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Listenheathershae: Dammit… I love this.  Plug In...
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My Ultimate Turkey Sandwich
Whole Wheat Boars Head Turkey Lettuce Tomato Sprouts Mayonnaise Honey Mustard
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50 Most Looked Up Words On NYTimes.com In 2010 →
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Resolving the iPhone resolution →
guillee: Wired ran an article saying that Apple’s claims about the iPhone 4’s screen resolution are false advertising. Phil Plait, knowing a thing or two about the subject after spending a few years calibrating a camera on board the Hubble space telescope, disagrees, and explains why. Interesting read, if only because it’s a great explaination what “resolution” means.
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“To design something really well, you have to get it. You have to really grok...”
– Steve Jobs (via mikehudack)
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