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Comment #1947686
When I worked for Radioshack a couple years ago, they only made a few dollars per iPod sold, it was all about the high margin accessories added on.
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Comment #1471788
Just in case you didn't know, the Safari Bookshelf mobile website is quite good. Most of the books I use are deemed "mobile friendly" and the experience is good enough that at time…
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Comment #1317867
This is my usage pattern as well, except I am using Chrome, It really highlights (one of) the benefits of having each tab in a separate process: it doesn't need to reload the page …
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Comment #1314819
Interesting, because I always click the comments link in Google Reader rather than the article. I read the comments first to get a sense of whether I will read the article or not.
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Comment #1041849
This was what I thought the link would be from the title :) Completely and totally off topic, but the first time I read that I laughed so hard I was crying.
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Comment #981781
My understanding (from memory of an electronics class a few years ago) is that gold is used for the connectors because it resists oxidation better. Copper is actually a better cond…
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Comment #775035
I haven't started them, but my girlfriend says they are excellent.
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Comment #712317
Here's a greasemonkey script to use as a workaround: http://userstyles.org/styles/19590 Taken from: http://lifehacker.com/5317171/user-script-disables-google-re...
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Comment #632214
I agree, though it will take some time before the price/hardware specs balance becomes reasonable. I'm not sure that will happen before "Windows 8".
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Comment #491962
Some of the back story behind Windows Azure. I find these sort of articles fascinating, not sure if many other people on here do. Should I submit these less technical types of stor…
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Comment #469833
Exactly. For my use case (I'm a diabetic who has moved several times in the past 5 years, which means lots of different doctors) the value I gain by having access to all my records…
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Comment #448197
http://www.ladyada.net/learn/arduino/ I would also suggest browsing the rest of her site as it is a treasure trove of information related to electronics.
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Comment #435208
Found via lifehacker: http://lifehacker.com/5130019/whoishostingthis-reveals-web-s... Just one of those ah-HA ideas for a webapp, I know I've found myself wondering what host vario…
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Comment #385933
This is so true.
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Comment #336434
Something I remember from when I was touring colleges, the hiking club at Harvey Mudd ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvey_Mudd_College ) was called "Delta H".
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Comment #320728
Agreed with all of the above comments completely. When I first was linked to it, it flattened me with how much sense it makes. Thinking about the amount of hours saved worldwide if…
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Comment #320722
A very readable article about what goes into the bars on your cell phone. I liked it especially because it doesn't jump on the "OMG ATT/VERIZON/WHOMEVER IS THE DEVIL" bandwagon tha…
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Comment #313578
I'll third this as well, for some reason I enjoyed vacuuming before close at Radioshack when I worked there. Normally I absolutely hate it.
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Comment #313502
Very cool, thanks!
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Comment #290830
I love the forums over at Ars Technica( http://episteme.arstechnica.com/ ). To me, HN and Ars are head and shoulders above the level of conversation on the other sites I visit.