What if Microsoft re-designed Apple’s iPod packaging?
So true, and so good. [["via":http://www.wishingline.com/notebook/archives/2006_02.php#000928]]
Archive for February, 2006
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A great slim blogging app that leverages some excellent open source goodies, such as Scriptaculous, Behaviour, and FamFamFam icons. He’s on to something here!
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Karl Pilkington, the breakout star of “The Ricky Gervais Show,” has become the object of a global Internet cult and the unlikely harbinger of a technological revolution.
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Can’t wait to see what people can do
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Google Page Creator is a free online tool thatmakes it easy for anyone
to create and publish web pages. Designers everywhere are getting fired. -
So, what’ll it be? The touchscreen video iPod? Intel-powered iBooks?
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This won’t win them any new fans, but I love it.
What can I say? Last month, I had to get a new short block put into my 9-3, which is basically most of the engine. $6200 worth of parts and labor, gleefully covered under my extended warranty.
But, this Tuesday, I decided to venture out of the office for lunch, (this is suburbia, impossible to get anywhere by foot)… and on the way back, my car just quit on me in the middle of an on-ramp. So, there I am, blocking traffic, waving cars along, and attempting to push the car out of the way, simultaneously steering the wheel.
I hate cars.
The dealer had to replace something called a “direct ignition cassette module”, also covered under the warranty. But, I also had to buy a new battery, because the stupid tow truck left the keys in the ignition and killed it. I still can’t quite figure out if the battery is related to the other replaced part, but I guess I should once again be thankful that the car is “certified”.
It seems that I’m not the only Saab owner with this problem.
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It sounds like the one-year experiment is over - he managed to raise $39,900 from micropatrons.
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Great little online app that will take an exported CSV address book, and find your friends’ accounts on Flickr
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For those of you without a RSS reader/service
[!< http://static.flickr.com/29/102889825_62d05fbdd6_s.jpg!] After knocking over a cup of wine onto my Siemens s66, I knew the LCD screen would never be the same. So, after scouring eBay and Craigslist, I decided to get the RAZR v3 Black.
Everyone kept telling me that the Motorola UI is horrible, but I find it simple and intuitive compared to the mess that is Siemens.
The camera size (VGA) seems like a step down from the Siemen’s 1.3 MP, but I think the quality will be better. The lens is easier to clean, and the RAZR seems to adjust to changes in light better. But, I can’t figure out why there is no one-touch access to the Camera.
And, though the phone can’t sync to my Powerbook wirelessly with Bluetooth & iSync, the phone has a mini-USB port. (Cingular doesn’t give you the cable, but luckily my Canon Elph did!) I was able to transfer home-made ringtones and wallpaper via Bluetooth, though.
Lastly, you can’t beat the look and feel of the RAZR. Aluminium just feels smooth and cool in your hand, but I decided to get the black model because it seemed a bit less showy.
So far, so good!
