How do you even come up with an idea like this and think that it’s worth trying?
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and he loves it. Who wouldn’t? It has the greatest monster sound in all of movie history.
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be nice and clean; shave everyday and you’ll always look keen. I first heard this song in cubs and it was awesome. Glad i could listen to it again. [via Metafilter]
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Toronto is a city where people with the power to do anything refuse to do it. Awesome.
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The iPhone Developer Program License Agreement.
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“So far this particle is unique… if we drop it on the floor, it will cost $300m to get another one.”
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March 4th, 2010
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City of Toronto Archival photo. Westward view of the Bathurst/Lakeshore intersection.
The modern day version of this picture would include 10+ condo towers, a townhouse complex, community center and two new roads: Queen’s Quay and Fort York Blvd. Sad but I miss the cement factory the most. RIP Cement Factory;;
Aerial view looking East at Lakeshore and Bathurst intersection.
There used to be a Baseball stadium where a Condo/entrance to an airport exists today.
Spadina bridge (Spadina and Front) looking south. Future home of Cityplace, MegaCondoComplexExtraordinaire.
Some part of me wishes it was still like this.
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700+ pages of exhibits. Sounds like they just want to clog the courts and get an injunction to scare other Android handset makers. Why innovate to beat your competition when you can just sue them with stupid patents that you shouldn’t have gotten in the first place? More info over at Engadget.
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$830 for a giant sized iPhone with no camera, doesn’t do voice calling, and still can’t multitask. Yep… game changer all right. Update: 1024×768 res screen. How can they claim you can watch HD movies on that?
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My wife has NO IDEA about resource acquisition strategy
How one man narrowly averted disaster at the dinner table. The reddit comment highlighting the dangers regarding handling interrupts while locking on resources is highly informative.
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