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  • April 3, 2011

    The future of computing? In MY house? More likely than you think

    Growing up in my house as a tech enthusiast wasn’t easy. I was lucky when we had dial up Internet and I was the only person in the house who really cared much about tech. My dad was very much a jaded Luddite when it came to technology (due in part to seeing how pathetic…

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  • February 27, 2011

    A simple budget fix idea

    Politics wouldn’t be politics if it weren’t for the endless pissing match that is the budget decision making process.  The number of governments in the US whose budget is in the black is in quite a small minority now, and Americans want the budget balanced. The budget balancing process has traditionally been having Congress trim…

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  • February 24, 2011

    Everything Happens For a Reason

    Despite my consistently saying things like “I don’t judge,” I am remarkably judgmental.  In fact, I’m so judgmental that I’m often looking for new ways to streamline my judgment.  I’d like to share a nice litmus test I’ve discovered works really nicely. “Everything happens for a reason!” If ever I hear someone say that, I…

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  • February 21, 2011

    Gay equality in pop culture, or why Kurt and Blaine need to fuck

    We have made gay sex into such a taboo topic that it would surely raise controversy if it were aired.

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  • February 14, 2011

    What’s in store for iOS 5?

    I won’t be bashful here, I have a pretty good track record with my Apple related predictions.  My iPad predictions had accuracy way above 50%, and I’ve done some pretty accurate predictions for iOS 3 and 4.  Continuing on my past successes, I’d like to lay out my predictions for iOS 5. Fix the f&$&$king…

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  • February 1, 2011

    on Apple’s recent rejection of Sony reader app

    Of course, TechCrunch is hot on the heels of the people who are against what Apple has done in rejecting Sony’s eBook reader app.  I thought I was a bit of an Apple apologist, but these guys really take the cake. It is certainly the case that the policy is consistent with what it was…

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  • February 1, 2011

    Is Apple starting to get a little abusive with App Store policies?

    TechCrunch has reported that Apple has rejected an app for reading Sony’s eBooks because the app isn’t using Apple’s own in-app purchasing system to sell users the books. Previously, Apple’s stance has been that you can’t implement in-app purchases yourself in your own apps because that would be circumventing Apple’s entitlement to a 30% cut,…

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  • January 31, 2011

    Blast from the past: my pro-Mac flamebait

    This old gem is from back in the days when I was passionate enough about stuff to care enough to write blog posts explaining why OS X is the best OS. I’ve grown up a bit and am now lazy enough that if someone truly believes that their non-OS X operating system is better, then…

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  • January 29, 2011

    Blast from the past: My iPad review from last April

    I’m periodically filling my blog up with old posts from the days when I was doing Facebook notes. Since the iPad was introduced a year ago this week, I thought I’d take a stroll back to the nostalgic time when I reviewed my iPad. iPad: the new face of computing April 6, 2010 at 9:35…

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  • January 26, 2011

    Verizon iPhone data – yay!

    When Verizon announced the Verizon iPhone, they said that data plan pricing would be announced at a later time.  When that was said, I was expecting the worst, figuring that they were going to put the axe on unlimited 3G data plans and didn’t want to leave a bad taste in would-be customers’ mouths on…

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