September 2011
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I'd rather be acerbic than stupid.
LT: Can you read?
NW: Also, you did notice that you've proven my point right there, right?
LT: Umm. I'm not polite. Big news. I'd rather be acerbic than stupid.
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N9 - we did it again
In case you have not heard it yet - we did it again, so Nokia has begun shipping of N9.
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“It’s not communism or capitalism that’s eating away humankind. No,...”
– “about corporatism” @ newswine
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“Students who acquire large debts putting themselves through school are unlikely...”
– ascribed to Noam Chomsky (via quiet temperament)
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The blood and sweat behind Labor Day →
To most Americans, the first Monday in September means a three-day weekend and the last hurrah of summer, a final outing at the shore before school begins, a family picnic.
But Labor Day was born in a time when work was no picnic. As America was moving from farms to factories in the Industrial Age, there was a long, violent, often-deadly struggle for fundamental workers’ rights, a struggle...
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“Remember all the good old Disney movies? Yeah, all of them came from works no...”
– The Bizarre Copyright Takeover, Ctd (via azspot)
Weird.
(via tanya77)
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“The global marketplace trades numbers at the speed of light, without regard for...”
– from Anti-Monopoly Money by Paul Glover
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