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Comment #34484887
https://www.versionmuseum.com/history-of/mac-os-x
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Comment #18418127
Wallace Stegner, 1983: "National parks are the best idea we ever had. Absolutely American, absolutely democratic, they reflect us at our best rather than our worst." Source: https:…
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Comment #18406679
If you are interested in an IBM Model M I recommend the Unicomp UB4044A ( http://www.pckeyboard.com/page/product/UB4044A ). It's a IBM Model M with USB. I bought one over a decade …
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Comment #14839464
I’m surprised no one has mentioned Hal Lasko (The Pixel Painter). Hal started using Microsoft Paint when he got a computer on his 85th birthday until his death at 99 in 2014. He ma…
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Comment #14747405
This reminded me of a passage on pilot checklists from The Checklist Manifesto by Atul Gawande: > Commercial pilots have been using checklists for decades. Gawande traces this back…
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Comment #14744647
I can’t help but think having such autonomy is tied to profitability. I’m sure there are plenty of examples where an employee at a profitable company doesn’t have autonomy. But how…
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Comment #14367777
This applies to any job: work where what you do is the core discipline. At a law firm, be a lawyer. At a medical practice, be a doctor. As a software engineer, work at a company wh…
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Comment #14361891
I was reminded of this ( http://techland.time.com/2012/04/02/25-years-of-ibms-os2-the... ) when OS/2 turned 25 in 2012. So this year marks its 30th anniversary. From page 3: > In N…
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Comment #13329481
Great work. Followed your Instagram.
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Comment #12875442
It appears as early as 1923 but is not cited. http://www.barrypopik.com/index.php/new_york_city/entry/he_w...
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Comment #8397933
Not unprecedented. They skipped Office 13.
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Comment #8108555
I believe Tim Ferriss said he wrote his first book entirely in Evernote but now raves (with others) about Scrivener. Keep up the good work.
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Comment #6334287
Have the trip details (like route) been released yet? Is he only stopping at Supercharger location? I'd like to meet him and follow along a while. I'm not a stalker. Really. :)
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Comment #6334187
Most 'normal' people already give electric vehicles a cynical eye. The people who already believe in them don't need more convincing. The cynics need convincing. A breakdown will o…
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Comment #6290691
I've been using a UNICOMP UB4044A ( http://pckeyboard.com/page/UKBD/UB4044A ) since mid 2007 and it. is. fantastic. I love the tactile feedback from the keys. My co-workers even fi…
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Comment #6246279
Gull-wing doors are a smart move, sales wise. They give you the exotic feel. But I'm concerned with them in practice. Since no height specification is given, I used this image as a…
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Comment #5492927
From what I've read the one exception to this rule is stretching the hip flexors will actually improve your vertical jump.
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Comment #5487735
I think Telltale Games is the current version of the old LucasArts we all feel nostalgic for.
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Comment #5461132
I'm in agreement with you on this. OUYA has proven to be very receptive to community feedback so it's good to voice concerns. It has a good chance of being reassessed.
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Comment #5452376
Admittedly not a MB expert but I was referring to the W203 2000 - 2006 C230 hatchback, aka Sports Coupe. Generally not well-loved for legitimate reasons.
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Comment #5452049
EV needs to 1) deliver the same features, performance, and convenience as current vehicles at a comparable price or 2) deliver considerable more than current vehicles to just an in…
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Comment #5381531
Already mentioned and it's a minor point, but regarding putting files into the database... When I worked at MS on SharePoint, we actually transitioned from storing files on the fil…