So Google supposedly has launched its own smartphone, the Nexus One, and it is, of course, running Google’s Android operating system.
Wait a second… Android… Nexus… That seems vaguely familiar.
Oh right. Whoops.…
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JayG seems to have found a remarkably lucrative business model for his weblog: say a few honest things about a company’s products, and that company sends him well over $500 in random products (for further “testing”, I would imagine). [...] I guess you could say that I have always been something of an engineer, whether I had the documentation to support that claim or not. As a child, I was fascinated with anything that had gears, motors, and electronics, which naturally resulted in me eventually being fascinated with watches. Unfortunately, … [...] Why is it that Ron Paul stickers are almost invariably found on the crappiest of cars?… [...] After having spent the better part of five years in Atlanta, and nearly 90% of that without a car of my own, I can personally bear witness to the interesting and colorful cross-section of Atlanta residents who regularly ride MARTA – the mass-transit subway system running under and over the … [...] Doug, what are you thinking? [...] Yes, yes I am, thankyouverymuch.… [...] It is just as well that I keep up with as many weblogs as I do, otherwise I would have missed an interesting coincidence. [...] So Caleb Giddings engaged Dennis Henigan on Fox News this morning, and I would say that he did a fairly decent job of it – while Dennis seemingly could neither remain on-topic nor answer the host’s questions without rambling on about context-lacking statistics. Yes, Dennis, some people do get permits … [...] On this date, 220 years ago, the Bill of Rights came into effect. As with September 17, every American should take a moment today to read through the document that was adopted all those years in the past, and politicians should be required to.… [...] And yes, he really does wear that … [...] Now that I have finally seen the movie, and now that WizardPC figured it out, I can say, “Yes, yes I did.” [...] Speaking of willful, gratuitous, and pointless destruction of perfectly good products, this is just plain stupid from just about every direction. But, then again, the broad-brush stereotypes that hoplophobes paint all firearm owners with have to have a basis somewhere…… [...] Those computers you grew up watching? Yeah, not so much. (Big surprise, eh?)… [...] While it is likely to make him even more insufferable, it looks like Caleb will be appearing on Fox and Friends tomorrow morning at 0620, putting forward his side of the argument concerning the Herald Times Online’s flagrant and inexcusable violation of thousands of Indiana residents’ privacy. [...] Remember – when someone has the unmitigated gall to ask inconvenient questions about material that completely undermines your argument and a significant portion of the data it was based upon, it is far easier to use armed force to squelch the questioner rather than simply deal with him civilly and … [...] Better Half and I went to the mall this weekend… bad idea. In addition to the crowds, the people, the traffic, the crowds, the jam-ups in the mall and stores, the mass of people, the crowds, and everything else one would expect in a temple to commercialism at this time … [...] So I went. [...] I think Mark LaRue is my hero:
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