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Comment Exactly. (Score 1) 857

by VariableGHz on Monday September 21, 2009 @12:08AM (#29487655) Attached to: Cursive Writing Is a Fading Skill — Does It Matter?

You see, we have cars nowadays too. I can't possibly see why I should have to spend all that time learning how to walk, run, hike/exercise when I can just get in a car and get there instantly.

Comment Not bad. (Score 0, Troll) 1235

by VariableGHz on Monday January 26, 2009 @04:12PM (#26611703) Attached to: New Law Will Require Camera Phones To "Click"

Maybe there's a need for this law. There are probably examples cited throughout the legal text of the proposed law.

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by VariableGHz on Saturday November 29, 2008 @08:46PM

Comment Re:partnering with AT&T (Score 1) 437

by VariableGHz on Saturday January 19, 2008 @04:06AM (#22106506) Attached to: What Bugs Apple Fans About Apple

I really want to know a big long list of why you hate AT&T. I tried to find your e-mail address, but it's not shown publicly. If you could, send me an e-mail and let me know sometime?

Thanks a bunch :)

Journal SPAM: Making Your Site Search Engine Friendly - Spiderability

Journal by BartTheBear on Monday May 28, 2007 @01:39PM

One of the keys to obtaining top rankings, or ANY rankings for that matter is making sure that the search engines can properly spider and index your site.

Submission + - A Static Universe in 3 Trillion Years

Submitted by ultracool on Friday May 25, 2007 @05:20AM

ultracool writes: When Dutch astronomer Willem de Sitter proposed a static model of the universe in the early 1900s, he was some 3 trillion years ahead of his time. Now, physicists Lawrence Krauss from Case Western Reserve University and Robert J. Scherrer from Vanderbilt University predict that trillions of years into the future, the information that currently allows us to understand how the universe expands will have disappeared over the visible horizon. What remains will be "an island universe" made from the Milky Way and its nearby galactic Local Group neighbors in an overwhelmingly dark void.

Facebook Opens Pages to Outside Developers 76

Posted by CowboyNeal on Friday May 25, 2007 @04:55AM from the rolling-your-own dept.

prostoalex writes "Facebook is now allowing third-party developers to create pages within the site. Developers can use a combination of the Facebook API and a subset of HTML to create interactive pages accessible from within Facebook. Users retain complete control over which applications they want to have installed, and which applications they want to see on other people's profile. Developers can build on top of Facebook's social grid, and in case of a popular application gain distribution through Facebook newsfeed."

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