silentscope

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by silentscope 15y ago
My brother, currently running a non-profit abroad, utilizes a similar lifestyle. Everything he owns he can fit into his small backpack. I learned a ton from him about the benefits of mobility--something I would have thought the lean, mobile
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by silentscope 15y ago
I've always found that if I just put on my workout clothes, It's really hard to convince myself that I shouldn't be going and take them off. So, to get myself to go, I tell myself that I'm just putting on my clothes, which seems like way le
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by silentscope 15y ago
This was bound to happen in some fashion eventually--it would happen to any company. The question is what will Google do about it. If it's a mea culpa I feel just fine about it. If it's a "no comment" one can hardly ignore the fact that the
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by silentscope 15y ago
Havana, Cuba is the same way. I love it and I hope to God some city in the US takes the plunge.
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by silentscope 15y ago
I politely disagree. Apple may not be the company to dream up the abstract idea of what the market might be, but it has a longstanding history of being the first to capitalize on it, which could be read as "first to market". Tablets were ar
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by silentscope 15y ago
That is worth mentioning. I smell an underserved market.
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by silentscope 15y ago
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by silentscope 15y ago
I agree with kenjackson. Me checking on an employer is worlds away from an employer coldcalling my contacts without informing me. A company isn't a person so I can check on the company. A company checking on the applicant without notifying
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by silentscope 15y ago
I actually think fb needs to own up to how they do it. If it's geolocation with a correlated timestamp I'd like to know. If it's just album name suggestions, I still don't like it, but I suppose I'll live with it. This is creepy.
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by silentscope 15y ago
In order to ensure our security and continuing stability, the Republic will be reorganized into the first Galactic Empire, for a safe and secure society which I assure you will last for ten thousand years.
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by silentscope 15y ago
1. Minorities, in general, are less economically privileged. It's not causation, it's correlation. Nevertheless, this translates to worse schools, worse education, worse qualifications, worse job prospects. So before minorities are even abl
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Even Successful Entrepreneurs Don't Fully Understand Entrepreneurship(reason.com)
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by silentscope 15y ago
Though I don't get behind him 100 percent, the man does have a bit of a point--especially for younger founders in a startup's initial phases. If you want the job and the respect that comes with it, act the part. Obviously the rub here lies
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by silentscope 15y ago
If this was combined with GPS and push notifications, it could resonate with an awful lot of folks who would appreciate the heads-up. I can only imagine what something like this could do if with was plugged into something like Siri. Talk ab