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Jul 6
“But let’s be clear: KIN, in spite of a little branding to the contrary, is not a Windows phone. The operating system driving it is totally irrelevant. KIN isn’t a development platform that third parties can write applications for—it’s a gadget, not a computer. Whether it be Java or .NET or flippin’ COBOL under the covers makes not a jot of difference. Delaying a product’s entry into a fast-moving, cut-throat market to make a platform change with zero user-visible impact is asinine.” Peter Bright, Post mortem: KIN’s tragic demise (and the fading of Danger)

Jun 30
“…and all these woes shall serve for sweet discourses in our time to come.” Romeo, the Shakespeare character, not Master P’s kid.

Jun 29

Jun 17

Jun 1
Colorado Mountains in the Morning:
Before our trip out to Crested Butte, I saw a link on Daring Fireball to an iPhone camera app called Plastic Bullet (iTunes).  This was the first of the varied iPhone camera apps I’ve messed around with.   I took this shot while I was on an early morning run.  I thought the effect in this photo turned out pretty cool.

Colorado Mountains in the Morning:

Before our trip out to Crested Butte, I saw a link on Daring Fireball to an iPhone camera app called Plastic Bullet (iTunes). This was the first of the varied iPhone camera apps I’ve messed around with.

I took this shot while I was on an early morning run. I thought the effect in this photo turned out pretty cool.


May 27

May 26

The special moves for getting over large obstacles is pretty cool.  It is less creepy looking when compared to the Big Dog robot that made the rounds last year.

(via Gruber)


May 19

I wish that Google Reader had a way to make a note on an item without causing the item (and your note) to be shared. 

For example, I wanted to make a note on a post by Seth Godin and how it related to a previous post, but I don’t have the time to think out the realtionship fully.  It would be cool if I could have jotted a few notes “in the margin” and come back to it later.


May 11

The Clientele covering M.I.A’s Paper Planes as part of the AVClub Undercover series.