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#musicmonday Pink Floyd The Wall Hey You, http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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FriendFeed: Do any of you actually use it? My profile ---> http://friendfeed.com/robbsut...
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Robb, had my account for over a year. Not really sure how to use it to its best advantage, but there are features that make it a very useful social tool. Mostly use it in the 30 Day Challenge to communicate with my group. I don't quite have my head wrapped around it yet, like when I first started using facebook. I like that you can send your ff aggregate to Google Reader so this is...
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Can a woman be a tea-bagging queen? - http://www.recreatingtampa.com/2009...
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I commented on this post with my own musings on what this might mean, stumbled it and tweeted it. My first reaction to it was GAH!
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Self-Published Kindle Author Lands Deal in Obsolete Ink-and-Paper Format [Publishing] - http://gizmodo.com/5312593...
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@softwarelink I don't really need Spyware removal programs and the like. I use Linux.
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bravo to that @tandriamirado using Linux negates the need for #Spyware Programs @softwarelink a solid point.
- Ray Marr aka Knatchwa
from IM
Ray, thank you.. fortunately, Linux doesn't have as much security holes as Windows. But actually, I stay cautious ;)
- Thierry R. Andriamirado
So the saying goes, better safe then sorry, I hear that loud and clear, because really even #Linux is still under the control of the person at the keyboard, who may just click through impervious, Also why I use anything #Windows with #Virtualbox at least then you can just remove the VDI if necessary if there are any problems, I wish I could remember the update I once received on twitter...
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"If the facts don't fit the theory, change the facts." Albert Einstein #quote
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Good Quote - From an amazing person, thanks for sharing, and was that via @thewebchild ?
- Ray Marr aka Knatchwa
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Not a good attitude for a scientist to have :)
- Mo Kargas
if it is not good for a scientist to have that view then if all theories were just taken as fact and not tested, modified and updated then it would always result the same, seems to me that is the view of an Open Minded Scientist who keeps seeking something different, to make something happen otherwise thought not possible.
- Ubuntu101
from IM
Who said anything about accepting theory as fact? You don't change the facts, you change the theory
- Mo Kargas
Indeed the point was to simply keep an open mind to not take a theory at face value, not so much as to consider a theory as facts.
- Ubuntu101
Man, I had it with Safari 4. I should just remove it and use FireFox
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No fireworks, just a spectacular sunset on Hopi Point at the Grand Canyon.
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How many books do you read in a month (and in which country do you live)?
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1 or 2 books per month, and I live in the USA
- Rob McNair-Huff
Deep drop for me. I'm down to 4 - 5 per month. United States.
- Admiral Anika
3-4 a month. USA
- Jen (SquirrelGirl)
1. Turkey.
- Ahmet Alp Balkan
2 comic books, 0.1 books
- denizoktar
2-3 per month - Turkey
- Onur Şentüre
1-2 Turkey ...
- Semih Masat ™
It varies. Last year I read about 7 books a month on average. This year I am averaging about 4. USA
- Alan Simpson
4-5 US
- Bren -- Still Believes
Anywhere from 0 to 15, and I'm in South Africa.
- Tristan Seligmann
from fftogo
Comic Books: around 30 to 35, Other books: around 2 or 3. USA
- Derek Coward
Between 3 - 5, depends on the book. USA
- ♥patricia♥
I guess about 2-4 depending on how long/technical they are. USA
- Michael McKean
2-10 depending on the books - now that I'm in school again, that number is closer to the high side - which might explain why my eyes seem to be failing fast (USA, but I don't believe in nations)
- William Harryman
0-1, recently none.Fin.
- Nia
2-3 a month. U.S.
- Trish R
Between 5 and 8 a month. This month it's gonna be less: I'm reading '2666', more than 1000 pages. I'm from the Netherlands.
- Ton Zijp
Depends on wether i'm in class or not. fluctuates between 2-3 fiction 4-5 non fiction (cover to cover), to 7-8 fiction and 1-2 non-fic. I'm in the US right now, but i live globally.
- InPerpetualMotion(Gina k)
1-3, U.S.
- Alix Whitmire
hey Alix, it says you love books in your short profile description :)
- Alp
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- Rodfather
10 to 20 books a month, live in seattle USA. Been doing this my whole life. :-) well except for the really early years.
- Dan Morrill AKA Techwag
1-3 a month in the winter, more in the summer. I blame TV. :) In the USA.
- CAJ, somewhere else
USA and about 7.
- Brandon Mendelson
Between 2-5, USA.
- AJ Kohn
2-3 Turkey
- Emre BAHADIR
3-5, Canada
- John Dupuis
i start about 30 or 40 books per month and finish about 6 per year (oh yeah... USA)
- docrivs
It goes in spurts but, normally at least 4- 6. I always buy a lot more than I actually read. USA
- Eric Logan
1-5, USA
- Borislav Borissov
Maybe 1 a year (I read slowly) and I live in Canada.
- Jeffrey Allan Boman
Alp, yes, but I still read slowly.
- Alix Whitmire
3-5, USA
- jcunwired
4-8, USA
- Jimminy Fuller
~10 - Istanbul
- Onur Gündüz
3-4, and I live in the USA
- Stephanie_Thankful
Oh, do audiobooks also count? Then it's +4. :-)
- Ton Zijp
1 to 5, depends on whether I'm reading fiction or non-fiction; how tough the non-fiction is.
- Sherri S Joubert
Lately, 3-5. USA
- Carmen
I read maybe 2 or so books per month, and I live Japan.
- Rick Cogley
I go through phases. When I'm in a reading phase it'll be 10-30 books a month, when I'm in a non-reading phase (like now, spending time in the yard) I ratchet down to 0. US.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Varies a lot. Sometimes upto 5 books a month, sometimes just one. India.
- Parth Awasthi
6
- sofarsoShawn
2-3 a month; kept a list since 1988
- Kevin Borders
Actually read? Maybe 2-3 per year. Audiobooks? 3-4 per month. Canada.
- Dean "Karnatos" Michaud
Oh... those paper-things... Shame on me, but it's been a while. Italy
- diego morelli
8-10 Canada
- carolyne darimont
1-2 a month, USA
- mark
2-3/month; USA (read in Sony Reader; before bought it, was reading ~4-5/year), I'm Russian, so those books are in Russian. I read in English mostly travel guides and computer related books.
- earlyadopter
I wonder how Maddow chose "vanity fair" for her disambiguation example.
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Had to read novel in college & has colleagues at the magazine & probably saw the recent movie? Just a guess.
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Oh man. Rachel @maddow bought a TV on Amazon.com while drunk. Is it just me, or is that just aboslutely adorable? I love her more every day. - http://twitter.com/jennife...
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Also funny. Most of us do something compromising or really dumb when we're drunk. She buys a TV. I love geek!
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The @Maddow podcast has the handoff between David Shuster and Rachel--they should do this more often. #msnbc - http://twitter.com/natthed...
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I agree. It happened 1 other time @ the end of Countdown. Maybe we can get this changed?
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