Author Archive for Casey Schoelen
Twitterology: The Study of Behavior and Language via 140 Characters
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A new form of science, dubbed “Twitterology,” may be of questionable credibility among modern scientists, but for those studying human behavior, Twitter provides a real-time experiment.
The 5 Faces of Drunkenness
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Generally, wasted people will fall into one of five categories, depending on the night, mood, and even perhaps the type of alcohol consumed.
Netflix price hikes cause outrage online
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No one likes bad news, but when you are announcing a 60% increase in fees, you better be prepared for a massive cry of public outrage.
Say Buh-Bye to your Free iPod
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Apple shuts down their five-year “Buy a Macbook, Get a Free iPod” promotion for students. Now, all you get for your new gadgetry is a lousy $100 gift card.
Make the most of your cubicle
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Let TNGG help you turn those boring cubicle walls into your new home.
We Are Going to Run Out of Food!
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We are heading toward a major global food shortage because we are overpopulated, destroying our own cropland, and thanks to climate change, seeing declines in the amount of viable wheat and corn yields.
Despite missing features, iPad 2 still a success
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I spent eight hours waiting outside the Apple store for iPad2. It was worth it.
With Social Search, Google is taking over the world, one stalker at a time
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Google’s Social Search allows you to stalk without meaning to do so, or, if you’re really strategic, it gives you ultimate creeping access.
Your Cable Box is Dead. The Internet Killed It.
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Newsflash: The Television set has permanently retired today and has forfeited the battle against the Internet.
10 Questions for Casey, Millennial
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I am a recent college graduate trying to figure out my next step in life. Until then, I’m living life day by day. I’m enjoying spending time with my friends and family, doing some traveling and relaxing, and finally reading a book for fun for the first time in years.