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Keith Flint
The perfect tribute which goes to show that people are rarely what you perceive them to be. The guy on the left, below, is (was) the better person.
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Infatuation
Limerence is a term the author invented for overwhelming romantic feeling that many people seem prone to – but many aren’t. The nearest synonym might be “infatuation”, but Tennov is trying to describe something less adolescent and more beautiful than… Read More ›
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You’re taking up quite a bit of my seat…
Well, a very obese man boards and I can tell instantly he is going to have a tough time fitting in any of the seats. I assume maybe he bought two hence why he’s even attempting to board. I’m mentally… Read More ›
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They made a big thing about being different
Good response to this article- My opinion, and I only have my observations and reading to back that up, is that Apple is held to a higher standard for two reasons. First, they made a big thing about being different…. Read More ›
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Time for a change
In 1913, Ariste Racine and his wife Emma Blatt started a watch manufacturing company in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. They named the brand ‘Enicar’. That’s right, that is ‘Racine’ spelled backwards. This seemingly small detail sparked my passion for the brand…. Read More ›
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Lost In Mobile 2019 survey
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Spectre
Long exposures have always been limited by technical factors, from keeping the camera steady, to guessing the amount of light. We’ve taken care of all of that. Spectre is an AI-powered shutter for your iPhone, letting you create amazing long… Read More ›
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Apple starting to act like other companies
He explained: “After an interaction had concluded, I would frequently check in with the Specialist and ask them, ‘What 3 things have you learned about your customer today?’. The Specialists who learned and remembered their customers’ names, and knew what… Read More ›
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Coffee prices around the world
Americans are setting records when it comes to drinking coffee. Nearly 65 percent of adults in the country have at least one cup of coffee every day, an increase from 62 percent in 2017 and the highest share of coffee… Read More ›
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The PlayStation Vita has finally been discontinued
The Vita had a long shelf life, but not a happy one. It launched in Japan in December 2011, right when phone and tablet gaming were taking off — Sony was trying to sell people on a dedicated handheld at… Read More ›
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