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YAY I HAVE INTERNET AGAIN!
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I ran 10 miles yesterday evening, AND I FELT IMMORTAL!
And now I feel half-dead. :( -
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I'm watching the Daily Show, and the guest is Bill O'Reilly. In defiance of the fact that national elections rarely show more than a 10% (or even 5%) difference between Democrats and Republicans...in spite of the fact that voters are currently more weighted toward the left...Bill O'Reilly thinks this is a right-leaning country and that, if Jon ( Read more... ) -
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As part of NPR's analysis of the economy, they included a line about the demand rising for small home safes.
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Curiosity
I've been stricken with the plague, and curled up on the couch just long enough to watch the VP debate last night before tumbling into bed, so forgive me if this question has already come up.
Poll IDGII keep seeing the phrase attributed to Ronald Reagan, and I'm not sure whether people actually think that it came from him or if they're specifically ( Read more... ) -
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WTAF, THERE IS NO ELECTRICITY IN MY APARTMENT, NSTAR WON'T ANSWER THEIR FUCKING PHONE, AND ON THE DRIVE TO GET TO AN OPEN INTERNET CAFE, I GOT STUCK IN TRAFFIC BECAUSE IDIOTS COULDN'T FIGURE OUT THAT THEY SHOULD MERGE BEFORE THE LANE ENDS.
And it's too dark to go looking for a circuit breaker. I should have spent that gift card on a flashlight. -
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I finally broke down and got a new laptop! I just felt so cut off any time I traveled or...you know, went to the mall.
But now I have questions:
- What's up with the Vista IPv4/IPv6 internet settings?
- When did Starbucks start charging for wifi?
- Why does Trillian no longer support IRC?
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The more businesses are forced to internalize costs, the more they care about efficiency.
The other day, on NPR, I listened to a debate between two men regarding the usefulness of government. The first man was arguing that government is inherently incompetent and that we would be better off if we trusted in corporations, which are more efficient and more effective. The second was arguing that people who believe government to be ( Read more... )