Since all the Verizon folks are finally getting Treo 650s, I’ve been getting a lot of questions about must have accessories and apps for your Treo. Here’s what I think you should go run out and buy (or download) as soon as you get yours, in descending order of importance: Silicone Case – $20 This …
Finally my Verizon friends can get in on the Treo 650 fun. Don’t think, just buy it.
The Yahoo! Music Engine was launched tonight. It’s a pretty cool little app and it’s dirt cheap for a subscription to all the music you could possibly listen to and more. As I write this, I’m listening to the new Ben Folds album that I didn’t know existed until I used YME. Back when I …
I’ve been feeling some gadget lust for a new gaming system recently. My last game system was a Nintendo 64. I’ve completed most of the games I have for it and it probably hasn’t been played in at least a year. Before that was a PlayStation, an NES, Coleco ADAM, Atari 2600, and some kind …
Last week we noticed that Pixel’s foot problems were back. He gets this pussy infection around his front 8 toes and all this green and black waxy stuff accumulates there. It’s really gross. Worse, he had an ingrown toenail that looked like it really hurt. One of the pads under his toes was punctured by …
We launched our redesign of Yahoo! News tonight. http://news.yahoo.com/ I realized tonight that I do a major launch of a site about every 3 years. LAUNCHcast first came out in late 1999, with a redesign launch in late 2001, and now this. I’m pretty tired now. Someone wake me up in 3 years.
Programmers are lazy or maybe they just can’t count. More and more I see sites out there with dumb things like “1 page(s)” or worse just “1 pages”. I could find lots of Yahoo pages with this kind of stuff, but that’s beside the point – I’m providing help for lazy programmers who can’t count. …
This is the last of seven parts of the story of how I killed my answering machine. How complicated can it be to replace a simple little device with something a little more geeky? About 17 months, $500 and countless hours – that’s how complicated. Part VII: The Damage With everything finally working, it was …
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This is the sixth of seven parts of the story of how I killed my answering machine. How complicated can it be to replace a simple little device with something a little more geeky? About 17 months, $500 and countless hours – that’s how complicated. Part VI: Ethernot My TurboNet card still wasn’t working. I …
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This is the fifth of seven parts of the story of how I killed my answering machine. How complicated can it be to replace a simple little device with something a little more geeky? About 17 months, $500 and countless hours – that’s how complicated. Part V: My TiVo Gets Nervous With my TiVo networking …
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