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by weegee 18y ago
I remember looking at that page in 1999.
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by weegee 18y ago
I hate the way McDonalds consistently undercooks their fries. They come in the bag limp and chewy instead of crunchy. I too prefer fries elsewhere, Dicks Drive-In in Seattle has delicious fries, for example.
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by weegee 18y ago
neat. bookfinder.com has worked well for me for 10 years.
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by weegee 18y ago
I've had nothing but positive experiences with Apple at their Genius Bar, and on the phone. I don't know of any other manufacturer that has such an in-store experience, but it sure was nice not having to ship my machine out and instead just
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by weegee 18y ago
Interesting. I did buy SimCity 4 and attempted to get a city going. However, it was so different from SimCity 2000 that I had some problems with infrastruture not working right and other stuff. Mostly I think I was just burned out! I do lik
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by weegee 18y ago
it didn't work like this in SimCity.
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by weegee 18y ago
nice looking mac, but my late 2006 black MacBook is still working nicely and as the new MacBook no longer has Firewire I won't be upgrading any time soon.
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by weegee 18y ago
products are only as good as the people who sell them.
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by weegee 18y ago
Bought my nephew (13) the eepc 900 in August, in late September it failed suddenly, they're sending it back under warranty. Hope it works better when it comes back...it's a nice little computer though.
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by weegee 18y ago
excellent. You must be Japanese ;-) I am lucky enough to have a boss who takes the time to recognize the members in our group as individuals that have our own set of limitations and talents, and judges our successes or failures based on the
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by weegee 18y ago
ah, excellent, thank you!
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by weegee 18y ago
amazing this comment gets voted down.
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by weegee 18y ago
how about keeping adsense and give the entire amount to charity? sheesh.
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by weegee 18y ago
no. was interested to read there is no headphone jack. imagine watching YouTube on the bus without headphones! you either can't hear any sound, or bother everyone around you! bzzt - wrong answer, try again Google!
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by weegee 18y ago
if Apple had added an additional USB 2.0 port, that would have been better, than just removing the Firewire port altogether and leaving just two USB 2.0 ports. I would need a hub if I were to upgrade to this MacBook, which now I don't plan
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by weegee 18y ago
We walked into Muji in London a couple weeks ago. It's an amazing store. I ended up buying a few things there that were quite unique and useful.
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by weegee 18y ago
good to know. I've yet to try that keyboard. The Air is a pretty nice looking notebook computer.
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by weegee 18y ago
the reason USB 2.0 is more common in the marketplace is that it's cheaper than firewire. Firewire, or IEEE1394, requires a license from Apple (this could be just if the company wants to use the term "Firewire"). Each firewire device has its
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by weegee 18y ago
the Macbook keyboard takes some getting used to. it's a shame they moved away from the nicer keyboards on the old Macbook Pros. I use a bluetooth keyboard while at home with my Macbook as well as an external monitor, which makes it a lot ni
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by weegee 18y ago
not necessarily true. there is a distinction to be made between cheap and affordable. around where I live, there are no affordable houses being built anywhere. every new home is at least $600k, far outside the wage of the average resident.
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by weegee 18y ago
we can, we just don't want to build one smaller or less opulent than the neighbors have. in fact we have to build bigger!
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by weegee 18y ago
not necessarily, we could be talking in our spare time!
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by weegee 18y ago
excellent article. seems like if Apple wants to maintain their marketshare with Windows users they had better beat a trail to solving this problem. I'd be curious to find out what percentage of iPod users (and iTunes music store users) use
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by weegee 18y ago
obama is the clear choice for the future
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by weegee 18y ago
amazing, quite the artist
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by weegee 18y ago
I'm not a scientist and I don't play one on TV, but I've read Feynman's two auto-biographical books, "Surely You're Joking Mr.Feynman" and "What do you care what other people think - further adventures of a curious character" and they are b
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by weegee 18y ago
nice!
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by weegee 18y ago
The 'Photographic Truths' poster by Ted Orland
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by weegee 18y ago
this is a classic Atkins diet, and it will work, but it's a diet you need to stay on for the rest of your life if you want to remain lean. I'm currently addicted to carbs at the moment, and would have a real difficult time giving up beer.
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by weegee 18y ago
Sure it does. I prefer the Mac over a PC. Windows generally treat the user like an idiot (you have unused icons on your desktop!!) while the Mac tends to be a little more user friendly. Sure I have a PC as well, I don't know of a good alter

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