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  • May 28, 2011

    Apple and @CrucialMemory – a tale of two customer service experiences

    DISCLAIMER: this is a customer service rant. I usually get annoyed at reading other people’s because I didn’t go through the stresses that they went through, so I thought I owed you, the reader, this warning up front. The reality of tech today is that hardware is failure prone. If your brand loyalty is dependent…

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  • May 22, 2011

    The State of Mac Malware

    There has recently been a shitstorm between Gruber and a bunch of other bloggers about the fact that there now exists a pretty widespread piece of Mac malware that’s making its rounds on the Web (it’s called Mac Defender or something similar). Given past comments I’ve made about how OS X is never going to…

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  • May 9, 2011

    Things I respect about MSFT

    Spending a year and a half working at a large corporation and making friends with some MSFT people in LA has earned me some respect for the old Borg since my idealistic college years.  In light of making a Microsoft evangelist sad that I was unhappy that they’re buying Skype (which I’ll discuss in another…

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  • May 3, 2011

    On gas prices

    It’s the time of year when gas prices are making headlines again. Now they are starting to reach new record highs in America, and these prices are even starting to come close to what Europeans have been paying for gas for years. Those who want to blame Obama for all of America’s problems will be…

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  • May 2, 2011

    On the cheering of Osama Bin Laden’s death (or why @digeratii is wrong)

    I decided this needed a post because keeping my viewpoint condensed to tweet form resulted in me implicitly calling @digeratii a piece of shit.   It all started with this:   Apparently, Digeratii, though seemingly against murder, is upset that people are raining on his parade by reminding him that it’s overall in bad taste…

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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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