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...have been nothing more than an exercise in futility. But I had an ace up my sleeve, Facebook.com. Lets face it: the best part of Facebook is that you can both keep track of all your friends and also meet new people without ever actually having to talk to anyone??it’s a ready-made social network for the anti-social, a way to keep in touch for the lazy. Why do you think email, text messaging, and AOL Instant Messenger have become so popular? We care about people, but if we have a choice between...
...want your phone to open Word documents, you have to pay for the privilege. The ones that are best at doing it are the ones that run a Microsoft operating system. Aside from this relatively petty convenience, the amount of innovation that has been stifled as a result is anyone??s guess. But one thing is certain: because many, many billions of dollars are locked up in Word documents, entering the word processing business is a difficult feat unless you happen to be on Microsoft’s payroll, and that means good ideas are often overlooked...
...tips.” But Russia geek? “Um, thanks for the vodka but you might want to look elsewhere.” And it’s even worse for sci-fi geek. “Yeah, I don’t think anyone??s going out after work. We’re all really exhausted...
...interest in our intramural teams every now and then would be highly appreciated. But like much else in this world, if you really want something you had better be willing to put in a little effort, take a few risks, and make it happen with or without anyone??s help. Though much of college presents itself to us like we’re living in a fairyland inaccessible to the outside world, the need to take initiative is just as real here as it is anywhere else...
...don’t want to burst anyone??s bubble here, but it’s a fact that Harvard dudes are by far the creepiest people on the Facebook. It is no coincidence that the FSU girl whom Schonberger attempted to e-mail during last week’s Lamont sleepover now has 100 friends at Harvard. Whenever there is something slightly shady going down on the site, you can bet your UC vote that Harvard dudes are all over it. This makes sense for two obvious reasons: 1) Harvard students had the Facebook first and have...