Apple
April 29th, 2007
Recently I moved Jasonian.org from the Mac behind my DSL line to a "real" webserver at Dreamhost. For some reason I don't remember, this required me to make a change in Ecto, the tool I use to write and publish to Jasonian.org, and in doing so, I lost all the drafts of articles or ideas I'd written but not published.—Continue reading....
Apple
April 27th, 2007
MacLockPick is a $500 USB flash drive from SubRosaSoft. It claims to be—Continue reading....
Apple
April 25th, 2007
Curious of AAPL's progress over the years, I did a quick review of Apple's last five 2nd quarter financials:—Continue reading....
Apple
April 25th, 2007
Every recent AAPL quarter has blown me away. This quarter, Apple sold 1.5 million Macs and 10.5 million iPods, and made $5.26 billion, with a profit of $770 million ($0.87 a share). That's three months of sales. Last year at this time, Apple had sold 1.1 million Macs and 8.5 million iPods, and made $4.36 billion and a profit of $410 million ($0.34 a share).—Continue reading....
My Life
April 22nd, 2007
Dear Website Owner:—Continue reading....
My Life
April 20th, 2007
E*Trade is starting to work my last nerve. Yesterday I got an email from them:—Continue reading....
My Life
April 8th, 2007
I love hot dogs. Meat, bun, mustard. What's not to love? And growing up in New York, it was easy to indulge: there's a hot dog stand on every street corner in Manhattan. These "dirty water dogs", as New Yorkers are wont to call 'em, aren't great food, but they're most certainly good. And they're convenient: they're nearly perfect walk-and-eat food. When you're done, you have a tiny wrapper to toss. You'd be hard-pressed to find a New Yorker who hasn't eaten a ton of these.—Continue reading....
My Life
April 8th, 2007
For some unfathomable reason, Y won't let me buy this fantastic hot dog maker (and bun warmer). I don't understand the problem. It will cook 48 hot dogs at once, and warm 36 buns at the same time. It can broil up to 150 hot dogs an hour. And it's a mere $759.—Continue reading....
Apple
April 5th, 2007
The fine folks at Kaspersky Lab have claimed they have created a "proof of concept" virus for the iPod. Here's how you might get this virus:—Continue reading....