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  • December 13, 2010

    The scandals of Wikileaks

    It seems the US government is doomed to never learn from history.  Though I’m a little late to the party and the controversy du jour is probably soon to be replaced with another (remember how everyone was complaining about the TSA just a few weeks ago?) I have been pondering about this issue and I…

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  • December 12, 2010

    Mmm, California. Beautiful!

    It’s a little bit mind blowing to me that two weeks ago was Thanksgiving day (edit: I started writing the post two days ago.).  I had to look at my calendar widget in disbelief to make sure I hadn’t missed a week in there, but no, it really has only been two weeks.  Since then…

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  • November 25, 2010

    Leaving On a Jet-ta

    Hello friends, If you closely stalk me on Facebook you are probably already aware that I am leaving the Midwest to go to California, where new opportunities await. If I didn’t get a chance to see you before leaving, I’m sorry; I really only ha a tiny bit of time to make this move. I…

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  • November 22, 2010

    Transphobia in the LGB community

    As the trans day of remembrance passed by (not sure whether it was Friday or yesterday, but it did pass by), I’ve seen a few videos circulating through the interwebs on the topic of transphobia.  I really feel for my trans friends because they are very much the bastard children of the queer community, being…

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  • October 25, 2010

    The Mac App Store – not a freedom apocalypse!

    When Apple announced that they were developing an App Store for desktop OS X (which I guess I can start calling OS X again now that iOS has a name now) reactions were pretty mixed, and there was a lot of concern.  Personally, I think this is going to really be a boon to OS…

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  • September 18, 2010

    On Republicans’ endless moaning about taxes

    Though I could probably go on at length about the moral bankruptcy of a political party who writes a blank check for war but decides it’s time to be more fiscally conservative when a healthcare bill comes onto the table (or a bill for any kind of government spending that doesn’t kill people), I instead…

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    politics
  • September 18, 2010

    Apple TV apps – be patient, y’all!

    Before the latest iteration of Apple TV was announced, the rumor mill was buzzing with an iOS based Apple TV.  There was probably a bit of disappointment when el Jobso announced the newest Apple TV without “iOS” being uttered.  People’s dreams of an Apple TV app ecosystem were shattered. But according to this article, Apple…

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  • September 18, 2010

    @ZJEmptv, it’s time to pick better battles to fight.

    Maybe it’s a part of growing up, but I just no longer have the interest in arguing about certain things I used to love debating/arguing about at length (i.e. OS X’s superiority to other operating systems).  It is with a little bit of this wisdom that I see a little bit of myself in ZJEmptv…

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    atheism
  • August 11, 2010

    The Cognitive Dissonance of Being an Apple Fan

    Back in the 90s, fanatic Mac users were regarded as a very small group of benign followers of an underdog company.  Though Steve Jobs had long been ousted and was pursuing other projects for much of the decade, the sense of culture he instilled into Apple had long set in with Apple’s customers.  And it…

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  • July 29, 2010

    seriously, iTunes?

    I’ve used every version of iTunes since 1.0 (even that short-lived version 5), and traditionally, it’s been one of Apple’s real software assets.  Nice, simple management of your music library.  When iPod came along, things got even better because things synced up so beautifully and simply.  But the software just hasn’t managed to stay this…

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