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• Wow, that TV would look great in my rumpus room. In reply to: "Crave giveaway of the day: Vizio 32-inch LCD TV"

  December 18, 2009

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• CNet is awesome! In reply to: "Crave giveaway of the day: HP Mini 311 Netbook"

  December 14, 2009

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• The way they present the new settings are confusing: "Everyone or Old Settings." Why can't they tell you what your old settings are? Many people have never changed their default settings, and I don't remember what my old setting are. I selected Old Settings, and then went to the settings page to see what they were.
  
  The 3rd party app privacy settings are confusing. I didn't think so at first, but I was getting confused. In reply to: "Facebook details new privacy settings"

  December 9, 2009

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• This is starting to sound like a YouTube comment thread. Way to go, commenters.
  
  I like using the keyboard shortcuts, but have had a hard time remembering the ones for GMail.
  
  This guy accomplished something where there was a need, while you just sat at home and bashed him and CNet. In reply to: "Hardware for Gmail: The 'Gboard' keyboard"

  December 5, 2009

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• I think it's pretty funny, but they should not have been suspended. I sure hope they keep their jobs. In reply to: "A slightly unfortunate Twitter billboard"

  November 29, 2009

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• The Verizon Droid monthly plan costs more than the iPhone. That's insane. I would not pay for the iPhone, and I sure won't pay for the Droid.
  
  PC Mag chart: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2354997,00.asp In reply to: "Can the Droid save Motorola?"

  October 30, 2009

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• Using #blamedrewscancer in your twitter post does not cost anything.
  
  And was it really "clever" for Drew O to use the name @Drew? Did he plan to auction it off from the very beginning? Such as buying the domain www.pizza.com when the internet was very new? In reply to: "Drew Carey bids big for personal Twitter name"

  October 4, 2009

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• I like Drew Olanoff being just @drew because it shows how he was part of twitter at the start. I found podcasting because of The Best Damn Tech Show, which Drew O was a part of. He was there at the early parts of some great stuff.
  
  If I had the money to bid for @drew, I think I would just pay the bid, but it would feel weird taking over the name.
  
  Fan to Drew *Someone*: Wow, you've been on Twitter a long time to get "@drew".
  Drew *Someone* to Fan: Um, actually I bought it from a kid with cancer.
  Fan: cricket cricket...
  
  Maybe I've just made a more personal connection with twitter names. Something that only happens with local business names, but not big chains. In reply to: "Drew Carey bids big for personal Twitter name"

  October 4, 2009

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• Right.... Because phishing scams can't happen over email.... In reply to: "Twitter phishing scam spreads via direct messages"

  September 25, 2009

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• @viper396 AT&T just said they can't provide protection for Mitnick and will drop him as a customer. Time to catch up to the present and realize you don't know everything. In reply to: "Cracking GSM phone crypto via distributed computing"

  August 25, 2009

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