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by rwc 11y ago
Looks like Myst but without the cutting edge 1993 graphics.
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by rwc 11y ago
Would love to see an example speech or two!
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by rwc 11y ago
So much so that there's a book for pilots exactly about that topic, "The Killing Zone". "This survival guide for new pilots identifies the pitfalls waiting inside the killing zone, the period from 50 to 350 flight hours
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by rwc 11y ago
Seems like you're glossing over the whole religious persecution thing.
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by rwc 11y ago
Evernote is cumbersome for me, but where do people save the multitude of snippits from websites they visit and don't want to forget?
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by rwc 11y ago
No screenshots or product tour at all?
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by rwc 11y ago
Under which circumstance does pulling up stop a stall, exactly?
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by rwc 11y ago
Some of these tools (1Password in particular) seem geared toward individual password management. And LastPass wasn't exactly user-friendly. What are you using for group/team password management?
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by rwc 11y ago
og:image - An image URL which should represent your object within the graph. http://ogp.me/
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by rwc 11y ago
Shouldn't this be the "S" or "P" in Alphabet? Why is this a Google project?
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by rwc 11y ago
Suspect they used Photoshop Content Aware Fill. http://www.photoshopessentials.com/photo-editing/content-awa...
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by rwc 11y ago
One of the great tests for me personally is can I even remember the last 10 headlines or articles I read? The dopamine hit is in the discovery, not necessarily the comprehension.
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by rwc 11y ago
I believe one of the problems with digitally minded brains tackling books is opportunity cost. In a blog post, a tweet, or email I can quickly decide if it's worth my time -- does it pique interest, make me feel more connected to the w
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The Asshole Factory(medium.com)
14 points by rwc 11y ago|9 comments
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by rwc 11y ago
"If you’re not aware of Casper, they’re a web-only millennial focused mattress company" As a millennial, I'm really dying to know what it feels like to sleep on a millennial mattress.
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by rwc 12y ago
"On the whole, people don't want to lug a computer with them to the beach or on a train to while away hours they would rather spend reading the sports or business section of the newspaper." Amusingly self-serving from the NYT
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by rwc 12y ago
All of the information, none of the knowledge or wisdom. "Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge? Where is the knowledge we have lost in information?" T.S. Eliot
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by rwc 12y ago
But that's in large part because of the FAA. Look no further than the LSA category, which never took off because of the onerous regulatory environment. I think it's much more likely the 40 year old tech is a product of risk-aver
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by rwc 12y ago
The Yahoo campus cafe URLs is pronounced "Earl's"
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by rwc 12y ago
I immediately closed the tab because I thought it was an advertising popup. Page is too sparse, lacked credibility.
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by rwc 12y ago
Understand your "meh" reaction, but I think this is an exciting announcement for people outside the ecosystem. Office has been unattainable for a huge set of PC users for a very long time... it was rare to find affordable PCs wi
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by rwc 12y ago
You're underestimating 14-year-olds.
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by rwc 12y ago
I made the same jump. Can't understate the value of "it just felt better" -- everybody who uses Slack in our organization has the same reaction, and it's dramatically increased desire to use the application. And, of cour
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by rwc 12y ago
You see them in the same real estate because Wendys purchased Tim Hortons in 1995, but subsequently sold it off. The Tim Hortons business isn't attractive except for the tax inversion benefits, which make it plenty attractive indeed.
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by rwc 12y ago
Apple and Matt Groening go way, way, way back... http://comicsalliance.com/matt-groening-apple-macintosh-broc...
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by rwc 12y ago
The numbers seem to indicate you're right, but anecdotally I've used iTunes Radio and the Beats app. Beats is a vastly superior experience. I'm excited to see Beats integrated into iTunes Radio.
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by rwc 12y ago
Looks slick, but felt like the actual booking process was extraordinarily disorienting. Too much movement and jumping around.
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by rwc 12y ago
It's interesting that the TechCrunch article quotes Panay as saying "This is the tablet that can replace your tablet" which I read as a shot across the bow at Apple, but The Verge article quotes him as saying "This is th
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Don’t Envy the Analysts at Goldman Sachs(medium.com)
1 points by rwc 12y ago|0 comments
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by rwc 13y ago
Contrast the 34% married figure and 47% single figure with this fact: "Nearly 41 percent of young adults had their own or their partner's child in the household at age 27."

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