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13 years ago @ MoneySense - Do car-sharing program... · 0 replies · +2 points

"Costs are amortized over eight years and include purchase, gas, insurance and maintenance."

What about parking?

The monthly total that I pay for car sharing in Toronto has yet to exceed the $200 I used to pay for a parking spot alone.

16 years ago @ TechCrunch - Steve Jobs' "Non-Disap... · 1 reply · -3 points

http://andrewcurrie.ca/2009/06/09/no-more-apple-kool-aid-thanks-im-done/

16 years ago @ IntoMobile - Nokia to ditch their O... · 0 replies · +1 points

NOES! My Yahoo handle sucks : (

16 years ago @ Open attitude. - Is Boycott Novell spam... · 0 replies · +1 points

Thanks for writing in.

I see that he's starting to ease up on the anti-Novell rhetoric a bit -- there's even a new name for his site:

"Techrights | Truth about Novell..."

Oh, uh... never mind.

For what it's worth reddit readers have reached an entirely different verdict.

16 years ago @ Open attitude. - Come claim your comments! · 0 replies · +1 points

I should also point out that registering for a 3rd-party commenting account -- such as Disqus or IntenseDebate (what I've currently got running here) -- is entirely optional. You can still post with an email address (preferably a real one) or use your Facebook/Twitter/etc. credentials.

I certainly appreciate the effort, though! B)

16 years ago @ Andrew Currie on Blogger - What's taking Android ... · 0 replies · +1 points

Having been to South Africa and Uganda myself, is it fair of me to say that the African market for mobiles is as unique in its own way as the markets in Europe and the U.S.?

Fortunately Android is being embraced by more handset makers like Motorola and Samsung, while Nokia's smartphone features are being scaled to their less expensive devices.

What kind of mobile do you use?

16 years ago @ Andrew Currie on Blogger - The 10 best Linux dist... · 0 replies · +1 points

Certainly for the end user Ubuntu should be at the top of the list!

My own top three (skewed towards netbooks) would be:

1. Linux Mint;
2. Easy Peasy 1.1 (*not* 1.5);
3. CrunchBang or CrunchEee.

16 years ago @ Andrew Currie on Blogger - In case you missed it:... · 0 replies · +1 points

Right back at ya... Nice site btw!

16 years ago @ Andrew Currie on Blogger - Adam McDaniel is a Lin... · 0 replies · +1 points

Heh, no worries... Let me know!

16 years ago @ Andrew Currie on Blogger - Is Nokia becoming the ... · 0 replies · +1 points

Hey Saeed, love your Ubuntu blog!

I've been covering Nokia devices for the past two years, and I just don't see how Palm's products and OS fit in with what Nokia already has.

About the only thing the two companies share is a similarly deflated stock price...

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