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johnwargo:
Here we go - First-time smartphone buyers favor Android over iOS: http://t.co/mQwxRHDP
johnwargo:
Ummm, eating a handful of Dark Chocolate M&M's So good!
johnwargo:
Working on the book's preface, hard 2 keep myself from saying 'the book you hold in your hand' since many won't ever actually hold the book
johnwargo:
When sending an email to a group, why is it that Lotus Notes is smart enough to not send me a copy if I'm in the group but Outlook isn't?
johnwargo:
Staying at a hotel without a gym. Ugh. I didn't even think to check to see if they had one, assumed they did.
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Im sure that they would have turned off all browsing and 3rd party stuff and add annoying stuff like wipe on low battery and the like , and cycle the device once a week with a device random picked up at a local att , bbproxy is a long way back and with any resonable admins it would never get anywhere near the device.
the pdf issue was real but easy to remove and im pretty sure you can send a pdf to
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and exept it to get though
its almost always known where the president is its kinda hard to hide, so its easier to look for 10 secret service cars than trying to guess what bb device belong to the boss on a cell tower.
and if they really want to keep it a secret if i vanishes to x meeting im sure they will leave the device.
well for all we know he might use it to play chess on with no interaction to email :)
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