Welcome back to my sometimes weekly post RE: 7 things I’m pondering, I’ve read, or that I just want to write about. It’s basically a place for me to write more sh** for you to read. Yesterday was a huge day for the iDouche. At Apple’s WWDC 2011 keynote Steve Jobs & Co. announced, among
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I’ve been looking for a task manager for quite some time. At work I use Basecamp, a project management tool that uses milestones and to-do lists to keep things organized. It’s a great program, but it’s overkill and way too expensive for what I’m looking to achieve. Instead, I use Google Calendar for my events (milestones) and
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UPDATE: As of 8/2011 Pixelpipe has removed apps from all app stores. Their Twitter account says they’re got something big planned, but it doesn’t look like mobile apps made the cut. The new iPhone 4 comes with a 5-megapixel still camera and HD (720P/30FPS) video recording capabilities. While this is a vast improvement over the
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Four years ago ESPN’s coverage sucked hard, and I had to resort to Univision for the majority of the games. This wasn’t necessarily a bad thing because the GOLLLLLLL guy is on the channel. This year, however, I can follow the play-by-play as well as listen and watch all the games from the comfort of
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Microsoft Live Hotmail is the leading e-mail service with over 260 million users. Apple’s iPhone is the number one smartphone worldwide with over 42 million iPhone sales. It would make sense that the two would be perfectly compatible. When the iPhone was released in 2007, Hotmail users could not configure the mail app to receive
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In the early days, I had a Netscape account. Then AOL took ‘em over and suddenly I had an AIM account. Tired of their clunky interface I switched to Hotmail and promptly signed up for Yahoo! mail because Hotmail was a euphemism for spam collector. Well, Yahoo! didn’t impress me and I returned to AIM.
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When Big Brother hit the airwaves back in 2000, millions of people leaped at the chance to intrude on the personal lives of 10 douchebags house guests. The show’s success, and the success of all “reality” TV shows, is based on the continued popularity and support of voyeurism. With 100% accuracy, I can say that
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