Steve Martin joins the rank of the bloggers …
The Blog | Steve Martin: Leap Second Lovers are Traitors Says Bill O’Reilly | The Huffington Post

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The new Sam n Max is up, go read it.
Telltale Games - Comics

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I didn’t know this one, not sure how it had slipped under the radar.
Did you know that if the price on something you buy drops, within 30 days of your purchase date, Amazon.com will credit you the difference if you ask for it? It’s a not-advertised price drop policy that most people don’t know about [...]

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I ran across a quote today that I adore and fits me like the proverbial glove, from the ever quotable Sir Winston Churchill:
Personally I’m always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught.
I love to learn and pick up random stuff like a drunk in a gutter, however I’m a pain to [...]

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I love these how to be more productive type guides. They never really work for me, but I like to read them.
The guide that said ‘get your ass off the Internet’ may hit closer to home …
See: HOWTO: Be more productive (Aaron Swartz: The Weblog) via digg.com

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Paul Thurrott, a hyper-pro Windows/Microsoft mouthpiece (I’m not saying he’s bad or stupid, I’m just saying he’s uber pro MS, OK) has written an entry over in connectedhomemag.com describing his wife’s switch to the Mac.
This Christmas, I presented my wife with a new Mac mini. I honestly wasn’t sure if she’d be even slightly interested [...]

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Kottke’s best links of 2005, most of which I haven’t been to before. Perhaps I missed out on the best of the web 2005, or these links are dull as hell. We let the readers decide:
‘Lots of diagrams of parking garages’
Hmm.
Although some are, how shall I put this, suspect, there are some nice links in [...]

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Yet more list oddness, this time in the form of the 50 best robots. No mention of CR though, boo.
They’re exploring the deep sea and distant planets. They’re saving lives in the operating room and on the battlefield. They’re transforming factory floors and filmmaking. They’re - oh c’mon, they’re just plain cool! From Qrio to [...]

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