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Facebook disabled my account without even telling me why. How rude. -
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"Shipping is a feature. A really important feature. Your product must have it."
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http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/08/17/why-i-dont-use-twitter/
"What can be said in 140 characters is either trivial or abridged; in the first case it would be better not to say it at all, and in the second case it would be better to give it the space it deserves.lol...haven't I said that before? that's definitely my thoughts...the same reason I ( Read more... ) -
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Yay, the tow-truck finally came this morning to tow the abandoned vehicle outside my apartment. Now I can have my favorite parking place back, and not have to keep backing in all the time to park in front of the abandoned vehicle. Guess I can be glad I parked up the street last night (rather than right next to the abandoned vehicle) and wasn't ( Read more... ) -
This is good way of describing the problem I see in the current facebook friend feed as well...
"BTW, this is also why the river of news approach doesn’t work for everyone. If you’re subscribed solely to feeds from popular blogs and web sites, a river of news is ideal - you get a flow of information that you can scan for stuff that looks interesting. If you miss a story, no big deal - it’ll float by later if it’s important. But if you’re ( Read more... ) -
Things I've learned about Interviews...
Always always have a copy of your resume in front of you during a phone interview. When they suddenly surprise you with a rather expected first question like "tell me about what you did at your last job" and you momentarily you blank in panic, you can stop and take a breath while you glance at your resume and remember the "better" words you ( Read more... ) -
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Hmm, I've ran into a slight bottleneck in fixing the leaking caulk in the bathroom...the place where its really leaking, I just can't get dry enough to apply the caulk. Like seriously, you dry it with a towel, and a little while later its got a bead of water coming out. You can repeat this several times and it will continue to drip water. And even ( Read more... ) -
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"When we honestly enjoy other people's company, we hardly have to think about how to work a room. All the 'right' things come naturally, because we want to make people feel comfortable and cared for. They respond to that and to us." -Susan RoAne, How To Work a Room
