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Microsoft Is Trying to Be Your Friend, and It May Actually Win You Over | Business | WIRED

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2014-04-15T05:36:11.000Z
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Microsoft today is friendly and approachable. It’s peculiar and self-aware. It makes fun of itself. via Pocket

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The Almost Completely Open Source Laptop Goes on Sale | Enterprise | WIRED

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2014-04-15T05:36:10.000Z
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Andrew “bunnie” Huang and Sean “xobs” Cross want to sell you a laptop you can completely trust. Earlier this year, the two Singapore-based engineers fashioned a laptop made almost entirely from open source hardware, hardware whose designs are freely available to the world at large. via Pocket

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Every Kid Wanted this Hot Wheels Belt Buckle back in 1983 | The Retroist

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2014-04-06T04:13:20.000Z
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I come from a fairly sensible family when it came to buying cloths. My Mother planned ahead, knowing I would outgrow pants and shirts and would often size up so that I had room to grow into things. via Pocket

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