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January 05, 2006
Speaking of neutral gestures, Steve Gillmor is going to love this. (Hackneyed hat tip to The Register.)
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I like to make non-neutral gestures with a rank of 10.
Or 1. I'm not sure what the scale is but I'll wave my arms excessively if it improves my score.
Posted by: mark safranski at January 5, 2006 01:08 PM
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The Atlantic article:
Is Google Making Us Stupid?"
Nick's new book:
"Future Shock for the web-apps era" -Fast Company
"Ominously prescient" -Kirkus Reviews
"Riveting stuff" -New York Post
Greatest hits
Avatars consume as much electricity as Brazilians
The love song of J. Alfred Prufrock's avatar
Other writing
The end of corporate computing
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