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HATCHsoftware.com is now online.

May 12, 2010

In my yearning to be an actual application developer instead of just a project manager who can direct programmers, I’ve decided to jump in with both feet and launch a site that will be part of my online app development experience. I want to code for the iPhone and iPad, so as I experiment and [...]

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Making Your Bones 101

April 19, 2010

Anyone who has followed pretty much anything celebrity knows that to get ahead, you do first, and then ask for forgiveness later. Snap a picture, sell it, then be contrite. At least, at first blush you do. But when it comes to industrial espionage, and ethics, and doing the right thing, it appears that you [...]

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Zynga attains the Litigation Achievement against PlayersAuctions.com

April 14, 2010

Zynga, of FarmVille fame, has decided enough is enough with their version of Gold Sellers. Typically, a gold seller is one who sells virtual currency for real world money. My take on this is that it is anti-competitive to go after people who you would be directly competing with. As long as the account(s) are [...]

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Pretty Quiet around here.

April 13, 2010

I haven’t been updating things here the last week. I’m busy launching the 100 sites in 1 year project. I’m going kind of nuts looking for content and constantly writing or doing research for each site. I’m at, somewhere around, 45 sites launched so far. These are the blogs, low physical product, sites. Since I’m [...]

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AT&T is not Triple Dipping

April 6, 2010

Carmi Levy is a writer who posted on Beta News today. The article is titled “A bill too far: With iPad, AT&T attempts a triple-dip” and in my opinion, it is just wrong. The article starts out with the following questions: Do you ever get the impression your wallet is being relentlessly sucked dry? Or [...]

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Why Facebook and Social Networks are Massive Ethical Dilemmas

March 27, 2010

If you are user of Facebook, you have undoubtedly been hit by changes to the privacy policy over the services existence. One such change is that you really aren’t in control of your information. Coupled with the fact that Facebook and Facebook Friendly sites use “Facebook Connect” and you have the sharing of information or [...]

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Why does a USB charger have access to anything at all? Energizer, please explain.

March 8, 2010

So, TIL [Today I Learned], that a USB charger by Energizer has, for the last two years, had a back door open. According to CERT and this MarketWatch announcement. Which charger? The one below. These are the reasons why I have no problem with Apple dictating what can and can’t be on its own systems. [...]

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People Upset Over Fake Core i7 Blame Newegg instead of Counterfeiters

March 8, 2010

I used to have a sign in my office that read: Quality Speed Low Cost Pick Two. It reminded people that although you can get something quickly at a cost, it won’t be cheap. But if you want something cheap and fast, it won’t be the highest quality possible, and if you want something low [...]

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Desktop Computers Stop in their Tracks, Make a Right Turn.

March 4, 2010

I’ve been saying for a year or so now, that the PC Desktop market is going to dry up soon and everything will switch to a mobile computing platform of one kind or another. That is why I have UMPCfan.com and TABLETfan.com which are other projects in my 100 in 1 Year master project. You [...]

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Busy working on projects and job hunting…

March 1, 2010

I’m working on a lot of projects and still job hunting, so things are very quiet here on this blog. I’ve got changes going on at ohmTown and SMASHorTRASH while having relaunched MobWatch, JewelCrafting, and BeadBaby. JDrater, StreamStars, and about 3 others are going to be launched soon. In all cases, these are niche social [...]

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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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Interesting Site: The Sixty One

January 23, 2010

Well, thesixtyone.com decided to make a change to the user interface and its experience altogether and there has been an upheaval of sorts. Some people don’t like change, especially when it is a bad one. So, I thought I’d take a look at the music site. I had forgotten about t61. I’m a fan of [...]

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And projects continue to be relocated!

January 21, 2010

I’m still moving projects and launching associated blogs. I’m going to be moving things like MobWatch.com which is an online reputation manager that I’ve been wanting to advertise for awhile, and another rating/review site called JDrater.com which centers around rating and reviewing attorneys and law firms in the US. Stay tuned, and if you are [...]

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One Year, One Guy, 330 Posts, Thousands of Page Views, No Money

January 5, 2010

Happy Blogaversary to Me! It has been one year of blogging for me as of today. It is fun, but I might have to blog and launch a podcast or two. We’ll see about that. I started blogging a year ago, part time while I was in school. I completed my AAS, BS, and MBA [...]

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CommuterEdge.com – Hints, Tips and Tricks for the Modern Commuter

January 5, 2010

CommuterEdge is the latest launch. It is a site dedicated to discussing the various hints, tips, and tricks for the modern commuter. The tricks could be anything from uploading documents to your Kindle so you always have a copy with you and extended battery life required for a long trip, to paths in New York [...]

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