lem

The only prob­lem is when evey­one is a designer, no one is a designer.

We’re All Designers Now « Snarkmarket 2006

Kevin, that whole who-watches-the-watchmen prob­lem is one main rea­son I see this work­ing within a mem­ber­ship sys­tem.

ErrorPedia « Snarkmarket 2005

The prob­lem is the NYT is stuck sell­ing that stu­pid paper.

blogs.nytimes.com « Snarkmarket 2005

The prob­lem is – how much are the paper ads still worth to the com­pany?

blogs.nytimes.com « Snarkmarket 2005

In sit­u­a­tions like this, our prob­lem is that our best “major ally” is Microsoft.

Gates & the Gays « Snarkmarket 2005

The crux of the prob­lem is that while the use of the weapon might be militarily justifiable during the day of the battle, or even the two weeks of the battle, or maybe even the two months of the battle, once peace is declared the landmine does not recognize that peace.

Jody Williams - Nobel Lecture 1998

The prob­lem is that the per­son­al­iza­tion of that cul­ture indus­try isn’t nec­es­sar­ily bet­ter — in fact, you could argue that it really con­sti­tutes a tight­en­ing of con­trol­ling forces, and a greater encroach­ment on what­ever space of free­dom we have left.

The Long Tail Book « Snarkmarket 2006

I guess my prob­lem is I haven’t had much expe­ri­ence with what you’re talk­ing about on the East Coast.

Drove to Chicago / All Things Know, All Things Know « Snarkmarket 2006

It’s very obvi­ous that the prob­lem is one of dif­fer­ing palates, not nec­es­sar­ily objec­tively bad food.

Turkish De-lame « Snarkmarket 2005

Wikipedia’s prob­lem is not that it has become more (or more obvi­ously) flawed as it’s grown, as Hey­man says.

‘Pedia Still Astonishingly Awesome « Snarkmarket 2005