Apple
July 26th, 2007
Whoo hoo! I have in my grubby, nail-bitten hands an iPhone of my very own. Actually, since The New AT&T (which seems very much like The Old AT&T) hasn't managed to activate it yet, what I actually have is a brick.—Continue reading....
My Life
July 21st, 2007
I don't like going to concerts. They're crowded, you usually can't see the stage well, and the music is either too loud or the performers are screaming and out of breath. Not the best experience. I haven't been to a live show in some ten years.—Continue reading....
My Life
July 19th, 2007
Thanks to CowPuppy K, I learned today that the Nike+ website lets you share graphs of your runs (or, in my case, my walks...). Great for bragging rights if you're in a challenge, like I am with Y. Here's the graph of my last five "runs" (alas, you will need Flash, so if you're reading this on your iPhone, my heart bleeds):—Continue reading....
Tech Life
July 15th, 2007
I'm a huge fan of Netflix: it's great for catching old and new movies I've missed or love, and for catching up on entire seasons of TV shows (it's how I became addicted to Battlestar Galactica, for example). —Continue reading....
My Life
July 13th, 2007
I realized a couple days ago that I buy a lot of stuff from Amazon and iTunes. Here's a peek inside what has captured my interest (and credit card number) recently.—Continue reading....
My Life
July 3rd, 2007
I read The 4-Hour Workweek
a month or so ago (and plan to read it again so I can properly comment on it), but one thing mentioned within is enjoying the fruits of one's labor today, not 30 years from today. The author, Tim Ferriss, suggests that instead of thinking of the luxury car of your dreams costing, say, $120,000, you think of it as costing $1,000 a month.—Continue reading....