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3 thoughts on “go offline”

  1. Scott Adams @ Arkansas Tech

    jill/txt ? go offline

    Link: jill/txt – go offline. Remember that eight-minute movie published in 2014, the one describing what actually happened between 2004 and 2014? And how the New York Times is going to go offline, becoming a newsletter for the intellectual elite

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  2. Thomas Petersen

    Well, here’s a band aid: http://www.bugmenot.com

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  3. Jose Angel

    I was reading Scott Adams’s comment with my left eye only and I thought he was advising YOU to go offline and become a print newsletter for the intellectual elite… no danger of that, I hope?

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