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by zomg 7y ago
It's refreshing to see people helping people in programs like AA. I'm curious to see if the success of these programs change in the coming decades, as younger generations seem to be moving away from social interaction in favor of
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by zomg 7y ago
From an accounting perspective, this is a strategic way to pump up your balance sheet. And I agree with @paxys, I'd love to get those credit card points too! :)
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by zomg 7y ago
i love a smug, passive-aggressive apology. just OWN up to it, acknowledge the implications of the issue you caused and provide an actual apology. unreal. “I’m really disappointed that some of our technology created an issue that made the ca
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by zomg 7y ago
much like the television market, i think the mobile phone market is essentially feature complete. nobody is asking for a folding phone, just like nobody wanted a curved television.
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by zomg 7y ago
The misinformation about Masonry in the article is very unfortunate. The Freemasons are not a “secret organization” — they are organization of secrets. Big difference. Also, this building isn’t a temple, they’re referred to as lodges. I can
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by zomg 7y ago
+1 for hostifi. i've been using them for my home AP's for a couple years now. i sent tech support a couple questions and reilly himself emailed me back. great guy and he was very, very helpful.
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by zomg 7y ago
keep up the great work -- great products!
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by zomg 7y ago
i've been a customer of backblaze for a about a decade now. everyone has their opinion, but for me, it's always just hummed along in the background, doing it's thing. i've had to restore almost a terabyte of data (on mo
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by zomg 7y ago
Has anyone ever wished their phone folded in half? Are there no more features left to build into mobile phones? So now foldable devices are being thrust upon consumers? This reminds of the "curved" flat screen craze a few years ba
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by zomg 7y ago
sounds interesting and i can't wait to try it out. i'm very curious to see how apple responds to this kind of app.
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by zomg 7y ago
So very sad. How can this site be considered "cleaned" if there's still so much evidence of the spill below the surface?
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by zomg 7y ago
I was at a local restaurant a while back and ordered the "Impossible Meatball Sub" -- thinking it was some massive, overly-filled submarine that I'd never finish (call me nieve). Quite honestly, I was beyond angry to learn (l
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by zomg 7y ago
thinking out loud here, but has anyone built a solution on top of IRC, effectively "extending" it? to me (i'm not a developer, so pardon me while i speak out of turn here) it would make a lot of sense to take the solid, well
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by zomg 7y ago
looks awesome, i'll have to try it out. i would love to see this UI integrated into todoist.
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by zomg 7y ago
I have fond memories of watching her on Overhaulin' and Xtreme4x4, way back when. Beautiful girl who was a total bad ass and was phenomenal at her craft. She will be sorely missed.
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by zomg 7y ago
Conversely, "Not Wealth work" is one of America's slowest-growing industries. I'm being very tongue-in-cheek, but as it turns out, the more you make, the more you spend. I view this as a great opportunity to supply a dem
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by zomg 7y ago
their investors should have clarified what the "A" in AI stood for -- actual intelligence! :)
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by zomg 7y ago
when my nephew was born my younger brother told me he was taking "male maternity leave" -- love that kid! ;)
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by zomg 7y ago
What an amazing site! It makes me sad seeing the places near where I live (Taunton Hospital and the abandoned T trolleys)... thanks for posting.
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by zomg 7y ago
my little secret to not getting punted on aol was to remove the aolrich.dll which was responsible for parsing all the html the client received. those were great days!
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by zomg 7y ago
i went to babson as well -- too bad i missed this class, sounds interesting! i grabbed a copy of that HBR article and will read it later. thanks!
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by zomg 7y ago
fundamentally, the question is whether we have a tax "revenue" problem (dollars in) versus a tax "spending" problem (dollars out). my opinion is that the government already wastes a lot of tax money and is not efficient
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by zomg 7y ago
That's not how it works -- most surgeons aren't "assigned" surgeries. They run a practice, focused on a particular disease state, and perform surgeries on their patients to address health issues with respect to that dise
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by zomg 7y ago
I work in the medical device industry and one major dynamic that's improving surgical capabilities for aging surgeons is the increase in surgical robots. I was in a lab testing a new product on the da Vinci Robot and one of the surgeon
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by zomg 7y ago
not sure what the root cause was, but i'm sure it wasn't dns! xD
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by zomg 8y ago
Great article and very timely as I need to have a difficult conversation with a co-worker today! :)
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by zomg 8y ago
wow, tough crowd today. i didn't think people took facebook and instagram so seriously. i'll put the sarcasm machine back in the drawer.
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by zomg 8y ago
All my funny cat videos and memes are loading fine. Did you try rebooting your router 62 times? All joking aside, is this news? :/
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by zomg 8y ago
one of my favorite easter eggs was if you accessed our web app using app.com/pirate/login (instead of en or another locale) -- things got mighty interesting, arggg matey!
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by zomg 8y ago
What makes it tough for me to leave Facebook is that there are lots of small businesses related to my hobbies who I follow and others I learn of on Facebook. Facebook has replaced the need for a website for a small business because they can

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