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i remember sending out the "i kiss you" XOOM page to my entire AOL address book. that's how things went "viral" back then.
reminds me of Google Desktop for PC
what would you do if you won $60k while still in high school?
Posted by
accarrino on Thursday October 11, 2012 @11:49AM
from the methodshop.com dept.
http://www.methodshop.com/2012/10/fourstalgia.shtml
great new add-on from one of the engineers at Foursquare that connects your foursquare check-ins with SepiaTown data
Posted by
accarrino on Wednesday October 10, 2012 @12:25PM
from the ubergizmo.com dept.
Posted by
accarrino on Wednesday October 10, 2012 @11:44AM
from the methodshop.com dept.
hard to believe that my iPad 1 is basically obsolete in Apple's eyes at this point. In the future, let’s hope Tim Cook adds "2-year+ lifetime" to their long term product strategy.
Posted by
accarrino on Tuesday October 02, 2012 @09:49AM
from the methodshop.com dept.
http://www.methodshop.com/2012/10/ios6-ipad-paperweight.shtml
So why did Apple quietly abandon the iPad 1 with iOS 6? lack of RAM. the iPad 1 only has 256 MB of RAM. Back in 2010, that was enough to handle iOS 4 and the current crop of available apps in the App Store. But as the apps and OS got more complicated, and started running in the background, I’ve seen major performance issues on the iPad 1.
Posted by
accarrino on Tuesday September 18, 2012 @04:17PM
from the online.wsj.com dept.
typical monthly data use is "overcounted by 5 to 7 percent"?! im scared to even think how much money AT&T has stolen from me over the years.
I'm pretty sure that military pilots have to go unpressurized to 25,000 feet in order to be qualified. however they don't have to stay there for very long. and certainly not as long as the duration of a commercial flight.
i thought Craigslist would hold out longer than Reddit... guess not.
because Apple needs the money...
Posted by
accarrino on Friday September 14, 2012 @10:50AM
from the blogs.lawyers.com dept.
Posted by
accarrino on Thursday September 13, 2012 @06:05PM
from the methodshop.com dept.
http://www.methodshop.com/2012/09/apple-store-burglary-video.shtml
Surveillance video of an Apple Store “smash and grab” burglary. The thieves drove what must have been a stolen BMW through the front window of the Temecula, California Apple Store and then grabbed as many of the display items as possible.
i wonder if the FBI got the UDID list from Apple, or if the FBI has a stealth app in the App Store and people gave up their info voluntarily when they installed it...
interesting.... since when did Cambodia start caring about intellectual property issues
in addition to perfecting their shake to get every drop of water all over my bathroom floor/walls, my dogs (@TurdsAndTreats) also have a dive bomb maneuver where they drop and roll on any carpet or piles of clothes.
Posted by
accarrino on Monday September 03, 2012 @08:09AM
from the methodshop.com dept.
http://www.methodshop.com/2007/07/cheapest-linux-box-ever.shtml
Linux users are so creative… and cheap. Sometimes their love for free open source software takes hold in other ways. For example, check out this picture of a custom Linux box.
new york beats silicon valley for one simple reason: If you're a programmer who just graduated college, would you rather live in suburban California and work at a sterile "office park" or would you rather live/work in Manhattan?
this is a bunch of BS. the founder of TPB were well within Swedish law and did nothing illegal. No copy-written content is hosted on TPB, just torrents.
the line between what Oracle considers open and closed get fuzzier all the time. makes being a developer a pain in the ass.
@anonova that's what i was thinking!!! i skimmed the code but couldnt tell if they included the infamous "kill screen" bug. i was never good enough to ever reach that level in the original arcade version, but my best friend's older brother was: Pac-Man’s Kill Screen – Level 256 [video]
http://www.methodshop.com/2012/08/pacman-kill-screen.shtml
i really hope this happens within my lifetime.
Posted by
accarrino on Sunday September 02, 2012 @08:58AM
from the methodshop.com dept.
http://www.methodshop.com/2011/05/linux-1991.shtml
Linux was created as a hobby by a Finnish computer science student named Linus Benedict Torvalds. But did you ever wonder how Linux was “announced”? Linus first told the world about his “hobby OS” on a Usenet posting on Aug 26 1991 at 2:12 am...