To those who were paying attention, it was obvious for a while that Apple should make the move away from Intel processors to their own line of silicon chips.
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As demand increases for home delivery for groceries during the Covid-19 pandemic, there needs to be a way to prioritize those groups of people who are truly in need so that they don’t risk exposure to the virus. Cover photo source.
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Why it should exist.
I have to admit, I don’t watch sports, or root for any particular teams.
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After committing myself to moving across the country, I got rid of clothing and possessions that could not make the journey. Ever since then, I’ve still thrown out things that I didn’t want, and nearly stopped the accumulation of possessions altogether.
I only keep three pages of apps on my phone.
I don’t remember everything from every class that I took at Rutgers Business School, but these are a few great business lessons that professionals should keep in mind. They are important to me, and I live by them every day.
From the archive of the now-defunct Old Jersey News, I present to you the Colonial Buildings Map. These are all of the still-standing structures in the state that were built pre-1776.
Apple has always come up with new surprising technologies with every iteration of their products. I’d love to see a few of these ideas implemented over the next five years or so.
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I’d just like to share what I’ve updated on my inventory pickup web app over the past month.
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