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by rooshdi 15y ago
How about the educated / rich?
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by rooshdi 15y ago
...the educated?
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by rooshdi 15y ago
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0001941/
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Rest in peace.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
They also share another commonality: breaking their vows after hitting it.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Sure, just as soon as we're done redditating. ;)
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Ah yes, meditization.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Whoa...I went to a quiet place and realized there's a potential startup here. Like a LaunchRock for "Do Nothing" sites. Someone take a stab at it before I do.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Yes, but won't that new old' fashion bakery still have "extreme uncertainty" in its successful outlook, especially in today's dire economic conditions?
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by rooshdi 15y ago
There seems to be varying opinions on what a startup actually is. Some definitions focus on the ability to rapidly scale, while others emphasize the fragility of startups. For instance, Eric Ries, author of The Lean Startup , defines a sta
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by rooshdi 15y ago
First COICA, then Protect IP, now E-PARASITES Act? Looks like I have to contact my local congressmen again. Seems like they spend more time renaming this bill than actually reading it.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Woz, a decent human being, likely. But saint? Are any of us perfect? What does perfect even mean? Is it even possible? We shouldn't tag humans with supernatural labels.
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It provides the casual Web user with the familiarity and ease of the Desktop and App Store format.
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Or that Wozniak was empathetic while Jobs was apathetic towards his coworkers' concerns in this certain instance. Generalizing either of the two as saints or satans based on this instance alone would be quite shallow...in this certain insta
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"Program designers have a tendency to think of the users as idiots who need to be controlled. They should rather think of their program as a servant, whose master, the user, should be able to control it. If designers and programmers think a
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by rooshdi 15y ago
<spaghetti monster's advocate> Values vary; the world you live in is only one planet.</spagetti monster's advocate>
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Yea, I haven't played Heavy Rain, but I heard it resembles Shenmue in a lot of ways with the QTEs, branching story, and cinematics. Might have to save up for a PS3 now, especially since Shenmue III will probably never see the light of day.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Last fun game I played was Shenmue II about 8 or 9 years ago. It had it all - story, gameplay, art direction, cinematics, soundtrack, emotion, everything, that is, except profitability. Thus, Sega cancelled the series and I haven't played a
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by rooshdi 15y ago
True, plus both contributed to technology in their own ways and I highly doubt either man cared much about their popularity status. Why can't we just pay homage to their individuality?
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by rooshdi 15y ago
"I'm not a person who particularly had heros when growing up." Thank you for being one of ours, RIP Dennis
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by rooshdi 15y ago
"Almost everything--all external expectations, all pride, all fear of embarrassment or failure--these things just fall away in the face of death, leaving only what is truly important. Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I
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by rooshdi 15y ago
If it hadn't been you, it would've been someone overwhelmingly similar to you. Yet still not you.
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Google draws a big blue Google+ ad on its homepage(thenextweb.com)
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Or sense of purpose.
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RainyMood.com: Rain makes everything better.(rainymood.com)
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"We must not, in trying to think about how we can make a big difference, ignore the small daily differences we can make which, over time, add up to big differences that we often cannot foresee." Marian Wright Edelman
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by rooshdi 15y ago
I suggested it to Gabriel, so we'll see.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
You'll be remembered far longer. That is an incentive. An incentive to the egocentric. I don't think that is ever the primary motivator though. I'd like to believe most people just like helping others.
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I certainly hope this doesn't mean Steve's health is declining, but rather that he and Apple feel the time is right to make a smooth transition towards assigning Tim Cook as the new CEO. It definitely feels like Steve is sincere in his beli
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Sounds good to me. Just Duck It! They can even create a promotion around it with a curved beak as the logo.

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