tmugavero

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by tmugavero 16y ago
Thank you for saying this. I wanted to post the exact same thing but you said it all. Let's be honest, the Valley has been important in one aspect (tech) for about the last 30 years. New York has been a global focal point in all aspects
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by tmugavero 16y ago
Interesting stat on a particular battle front, although I think the bigger picture shows the trend of Android winning the "devices sold" war.
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by tmugavero 16y ago
Inspiring stuff, but I don't think you have to necessarily assume you are below average. You can assume you're great and create this state of mind naturally if you strive to surround yourself with exceptional people. It naturally creates
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by tmugavero 16y ago
I disagree. This should absolutely not be an issue in a 4th generation phone.
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by tmugavero 16y ago
I think being around large numbers of people exchanging good ideas facilitates innovation faster, but that certainly doesn't mean that there aren't great ideas in rural North Dakota. Passion, inspiration, and motivation are the most import
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by tmugavero 16y ago
If you're comparing the two individuals I think Bill Gates is winning the money game.
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by tmugavero 16y ago
I love this. Steve Jobs is a pompous idealistic windbag that needs to stop pushing 5 (or 10) year old hardware onto rabid fans as new and the greatest thing ever. Oh Multitouch! Give me a break. Sure HTML5 is great and I use it for video
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by tmugavero 16y ago
This seems like a step backwards to me. Why are they even wasting cycles on this when we're obviously heading to a paperless society? Maybe they should make cloud fax services too.