threatens city's name(independent.co.uk)
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Blog over. Infothought RIP 2002 - 2013(sethf.com)
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Never Trust Facebook(wellpreparedmind.wordpress.com)
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by mikecane 13y ago
Given the remarkable intel that can be gathered, I'm surprised the NSA/CIA/FBI aren't giving away smartphones to targets as anonymous presents or under the pretense of winning a contest.
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Sean’s Screed(lefsetz.com)
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Paris in the Twentieth Century(en.wikipedia.org)
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by mikecane 13y ago
Surveillance isn't cool. You know what's cool? Privacy.
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Teenager faces 8 years in prison for sarcastic chat comment(rt.com)
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Russian meteor shockwave circled globe twice(bbc.co.uk)
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Snowden is not in Iceland(twitter.com)
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Book discovery service: No Names. No Jackets(nonamesnojackets.com)
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Apple anti-trust eBook trial courtroom illustrations(illustratedcourtroom.blogspot.ca)
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Seemingly every Apple designer in one photograph(blog.fawny.org)
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The Tax Man Cometh—For Your Bitcoins(nationaljournal.com)
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