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my new video card came with a bumper sticker... O_o
@AdamLeahey probably drink it and quickly regret it
Dear Internet: What's the absolute cheapest, worst bourbon available? Don't worry, it's for science.
@ConstantineXVI: I'd say Wamu if it existed anymore. It was great when I had them in Cali, free checks and a good web site
@ConstantineXVI: oh, herf derf, just got the "getting shot at" remark :P
@ConstantineXVI: never heard of it... don't know too many people in the military though
@androidcentral: also, the Epic is $199 on Amazon with no rebates, but it's still showing as a "pre-order"
@ConstantineXVI: not sure about the first requirement, but I've yet to be shot at Chase
@ConstantineXVI and if I'm going to start a new series, I'd like to have it all on my Kindle...
@ConstantineXVI that's about how old my copy is. friend loaned it to me in high school... no idea where it's gotten off to
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Category Archives: Apple
Building a Hackintoshed Netbook
Last weekend, my Thinkpad was having some trouble. Its battery was shot, the DVD drive was beginning to sound like a jet engine, and my hard drive was getting Disk I/O errors. In the weeks before that, I had started … Continue reading
That's an expensive Kitty
Earlier today, I was talking with a friend about the differences between the Nvidia Geforce and Quadro lines of video cards. In reality, there’s very little difference, aside from the drivers. For example, my Quadro 570M is almost hardware-identical to … Continue reading
More Frustrations
Trying again to deal with XPe only lead to more frustrations today. I managed to get the virtual disk marked as bootable, and the virtual machine did start up, but then I was faced with another problem. As is, the … Continue reading
DO WANT
When the iPhone first came out, I had absolutely no interest in it. It was expensive, locked in to a single network, and worst of all, did not allow for the development of third party apps. Today, however, I’m having … Continue reading
The Fall of Apple
First off, to clarify: I don’t think Apple is going downhill as a company. In fact, there’s plenty of evidence to the contrary. However, they’ve certainly fallen from their place as a “Do No Evil” company. I was all in … Continue reading
The iPod that wouldn't die
It seems again that I’ve declared my iPod dead prematurely. It just decided to boot up again for the first time since my last post. As you can imagine, I’m very happy to have my little music player back, as … Continue reading
RIP iPod: 2005-2007
Well, my iPod has kicked the bucket, and this time, I think it’s beyond my repair. I had loaded Rockbox on it, and it wasn’t charging. After it ran all the way down and powered off, it still wouldn’t charge, … Continue reading
iPod Near-Disaster
Today, for the second time since I’ve had it, my iPod died. Trying to boot it first yielded a “sad face” iPod icon, and then didn’t do anything at all. It also wouldn’t mount on a computer, not even under … Continue reading
Bypass the iTunes “5 connections per day†limit: Share your music with Firefly
On college campuses, sharing music using iTunes is becoming extremely popular. Ever since the 4.0 release of their iTunes music player, Apple has allowed its users to share music over a local network so that other users could listen to, … Continue reading
Been a while…
It’s been a while since my last post, so while I’ve got some time to burn at 3am, I thought I’d type up a few of my reactions to some of the technology news as of late. The AMD/ATI merger … Continue reading