via YouTube – I’ll Scream Your Tweets Episode 2.
If anything, at least he’s getting a good bout of exercise hiking up that mountain to scream people’s tweets.
Sep 29, 2009
via YouTube – I’ll Scream Your Tweets Episode 2.
If anything, at least he’s getting a good bout of exercise hiking up that mountain to scream people’s tweets.
Sep 28, 2009
Note that I’m testing posting from iPhone functionality via Posterous.
Fingers crossed this works.Sep 28, 2009
Posting by email does not support attachments and any attachments sent with the email will appear in their raw form in the blog post.
via Post to your blog using email « WordPress Codex.
FAIL!
I’ll just have to use a Posterous, then. Or the official WordPress iPhone app.
Sep 23, 2009
Luv Deluxe by Cinnamon Chasers
Album: A Million Miles From Home
**Shot entirely on the Canon 5D Mark II w/ a custom face mounted rig — Canon Lenses used: 14mm (f2.8) & 24mm (f1.4)**
via Cinnamon Chasers – Luv Deluxe (Official Music Video) on Vimeo.
Absoloutely incredibly epic.
Far too epic for words.
Sep 18, 2009
The abridged series was created by LittleKuriboh The anime Yu-Gi-Oh! was created by Kazuki Takahashi, and censored by 4Kids
via YouTube – Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series episode 21.
Count the memes!
Couple of my personal faves:
Just. Plain. Awesome.
Sep 17, 2009
Extracts taken from Apple’s Keynote address in September 2009. Note: No cuts are repeated. Done with iMovie09, which is really awesome…
via YouTube – Incredible, amazing, awesome Apple.
I’m no psycho-analyst, but after seeing a couple of similar videos from past Stevenotes one would think that such hint-dropping is all part of the reality-distortion field. Doesn’t it flow that somehow saying all those words subconsciously makes the people watching the video (and indeed, present at the keynote) associate such words with the Apple image, and indeed the brand?
No? Maybe I’m reading too much into this.
Sep 13, 2009
#2 You’re in the Windows or Mac camp
There’s no room for indifference when it comes to being a Mac fan or a Windows defendant. To be less biased about it, you need to be in one camp or the other. And this isn’t a battle waged only by die-hard Mac fanbois and girls – both Apple and Microsoft have run million-dollar campaigns based around the meme. (See the YouTube clip above.) It is still possible to be a Windows fan and own an iPhone, just make sure you bitch about its poor battery life. And often.
via How to get along with geeks: A seven-point guide | Article | The Punch.
Sep 12, 2009
Copy and Paste – oh the irony. The iPhone now has superb copy and paste support, and it turns out that the Pre’s copy and paste is completely useless – time and time again I need to copy something from an email, web page, or text message. And I can’t! Also, the few times I can, only serves to show how awkward Palms copy and paste command/gestures are.
via Palm Pre: Two Months In « random($foo).
Some would have preferred waiting for a better implementation.
What’s the use of features if they suck incredible amounts of arse, rendering them practically useless?
Sep 11, 2009
There’s a space on my second iPhone homescreen, and it’s just waiting for the perfect iPhone RSS reader to come along.
For that to happen, though, two things need to happen:
1. NewsGator (creators of Mac RSS client NewNewsWire), need to finish NNW 3.2, which brings with it support for Google Reader syncing, and
2. I need to decide on exactly which iPhone client to use.
Of course, I have little to no input on how the first is completed. The second choice is all mine, however, and it just so happens that I have a couple of candidates in mind…
There’s Byline, which has already been designed for Google Reader straight out of the box. From what I’ve heard it’s not a bad client, syncing and also caching articles so I can read them without an internet connection (hardly an issue on the iPhone, but a feature nonetheless). Because it’s been built from the ground up with Google Reader compatability in mind, the idea is that I won’t have any issue Starring, Sharing, or Liking items, just like Google intended.
The NetNewsWire client for iPhone, however, doesn’t event support Reader at this stage. Like the client on Mac which shares the same name, NNW on the iPhone is gonna be one of those “hackjobs” which have been “converted” to work with Reader, instead of being built from scratch. Can you feel the cynicism yet?
By all means, I’ll still be using the Mac version of NNW, only because there isn’t a Mac client for Reader outside of the web interface, short of rollling your own via something like Fluid.
Of course, the question now becomes exactly _when_ I’ll be able to migrate to Reader from whatever the hell I’m using at the moment… but that’s for another time (read that as rant), no?
I guess for now I’ll just have to leave that spot empty.
Sep 11, 2009
Each colour represents one instrument in this representation of Beethoven’s Fifth.
via YouTube – Beethoven 5th Symphony (No. 5, graphical score animation, allegro).
Sep 11, 2009
There’s an XKCD book!
[...]A portion of the profits go toward build a school in Laos, via the charity Room to Read. There’s a possibility we’ll get to name the school; I wanted to name it ‘the xkcd school’ because of how confused it would make the kids who are trying to learn English phonetics, but I think they’re vetoing that idea.
via Book! « xkcd.
Sep 3, 2009
Not a moment too soon? Sad to say it — I do like the app — but it’s months and months too late. The pace of progress has been so glacial that it’s impossible to have faith in its future development; I can’t let myself become dependent on an app without that.
via the comments in TUAW’s “Potion Factory seeking beta testers for The Hit List iPhone”.
Also another favourite:
Is that a joke? after all this time of waiting… and it’s not even in beta? he hasn’t update the desktop program for quite a while saying he was working on the iphone app, and only now it’s ready for beta…
To further add insult to injury, The Potion Factory (the guys behind The Hit List) say that beta invites are open until September 21. FOR. TEN. PLACES.
I’m currently undecided as to how I should apply…
Dear Potion Factory,
So, how do I use The Hit List?
Put simply, I don’t.
And why would I, when any software development can only be described as “glacial”, the beta invites are frankly, a joke, and there’s not even a leaked screenshot to show for any progress that may or may not have been made?
Sure, I can understand that you’re a one-man team. If you’re willing to make such a great application and then pretty much stall any development, don’t promise things without delivering. Last Google Group interaction was months ago. The iPhone app promise has been out there for at least as long as THL Mac has been out there, and yet there’s nothing to show?
I now use Things on my iPhone, and am seriously considering switching to Things on the Mac as well, and I’m sure that there are countless others like me who have done the same.
It’s one thing to promise. As I’ve found out, it’s entirely another to deliver – underpromise and overdeliver is the name of the game, and you’ve clearly failed. First mistake was promising an iPhone app. Second was not delivering said iPhone app within a reasonable time frame.
I’m sorry, but for a getting things done client, you clearly don’t.