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“The truth is that everyone is bored, and devotes himself to cultivating habits.”
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foursquare: On foursquare, location & privacy.
You might as well argue that you should never tell anyone that you have a job, because then people will know you are at work from 9-5 every day, and can use the white pages to find your home and rob you! Or that you should never, ever update your Facebook status to let people know you’re on vacation. Or that you shouldn’t blog that you’re at work, or at a restaurant, or in another city, or anywhere other than home. Or that you should never upload mobile pix to Flickr when you’re out at night. Or for that matter, you should never, ever, ever tell anyone that you’re anyplace on the phone, because you know who may be listening in? Robbers! Robbers who want to steal your precious, precious, precocious shit! (bymat-honan)
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Lights Out: Tonight on the National Geographic Channel: A persistent praying mantis struggles to best his mortal enemy — the mouse cursor.
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About Ipad: Michael Arrington
(@) - February 6th, 2010 at 11:01 am PST
The best part of the show was before they began taping. Carr kept calling Mossberg “Walt Mossberger.” Mossberg was remote and couldn’t see who was talking (neither could I), and he said “It’s Mossberg, not Mossberger, who’s talking?” Carr pretends he can’t hear and keeps asking who this Mossberger guy is. Walt says “Can you hear me?” And David Carr says “No.”
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Oh I don’t know what to do, hoohoo :( what can i do.
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YOU CAN ACT LIKE A MAN by broker (via takhlbery)
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JK Rowling: The fringe benefits of failure | Video on TED.com
Not a Potter fan, but this talk is brilliant.
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