It’s honestly hard for me to remember life before Amazon Prime (member since March 2005).
January, 2012
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Which leaves us with two possible explanations. One, that the Red Sox see something in Mortensen that no one else does. Or two, that they assessed the Scutaro market and felt that this was the best they could do.
I think the Rockies just got the better of them on this one. The jury is definitely still out on the post-Theo era in Boston.
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Words fail me. (via Dave Pell’s Next Draft)
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There are a lot of Polish surnames in Monsters, Inc.
I kept an eye out for “Sandusky” when watching it this weekend, but no such irony.
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So, so good. (thanks Donncha)
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Any day of January golf in Colorado is a good day. Today was gorgeous.
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Maybe next time, we won’t notice. Maybe next time, they’ll add it to another bill as an amendment. Maybe next time, they’ll have a sympathetic White House. There are too many ways for the anti-Internet Freedom lobby to win.
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Reading through contracts at 6pm on Friday night. Like you do.
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A great presentation on SOPA/PIPA.
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Or, better yet, it should store the audio and let me replay it later when Siri is working again.
I wish it would store it as a voice memo with a reminder attached. I have miserable success with Siri over the bluetooth connection in my car (y’know where/when I need it most). It works reasonably well when I talk directly into it in a quiet environment – mainly for demoing to others.
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I just don’t understand why sales people insist on phone calls instead of email. Annoying me constantly is no way to get my business.
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Pleased to report @versionsapp has been making itself quite useful as a new tool in my toolset. /cc @dwiskus @dlpasco
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Ben did a good job – arguing against “incorrect facts” and ignorance (I’ll go with Hanlon’s razor here) is always tough. Especially in such a limited forum.
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