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turbodog
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About turbodog
http://twitter.com/#!/turbodog http://gerundinganimal.blogspot.com/
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Comment #3017438
What are "womens degrees"?
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Comment #2951599
As I understand subsidized vs. unsubsidized, yes it is. I can buy the phone without entering into a contract. I can terminate service with VM after 30 days. I can sell the phone to…
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Comment #2950973
I have the Virgin Mobile LG Optima V, which is $150 now and goes on sale for less periodically. That's $150 unsubsidized and with a month-to-month, no contract plan. It's not the g…
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Comment #2915567
Don't be obtuse. A PhD means you've done research towards improving the ability to educate others.
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Comment #2913461
I disagree, at least in the startup case. In my experience, unless you know the person very well and they have demonstrated that they can deliver what they need to, you're only add…
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Comment #2913441
Maybe they are expecting something more than a worker who can keep in sync with others? If the very small team is the whole company, they may be expecting someone they can brainsto…
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Comment #2911404
Paragraph 3 of TFA: That story appears in Mitnick's new memoir, Ghost in the Wires: My Adventures as the World's Most Wanted Hacker.
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Comment #2904200
Here's a direct link to the PDF: http://infocenter.arm.com/help/topic/com.arm.doc.arp0015a/Ra...
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Comment #2782094
No, a great team with a lot smarts for using mobile location data for new and creative uses scores $350k.
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Comment #2764645
Nice! I really appreciate the tone of Tim's post in that it acknowledges both the strengths and weaknesses of NOSQL in general and of Cloudant Search in particular in an honest man…
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Comment #2740311
In Stonebraker’s opinion, “old SQL (as he calls it) is good for nothing” and needs to be “sent to the home for retired software.” After all, he explained, SQL was created decades a…
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Comment #2626650
Just get them into the App Store quick before Apple adds them to iOS 5.x or 6.
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Comment #2527461
So I'm supposed to use the NYT's custom API to get articles when RSS has, for years, provided a "general" method for me to do the same thing for not only the NYT but millions of ot…
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Comment #2490616
Um, no. These people were disappeared: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rettig_Report Apparently her blog was only moved. Inconvenient, yes. Gross human rights violation, no. See also:…
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Comment #2463653
"Democrats and advocates of civil rights are using the media to further an agenda". The agenda that America's long record of comparing African-Americans to apes or monkeys, ie sub-…
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Comment #2452995
Do notice that a MeFite correctly called him on this way upthread. I don't think the mods got involved until Adams outed himself. http://www.metafilter.com/102472/How-to-Get-a-Real…
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Comment #2449592
The museum is awesome. It's amazing what you can accumulate if you put your mind to it and have a ton of money to back up your intentions. They were hoping to get one of the space …
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Comment #2434587
From http://code.google.com/p/cityhash/source/browse/trunk/src/ci... // WARNING: This code has not been tested on big-endian platforms! // It is known to work well on little-endian…
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Comment #2395198
http://joeloncoal.com/
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Comment #2387927
http://www.rdtn.org/
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Comment #2347648
I also have the VM Optimus V and the main issue I see is losing data connectivity occasionally then the phone not being able to get back onto the data network. However, turning air…
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Comment #2171285
Yes, you can use WiFi only without ever activating it or paying VM. I did it myself: http://blog.gerundinganimal.com/2011/01/cheap-wifi-only-andr...
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Comment #2171273
VM USA is owned by Sprint, so you get the same coverage as a Sprint customer minus the ability to roam off Sprint's network.