Monday, January 12, 2009
Not a lot to post here today since I’m working on a big project to post in the next few days. But, if while you’re waiting you’d like to make your ears bleed, you should check out this awesome mashup of David Lee Roth and the new Microsoft Songsmith!–Everyone’s got a song inside! Really, Microsoft? Just stop it.
I don’t think this little ditty has top=notch meme high-fidelity, but I would put even money on it showing up on ytmnd in a few weeks.
[via Daring Fireball]
Saturday, January 13, 2007
That’s to say that there are an awful lot of opinions out in the blogosphere about the new Apple iPhone, and that I intend to be one of them. However, in the interest of trying not to be a total clone, I will restrict my opinion to just one facet of the iPhone, and that is the hubbub about 3rd party applications. There are quite a few people who seemed to be worried about whether the iPhone will support 3rd party software. I’ve read several opinions that the iPhone really doesn’t even constitute a smart phone without “real” office applications. There are also some people who think that the lack of a keyboard will be a problem. These people have really missed the boat, in my opinion, because what the iPhone does more than any other “smart” phone can is make the network the computer.
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Thursday, April 27, 2006
I suppose that it’s because I have finals that I can’t stop finding excuses to blog, but a whole slew of thoughts just occurred to me while discussing the above quote with my Dad. I can’t help but jot them down. I picked up on that meme from an old roommate of mine, Aristide Sechandice. It was a long time ago, but I think he told me that it was Francois Rabelais who said it. The main point that set off a lot of other ideas during the conversation with my Dad was the history of property up to the current debate on intellectual property and why that phrase is an oxymoron.
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Tuesday, October 11, 2005
I’m not sure why Ajax developers have become so ecstatic about DHTML development when they still face the problem of IE at Microsoft. Microsoft just has such a terrible reputation for ruining the party. The more complex Ajax apps become the easier it will be for Microsoft to break them. This is why I personally prefer Flash/XML app development. It’s not going to break (at least not due to Microsoft’s efforts).
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Sunday, May 1, 2005
I love adbusters for what they do. I rarely agree with their logic. Here’s another case. The Blackspot program is an attempt to compete against corporations with… drumroll please… a different logo. In fact it’s more than just a different logo, it’s a completely unattractive albeit “rebelious” logo. As usual, adbusters sort has the right idea but this isn’t the way to go about it.
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