From the monthly archives:

February 2010

Why aren't there USB slots on Cameras?

February 25, 2010

So, I’m a wannabe photographer. I’ve shot a couple of weddings, done some portraits, nature, candids, etc. I’ve shot with a couple dozen different digital cameras, and all of them have either been CF, or SD. In both cases, I’ve also used an adapter to knock the size of my medium down to MicroSD because [...]

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Dear Apple, your headphones still suck.

February 25, 2010

I’ve been drinking the Apple kool-aid for the last 6 months or so. Switched completely over to Mac a few months ago. My PC’s are just sitting around my office collecting dust waiting for me to take their drives out and reintegrate the data that I haven’t needed on a daily basis. I might have [...]

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Big Brother Comes Home

February 18, 2010

An interesting article on BoingBoing yesterday titled “School used student laptop webcams to spy on them at school and home”. What appears to have happened is this; Laptops were given to students of the Lower Merion School District in Pennsylvania. Those laptops had webcams in the bezel as laptops today normally do. But these laptops [...]

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50 Inches of Snow and a Newly Healed Broken Hand

February 11, 2010

So, I’m snowed in… again. There is nearly 3 feet of snow behind my car which has a clearance of probably 4 inches. I’ve chipped my way around the car, cleared my deck [twice, once of 30 inches, another of 23+ inches], and pretty much have cabin fever. Short of going out to clear snow, [...]

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Google Advertises Competition on Business Place Pages

February 6, 2010

Matt McGee over at Search Engine Land commented about the fact that Google advertises competition on a business’ Place page. Now, you may think that your business place page is your own, to provide information and for feedback to come back for those hardy enough to care to comment on something as massive as a [...]

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What Just Happened to Competition and Consumer Power

February 5, 2010

Let me get this straight. The Amazon Kindle allowed consumers to purchase books for, lets say… $10. And they were selling, and the publishers had to take that price point because it was selling, and very well. Maybe they didn’t make as much, I hear it was a 30/70 split with Amazon taking the 70. [...]

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TechCrunch Intern Kerfuffle Highlights Importance of Ethics and Tech

February 5, 2010

If you read the comments, which come from a surprising amount of people with vanity domains and from people using their real names, you’ll notice that people may be suspecting pretty much every review of a business because one person decided to take more than their wage in compensation for said review. Bias is a [...]

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