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Link. No way my CEO generates $150 million value.

Link. Be great to see the list of corporations to boycott.

Link. No replacement brakes?!

Link. For the first time ever, I may install the .0 version of an OS X release. Lion is that bad.

Link. 2013 might be the year it goes.

Link. Macintouch is the web’s best ref on digitizing analog audio.

Link. AT&T will launch a new service for reporting and blocking stolen devices on Tuesday, according to a trusted source. The service will allow customers to deny voice, data and SMS access to any individual phone or tablet while keeping their account intact, avoiding the inconvenience of a full SIM block.
The company sent a message (pictured below) to customer service representatives on Wednesday advising them of the change. According to the guidance, AT&T will compile a “blocklist” of stolen devices and service will be automatically suspended “if any attempt is made to use a device that is stored in the blocklist.” The only way to add a device to the list will be by contacting a customer service representative directly, and users with remote data wipe apps will be required to activate them before suspending their device, to “prevent access to their personal information.”

Link. Might help my workflow quite a bit…

Link. Not married for their brains.

Link. Swim. Bike. Muscle. Weight loss.

Link. Romneite enlightens nail lady.

Link. Spammers seeking removal of their own spomments.

Link. Taxes are for little people.

Link. “the era of corporate research is largely over”

Link. Laws are obsolete, corporations too rich to care.

Link. Making G+ more appealing.

Link. 40,000 people.

Link. Tax on high value insurance plans. Future.

Link. Simple rules, email transactions, interesting consequences.

Link. Same here, but for me the iMac is good.

Link. Tiny money, but RSS is dead. Or not?

Link. We need more carriers. Gov was right to block tmobile sale.

Link. Taxation flatter.

Link. I read a GG book on applied witchcraft once. 1930s I think.

Link. A different textbook.

Link. They heard what their masters wanted.

Link. We discover a prediction, not a particle.

Link. Mac image encryption.

Link. Always interesting, but he doesn’t fear data lock enough.

Link. great background.

Link. “People want to live longer, better lives, and they are willing to pay for it. They don’t want more stuff, they want more life.” We have enough stuff, we don’t have enough time.

Link. 15,000 dead. Civil war.

Link. Maybe Peak Oil isn’t entirely imaginary.

Link. Great summary, best I’ve seen.

Link. 1929 then 2009.

Link. How to kill a democracy.

Link. But companies will lie.

Link. Many companies do this quietly.

Link. I’m interested. Apples solutions suck.