I sleep with one eye open when the iPhone is near.
See threat #1 at the 5:43 mark.
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Nice shot on the Zune, too.
I sleep with one eye open when the iPhone is near.
See threat #1 at the 5:43 mark.
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Nice shot on the Zune, too.
Slightly cooler than F-14 flybys, I’ll admit.
Well, through someone else’s clever means I have the 2.0 firmware early, and am impressed with the App Store so far.
Apple Remote is kinda cool, NetNewsWire works well, AIM is, well, AIM.
Next to try is OmniFocus..
Oh, yeah. And the 3G comes out tomorrow. Sigh.
“Dice-size crumbs of bright material have vanished from inside a trench where they were photographed by NASA’s Phoenix Mars Lander four days ago, convincing scientists that the material was frozen water that vaporized after digging exposed it.”
Sweet. (apologies for the 1990 flashback)
Great introduction here.
I used to be in the camp of “tequila == Cuervo == bad hangover”; thanks to a co-worker my ignorance has been corrected. I’m partial to Patrón Añejo for an evening drink (or the Macallan 12 year).
Chuck still can’t convince me Jägermeister is good, though.
The Phoenix Mars Lander has successfully landed on the Red Planet, surviving the ‘seven minutes of terror’ without a hitch.
That is a seriously cool piece of engineering work; congratulations to Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Lockheed Martin Space Systems, and the University of Arizona, Tucson!
At Fenway Park last night for Jon Lester’s no-hitter. He didn’t look great during the first three innings, but after that he seemed to just get stronger as the game went on.
Best seats I’ve had at Fenway – eight rows behind home plate. What a blast. I’ve never seen the park that full until the end of the game; good thing I scored parking on the westbound side of Beacon Street.
Also a good chance to play with the D300. Funny how most of my pictures actually have the Nikon sign in them!
It’s deja vu all over again! Or, maybe, 1994.
Apparently “John Mayer” is the secret password at Apple?
A while back I mused that I hated format wars – though I suppose the 3.5″ floppy was more of a migration than a war – in the context of HD-DVD vs. Blu-ray.
That said, after the Great Christmas Price-Slashing of HD-DVD, I jumped on a cheap Toshiba HD-DVD player. Right before Warner Bros. defected.
Oops.
Now, due to the excellent consumer-friendly policies of Costco I wasn’t too concerned – I knew I could return the unit from whence it came. In the meantime, HD-DVDs were cheap, readily-available, and still delivered a great picture. Ergo, I purchased a few.
What I didn’t expect was how quickly inventories would be, well, eliminated. As in, vaporized. Oops^2.
So to hedge my bets, I’ve purchased a LG BH-200 SuperBlu – a dual-format player. What actually triggered the jump was new (leaked, beta) firmware from LG which added all sorts of new functionality – full, lossless 5.1/7.1 over HDMI, 1080p, Profile 1.1 (maybe BD-Live?), etc.
Fist Blu demo was with Ratatouille – wow.
Tried with Transformers on HD-DVD and it played without a hitch as well.
So far so good. Hopefully finally finished with the home theatre – for now.