Just saw the season premire of Lost. Wow.
Monthly Archives: September 2005
iTunes toaster plug-in
About time someone released an iTunes toaster plug-in.
Grandparents on Firefox
Yesterday I finally was able to move my grandparents off of Netscape 7.1 and onto Firefox 1.0.6 and Thunderbird. My grandparents got a new desktop computer and the first thing I did was put Firefox and Thunderbird on there. To prepare Firefox for their use, I did the following: I changed the name of the […]
The Facebook
Looks like The Facebook finally added SNHU (they list it as S. New Hampshire) last night. I was the first one from SNHU to add themselves on there…within a hour there were over 20 people added. The cool part is not so much the college part (granted few of my friends are on there so […]
Gallery 2.0
DreamHost now offers an one-click install for Gallery 2.0. So I am trying it out right now. Check out my progress with it, maybe I will get my photos up on it.
September 11th, 2005
We will never forget. R.I.P. all of those who died that horrible day that for oh so brief period of time brought out the best of America.
Firefox 1.5 Beta 1
Firefox 1.5 Beta 1 was released earlier this week and I downloaded it within hours of its release. I must say, this is a much improved web browser for a number of reasons. This thing cruises. Back/Forward buttons are instantaneous. Page rendering is much quicker, even by Firefox’s fast standards to begin with. Startup even […]
iDevelopers
This is why the iPod is so successful. Sure the ease-of-use with iTunes, iTMS, and the iPod have a huge part in it. However, the real reason is developers and all of those 3rd-party accessories. Until the imitators get it, the iPod will rule for good reason.
Pulitzer for Times-Picayune?
The Times-Picayune and Nola.com have been reporting from day one about Katrina, even after having to abandon their offices and printed paper to work exclusively online. These reporters and their staff have been absolutely stellar and deserve every journalistic award out there for what they have gone through to report the news coming out of […]
More on the relief efforts
If things don’t improve and those people don’t get out of New Orleans by Sunday, this will be the biggest screwup in U.S. history. I can’t believe it has taken 4-5 days just to get national guard to the convention center. Some leadership this country has.