This is going to be a little nerdy, so if you bail, that’s fine.
I’m really, really getting sick of Android as a prevalent mobile OS.
Three points about the Occupy movement: Why I really, really, really get pissed off at people who obviously don’t know what the hell they’re talking about try and turn those people’s effort into the butt of an unfunny joke.
After rereading a certain person I am acquainted with’s blog again…I realized something even more fundamental: That guy is apparently turned on and motivated by the process of organization. The simplicity of a message, or the concept. He likes a concept, a movement, to be neatly wrapped, tightly packaged, and his real interest is in [...]
This post is going to get used to reply to anyone I feel doesn’t understand what Occupy Wall Street and its movement is about. First things first, the media has decided for everyone that this is a left wing/liberal/progressive movement. Which is completely wrong. They have made this assumption because they feel it is easier [...]
And to get it out of the way, when I say “webOS”, people, I’m talking about the Palm Pre. The Veer, TouchPad, Pixi, Pre2, and Pre3. Okay?
AT&T and Verizon both came out a long time ago against the notion of Network Neutrality. They really, really want to pipe bandwidth to “special customers” who can pay for it, and limit bandwidth to those customers who can’t…primarily because it’s a revenue stream. It doesn’t matter that AT&T and Verizon are both crazy profitable [...]
For about 8 years, I defined myself as a mobile developer. What this essentially meant was that I would take a job with a company to help them create a mobile application that would integrate with a big chunk of their infrastructure, or their enterprise applications…something like that.
My car stereo will play MP3′s off a CD, but it plays them alphabetically. Which means that the only way I can get them to play in the order I want is to prefix them with a value I want. This program does that. Here it is. Download it. Download it right from here!
Let’s face it: nerd toy ownership pride is a big deal. Everyone feels like they’ve got to plop down 500 bucks every 6 months, instead of waiting the normal 2 years or so, to get the latest and greatest version of their smartphone…even if the latest and greatest isn’t really THAT much better than the last one.
For about the last 4 years, I’ve been hearing more and more people say they’re trying to “wean” themselves off Google. It makes you wonder how a company whose logo had been “Do no evil” would make so many people want to wean themselves off it.