Maggie Shnayerson

Bet they’d suspend you for redistributing it…should we find out?

Dominic, Aug-05 12:12 (EDT):

Hello. Thank you for sharing your concerns about the Missing E browser extension. People are not being suspended for using Missing e.

shnayerson: 2011-05-13 15:23

Honestly, if you’re using Tumblr, you should be using this extension. “Missing e” will make you love Tumblr if you didn’t already and it will bring you back if you’ve kind of just lost that loving feeling. It’s a cross-browser extension, so no excuse, unless you use Internet Explorer, and then you need more help than I’m qualified to provide.

Reblogged 5 months ago from shnayerson

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I definitely read this as “a No Irish New York” (which would be just plain silly) instead of “a noirish New York.”

Levi Aron may well be a deranged, depraved murderer. But Aron's defense attorney, Gerard Marrone—who very publicly quit the case last night after apparently catching a case of conscience—ought to be disbarred for his comments to the press. I'm no lawyer, but hasn't Marrone just royally screwed both his client's case and the state's, all in one fell swoop? Attorney types?

—“Attorneys [sic] of suspect in Leiby Kletzky murder quits” [Via]

This better mean you’re pro-rating my MobileMe subscription, Jobs. For reals.

Posted 7 months ago

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wwdc 2011, mobileme, apple computer,

I want to say for the record that I admire the hell out of my fellow Holderness School alumnus, cyclist Tyler Hamilton, for what he’s doing right now on ‘60 Minutes’ and what he’s been through over the last two decades. Talking publicly—and privately with a grand jury—in alleging that his former teammate and friend, Lance Armstrong, did just as much doping as anybody else in the sport, is hugely complex in its motivation and deeply controversial.

My heart goes out to him.

Posted 8 months ago

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doping, lance armstrong, tyler hamilton,