roofone

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by roofone 16y ago
In this sense "cutoff" is a noun, possessed by you: "your cutoff." While grammatically correct, it is confusing if you stop and think about it while you are reading.
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by roofone 16y ago
With two small kids my family spends 80%+ of its time in the kitchen/living room/play area -- far away from the office with the Computer. So, having a "kitchen computer" is actually a very useful thing (as superfluous as it sounds). I got a
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by roofone 16y ago
> it's your experience. But you can't use that to reason about others'. I thought using our own experiences to make conclusions and predictions was how our minds work. (Those conclusions don't have to be right, however.)
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by roofone 16y ago
It is a toy for you. It's also a toy for me. But, it's a easy way to check email and the web for my wife, a way to learn letters and numbers for my 3 year old, and a video player for long car trips for my son. To me, that's the most incredi
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by roofone 16y ago
Also the equivalent of the Broken Window Theory: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fixing_Broken_Windows
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by roofone 16y ago
> Compare a Macbook Pro to another laptop that is $500 cheaper. I'd argue there is $500 worth of value there. Curiousity piqued: what makes it worth $500 more?
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by roofone 16y ago
To be pedantic, that's not MS deliberately sabotaging the project. That's perhaps MS being reckless with their upgrades, resulting in (I would suspect), an alienated customer. My lesson from this comment and the story is that configuration
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by roofone 16y ago
So will I.
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by roofone 16y ago
I didn't take Latin and I did not understand it. I appreciate that someone took the time to translate it.
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by roofone 16y ago
I've signed up. I think this is a great, counter-intuitive idea with some interesting digital/print mash-up possibilities -- like a Hacker Monthly forum where people can comment on and discuss the Hacker News comments and discussions it pub
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by roofone 17y ago
And BeOS was the batmobile.