Jeffrey Tarnoff @tarnoff

Boston, MA Joined January 2009

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Jeffrey Tarnoff @tarnoff

3 weeks ago

@TommiPedruzzi interest

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2 months ago

@itsolelehmann Cowork

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4 months ago

@dashboardlim Openclaw

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@dieworkwear What do you suggest for people with very flat feet who need to use orthotics or at least shoes that have decent arch support? I find most dress shoes cannot accommodate them and the footbeds tend to be nearly flat.

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a year ago

@JuanitaPurdie @lesleyabravanel @tomgambell As an American living in Berlin, I can assure you that’s not the case. Nor does the article say that…

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2 years ago

@michael_timbs @dieworkwear PS - I’m taller than 5’ 9”, and also tend to agree most mass-market Ts are often too short.

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2 years ago

@michael_timbs @dieworkwear Of course it can be a friendly rib to someone you know well. But, much like calling someone you don’t know personally a “geek” or “nerd” is derisive, so is calling an entire cohort of men you don’t know “manlets.” 😉

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Jeffrey Tarnoff @tarnoff

2 years ago

@michael_timbs @dieworkwear So under 6 feet is a “Manlet”? Just FYI, in the US for men’s height: Average = 5’ 9.3” Median = 5’ 9” Mode = 5’ 10” I’ll avoid calling you “innumerate,” since both it and “Manlet” are quite derisive.

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Jeffrey Tarnoff @tarnoff

3 years ago

@paul_winginit At that price, I’m quite certain DL is losing money flying him. Back in the early-mid 90s, I believe their average cost was about 11 cents an available seat mile, and I’m quite sure it’s more now. These low cost segments are subsidized by other paying passengers paying far more.

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3 years ago

@arcanecode @zsk @Apple Completely agree with this. I travel frequently and hate working on a laptop screen. If this can truly emulate a larger screen, it’s worth the cost to me!

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Jeffrey Tarnoff @tarnoff

4 years ago

@OtherSide61 @farzyness @elonmusk @MartinViecha @Sen_JoeManchin @POTUS Have to disagree. I’ve owned 3 Teslas (Model S and two Model Ys) and now drive a BMW X45e. Nearly all of my driving is pure electric with the BMW, with the added benefit of using gas if necessary because I’m unable to charge on a long trip or more likely in a remote area.

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Jeffrey Tarnoff @tarnoff

4 years ago

@QuestFanning @JoJoFromJerz Right, I understand that. But you're assuming folding in half. Imagine a sheet of paper that you fold into 3 equal panels. That's trifold, meaning 3 panels. In the same sense, 3-fold, 10-fold, & 100-fold mean 3x, 10x, 100x, the number/amount.

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Jeffrey Tarnoff @tarnoff

4 years ago

@QuestFanning @JoJoFromJerz Except that's not correct. Threefold or tri-fold, means 3 parts/2 physical folds, as in the case of a tri-fold printed brochure. Thus, threefold means 3x.

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Jeffrey Tarnoff @tarnoff

4 years ago

@JoJoFromJerz While I absolutely agree most people misuse it, "supposebly" is indeed a real word and has a completely different meaning than "supposedly." Supposebly means conceivably and supposedly means accepted to be true.

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Jeffrey Tarnoff @tarnoff

6 years ago

@AndyTarnoff @SteveKornacki I’d guess one IFB receiver and two mic transmitters.

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Jeffrey Tarnoff @tarnoff

6 years ago

@xJonNYC So bizarre. My upper back - especially left shoulder area has been bothering me this week (muscles - not joint), and yesterday tested positive for COVID with no other symptoms.