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Sure, if I got a designer tote bag.

And as the other commenter says, we only sent tote bags, not shoes.

I'll have to tote my xbox around. Of course they will be calling it "buying a game" even though users don't own it in any sense of the word.

But just as you can't tote a rifle in a downtown mall, there will be some restrictions to make sure you don't endanger anyone.

While being light and easy to tote. It is more than just the processor, this is one place where Apple's sourcing and close hardware/software bonding really shows value.

If you can name a better general-audience radio show about science, I will eat my tote bag.

It would be cheaper to look for a job in an environment that is more interested in what you can do rather than what you tote. That is, after all, what most of us end up doing.

This way you could tote the two around in one handy container. I'm thinking 3D printing companies could handle this "easily" -- at least for prototype?

It's not that the languages or the framework lack advanced features, it's that Microsoft/MVP's constantly tote the "beginner" features. I find C# to be very fun to code in...

, they wouldn't sell very well since the phones people already carry can do those things without needing to purchase and tote around multiple other devices.

Instead of just raising your hand, you mark a light on the corresponding tote board, which informs your manager that you need more information. I hate to be contrarian, but there are many other apps out there that solve this problem much more succinctly.

>"The roughly 17-pound Macintosh comes in a square bushel-basket-size canvas tote bag with an oversized zipper. The preproduction version I saw did not sport the Apple-with-a-bite logo.

This is a field where you can easily tote your work around, so of course potential employers are going to want to see it. I feel like the complaint here could easily be applied to other things, like not having a resume or not showing up to the interview in your underwear.

Com I would like to try it, but I tote around a MacBook Pro and I don't care enough about Plover to try to carry a keyboard around and awkwardly put it on top of the built-in keyboard or something. Still, this is one of the few cases where I feel constrained by the unreplaceable hardware.

It's absolutely comical to me how politicians will tote the values of a capitalistic society, then turn around and get on their knees for special interest lobbies.

How amazing would it be if I can could use any 'terminal' anywhere and have complete access to all of my personal data without having to tote around a physical piece of hardware that's 'mine'. Any geek's 'bat-cave' is testament to this need: a Mac Plus sitting underneath a table next to Commodore 64.

If his next step is to sell your stuff unless you come tote it away--while not actually urging you to do so--one can reasonably draw the conclusion that Chad is a scoundrel who had this plan in mind from the start.

It's absolutely comical to me how politicians will tote the values of a capitalistic society, then turn around and get on their knees for special interest lobbies. There is a weird paradox, in that lobbyists are often the best source of quality information for legislators.

It's absolutely comical to me how politicians will tote the values of a capitalistic society, then turn around and get on their knees for special interest lobbies. This is only a contradiction if you view the government as some sort of impartial referee in the game of capitalism.

Having to keep everything in a bag I can tote around leaves me feeling kind of uneasy and like the situation is impermanent, much like staying somewhere and living out of a duffel bag. I'm a lot more inclined to do good work if it's for a company I feel like I'm at home at, that I'm going to stay at, than one that feels like I'll be gone from any moment now.