By Chris Gagne
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December 17, 2006
Take a look at open-source software. It’s collaborative, usually high-quality, and responsive to people’s wants and needs. Apache and Linux, for instance, are two prime examples of how people coming together can do quite a bit in the world, even if in a limited way.
Other fields of pursuit have an opportunity to capitalize the lessons [...]
By Chris Gagne
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December 16, 2006
I’m now forwarding the original email address to a black hole. Moving on…
By Chris Gagne
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December 8, 2006
As an exercise in intestinal fortitude, listen to as much of this following audio file as you can:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gp0HyxQv97Q&eurl=
Verizon offers a cellular data product priced at $0.002 per kilobyte (two-tenths of one cent). However, when a Verizon rep quoted a price to a customer, they quoted the price as “0.002 cents”, or two-thousanths of one cent. [...]
By Chris Gagne
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December 8, 2006
No response from eMusic yet.
By Chris Gagne
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December 4, 2006
I called eMusic today and had a chance to speak with one of their support folks. They were surprised that the email I forwarded them on Thursday didn’t get through - but in retrospect, it was probably caught by their junk mail filters. I’ve forwarded the spam to the support person directly, and they promised [...]
By Chris Gagne
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December 1, 2006
I’ve been buying coffee from Supreme Bean for a couple of years now. They’re recently created a “Dolce Terra” organic coffee that’s absolutely delicious. It’s a lighter roast with delicious earthy flavors that remind me of the best Kenyans or Sumatras, and it works brilliantly well for both drip and espresso. We just bought 5 [...]
By Chris Gagne
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December 1, 2006
” … We do not rent or sell subscriber email addresses to third parties; …” Mmmmhmmm.