I’m more of a fan of Google Chrome than anything else, having found that Firefox seems slow and bloated by comparison. But I might just need to keep that Firefox install running on the Macbook for one reason: Firesheep, via Eric Butler – my new Internets hero: This is a widely known problem that has [...]
It’s no joke: we love (love!) our pup Thatcher. So much that one or two days a week we’ll drop her off at doggie day care to enjoy the pack for the day. To that end, we’re big supporters of a local business here in Erie called Bowhaus, which also provides live indoor and outdoor [...]
I’ve recently become re-hooked on MS Flight Simulator 2004 (since FSX kinda sucks in comparison, IMHO). Ask my wife where I disappear to every now and then and she’ll tell you: “He’s flying from Baltimore to Miami or something.” Well, that or a heavy thunderstorm ILS approach to Sea-Tac in a 737-400. Anyhow, a little [...]
Yep – I upgraded to an iPhone 4. No – I haven’t seen any noticeable signal drop when/if I deathgrip the thing. Then again, AT&T’s coverage has always sucked pretty much anywhere so I haven’t been paying too much attention. But I did just download the iPhone 4 Case Program App, tracked down what looks [...]
EDIT: for an update on how I feel about Mint.com these days, please see this post. Web service fave of mine Mint.com just released a pretty nifty update this morning in the form of Goals – although there is a curious lack of that news on the update blog at mint.com. As I’ve mentioned before, I’m [...]
Yeah, so the new iOS 4 brought my iPhone 3G to a crawl. Turns out, more than a few other people out there have been having the same problems. The unified Inbox and folders for my apps are really not worth the extreme slowness that I’ve been seeing, so it was on to try and [...]
I originally put up a post about two pieces of software that just plain make life easier when you’re sitting in front of a computer all day, but the list ended up growing. While I love both Google Chrome and WikidPad, the original topics of this post, I found that I wanted to list a [...]
Gizmodo’s got some awesome home-brewed desktop’s leaning towards the “spring” persuasion. I really like the full-size version of the picture above, somewhat because it was shot on an iPhone but also ’cause it reminds of NYC. The rest of the user-submitted photos can be found over at Gizmodo.
This is huge for anyone who owns an Apple product and has ever dealt with having to fix, say, a keyboard that your cat puked on (ask me how I know this…): iFixit has released it’s fixit guides for iPhones, iPods, Macbooks, and Mac desktops under a Creative Commons license. For the average person, this [...]
As found by Geekologie and originally seen on Bent Objects.