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raptorduck
ParticipantHappyHouseHunting. If you really want to lower your expectations, try the Bay Area. $1 million will get you 1,300sf 50 yr old ranch home in Mountain View, which is pretty nice, but not as nice as CV.
raptorduck
ParticipantHappyHouseHunting. If you really want to lower your expectations, try the Bay Area. $1 million will get you 1,300sf 50 yr old ranch home in Mountain View, which is pretty nice, but not as nice as CV.
raptorduck
ParticipantHappyHouseHunting. If you really want to lower your expectations, try the Bay Area. $1 million will get you 1,300sf 50 yr old ranch home in Mountain View, which is pretty nice, but not as nice as CV.
raptorduck
ParticipantHappyHouseHunting. If you really want to lower your expectations, try the Bay Area. $1 million will get you 1,300sf 50 yr old ranch home in Mountain View, which is pretty nice, but not as nice as CV.
raptorduck
ParticipantHappyHouseHunting. If you really want to lower your expectations, try the Bay Area. $1 million will get you 1,300sf 50 yr old ranch home in Mountain View, which is pretty nice, but not as nice as CV.
raptorduck
ParticipantOk, Allan, now I am impressed. Do you recall Arapnet spin off? I used to work at LBL. Lets not forget Bell Labs either or SRI for innovators. PARC was great, they gave us icon based computing, grid architecture, and Smalltalk.
And thanks to the Bayh-Dole Act, the government still funds early innovation that gets commercialized in a way no other country can match. Remembers, Japan copies, improves, refines, and stands on the shoulder of innovators to innovate improvements and they do it better than anybody, but original innovations start here.
raptorduck
ParticipantOk, Allan, now I am impressed. Do you recall Arapnet spin off? I used to work at LBL. Lets not forget Bell Labs either or SRI for innovators. PARC was great, they gave us icon based computing, grid architecture, and Smalltalk.
And thanks to the Bayh-Dole Act, the government still funds early innovation that gets commercialized in a way no other country can match. Remembers, Japan copies, improves, refines, and stands on the shoulder of innovators to innovate improvements and they do it better than anybody, but original innovations start here.
raptorduck
ParticipantOk, Allan, now I am impressed. Do you recall Arapnet spin off? I used to work at LBL. Lets not forget Bell Labs either or SRI for innovators. PARC was great, they gave us icon based computing, grid architecture, and Smalltalk.
And thanks to the Bayh-Dole Act, the government still funds early innovation that gets commercialized in a way no other country can match. Remembers, Japan copies, improves, refines, and stands on the shoulder of innovators to innovate improvements and they do it better than anybody, but original innovations start here.
raptorduck
ParticipantOk, Allan, now I am impressed. Do you recall Arapnet spin off? I used to work at LBL. Lets not forget Bell Labs either or SRI for innovators. PARC was great, they gave us icon based computing, grid architecture, and Smalltalk.
And thanks to the Bayh-Dole Act, the government still funds early innovation that gets commercialized in a way no other country can match. Remembers, Japan copies, improves, refines, and stands on the shoulder of innovators to innovate improvements and they do it better than anybody, but original innovations start here.
raptorduck
ParticipantOk, Allan, now I am impressed. Do you recall Arapnet spin off? I used to work at LBL. Lets not forget Bell Labs either or SRI for innovators. PARC was great, they gave us icon based computing, grid architecture, and Smalltalk.
And thanks to the Bayh-Dole Act, the government still funds early innovation that gets commercialized in a way no other country can match. Remembers, Japan copies, improves, refines, and stands on the shoulder of innovators to innovate improvements and they do it better than anybody, but original innovations start here.
raptorduck
ParticipantAllan. You know I don’t remember Linda’s. I came to the Bay Area in the early 80’s from SD after my stint in the Navy. My dad lived here long before I did (divorced). I used to work next to Apple on De Anza Blvd years back. I also worked next to PARC for about 8 years. In that place, only magic happened. Some really smart people worked there.
I often wished my dad kept that piece of land. He lives with me now and his proceeds are long gone.
raptorduck
ParticipantAllan. You know I don’t remember Linda’s. I came to the Bay Area in the early 80’s from SD after my stint in the Navy. My dad lived here long before I did (divorced). I used to work next to Apple on De Anza Blvd years back. I also worked next to PARC for about 8 years. In that place, only magic happened. Some really smart people worked there.
I often wished my dad kept that piece of land. He lives with me now and his proceeds are long gone.
raptorduck
ParticipantAllan. You know I don’t remember Linda’s. I came to the Bay Area in the early 80’s from SD after my stint in the Navy. My dad lived here long before I did (divorced). I used to work next to Apple on De Anza Blvd years back. I also worked next to PARC for about 8 years. In that place, only magic happened. Some really smart people worked there.
I often wished my dad kept that piece of land. He lives with me now and his proceeds are long gone.
raptorduck
ParticipantAllan. You know I don’t remember Linda’s. I came to the Bay Area in the early 80’s from SD after my stint in the Navy. My dad lived here long before I did (divorced). I used to work next to Apple on De Anza Blvd years back. I also worked next to PARC for about 8 years. In that place, only magic happened. Some really smart people worked there.
I often wished my dad kept that piece of land. He lives with me now and his proceeds are long gone.
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