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by pipecork 4y ago
As cliché as it sounds... networking. My best careers have always come from being open to meeting people outside of a career-seeking context. Last August, a startup moved in next door to my place in SF. I was friendly to the owners and we
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by pipecork 6y ago
Addressed in the fourth paragraph. Much like how sandwiches taste better when cut into triangles, circular banana slices are the way to go.
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by pipecork 6y ago
It'd be a very tall sandwich! The preferred solution is just eat the rest of the banana, or pawn it off onto a significant other.
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by pipecork 6y ago
I remember first reading a profile on Lanier in the Beyond Cyberpunk! hypercard, touted as a visionary for VR. I'm glad his takes on the dangers of social media have held up, but also relieved he's optimistic on the recent wave of
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by pipecork 13y ago
For those curiout about what was up before Canonical stepped in, here's a screenshot - http://i.imgur.com/15u3X7V.png And the raw - http://pastebin.com/7JXk5s1F
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by pipecork 13y ago
Marketers take note. This link could also be titled "How to properly deal with plagiarism of your own website." Acting like a good sport with an even better sense of humor will win you many customers.
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by pipecork 14y ago
What the author doesn't take into account is the number of inches that it rains. Seattle rain is almost always light, only occasionally requiring a waterproof get-up. You can usually get by with a hat and thick coat. In any case, while it d
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by pipecork 14y ago
Sadly disappointed that Bonzi Buddy didn't make a cameo.
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by pipecork 14y ago
Wish it were on Android! This is a great idea that I already use on my physical calendar (a la Seinfeld). I can only see screenshots, but it looks like the font you chose wasn't meant to show statistics, evident in the "Completion Rate" per
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by pipecork 14y ago
Let's hope it works better than my Apple Knowledge Navigator http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mLqJNDWx-8
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by pipecork 15y ago
True. But the interesting part is how those above 21 will shop there for the disposable clothing. A 30 year old can get a dress, in their size, for around $25 (further supporting 99dresses' business model).