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This is what I come home to at night

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Every day, I feel a little worse that I didn’t stand in line for two days to pick up a phone that I paid hundreds of dollars for just so I could be called a moron by the CEO of the company and then given a $30 rubber band free of charge.

Apple. Think Different.

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Five Nerds: Five More Thoughts: Digital Photo Frames.

As a fellow nerd illustrated this afternoon, there are many reasons why technology need not replace your old collection of photographs. With that said, I happen to like digital frames. I own one, and have gifted them to others. Here are five thoughts on why you should abandon prints, and…

Both funny and informative. I like digital frames for many of the same reasons. #5 is the best.

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How the iPhone 4 story has gone so far...

Gizmodo: check out this prototype iphone we "found".
Steve Jobs: that's not an iPhone *dials police*.
Steve Jobs: Sometime later....
Steve Jobs: masses, listen to me, this is the best phone ever, again.
Consumers: gimme gimme.
Steve Jobs: wooo done it again.
Consumers: wait..... If I hold my phone like this *claws at phone* it drops all the signal.
Steve Jobs: there is nothing wrong with it.
Consumers: seriously, this is broken.
Steve Jobs: no it's a software problem, thats why when you touch the "hardware", it stops working.
Consumers: bollocks, fix it!
Steve Jobs: hold it differently!
Consumers: no!
Steve Jobs: okay, fine, free cases and refunds for everyone...but it still isn't broken.

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What do women get up to online? | Technology | The Guardian

UK housewives spend 47% of their leisure time on the internet – and it’s not all cosy, mumsy surfing

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