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ding ding ding…we have a winner
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“Facing a torrent of criticism Tuesday, Blue Cross of California abruptly halted its practice of asking physicians in a letter to look for medical conditions that could be used to cancel patients’ insurance coverage.” – disgusting
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good on everyone is this near miss tale
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“What’s worse, certain tasks like copying files to USB 2.0 hard drives have gotten around 50 percent slower, a speed hit that overshadows the other filesystem improvements in SP1.” – wow, that’s unfortunate.
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number of interesting angles to consider here: the choice of Prism, the need to replicate a web client offline, the competitive differentiation
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“I essentially said that when my existing web servers–those physically hosted up in a data center in San Francisco–finally give up, I’ll probably replace them with a few VM images running on a yet-to-be-discovered virtual machine hosting provider.” – di
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i’ve said my piece about this issue in the past – the gist is that i think this was a necessary move – but either way i think Ben is speaking for many here
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besides Opening Day, this is the event i’m most looking forward to in the next several months. i’m keeping my expectations low, because Indy is like 90 these days, but i can’t wait.
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“We will make sure it is familiar to S60 customers. Consistency is important. I can drive a Hyundai or a Mercedes. One might be more elegant, but essentially the experience is the same.” – not sure that’s the right metaphor
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the virtual box UI is nice, but it doesn’t appear to handle 64 bit images yet
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