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PC = Steve Jobs?!
This is the video clip from WWDC, so hilarious~ Enjoy!
iTunes Plus is here, are you buying anything?
When EMI announced that they were going to be offering DRM-free tracks on iTMS in May, I was pretty psyched to see that a major label has finally stepped forward and admitted that DRM doesn’t work. However, the month of … Continue reading
Upgraded to WordPress 2.2
Everything seems to be up and running as usual. I was pleasantly suprised to see that my themes & plugins are all fully functional. The only difference seems to be the inclusion of widget functionality in WP 2.2, which makes … Continue reading
Microsoft introduces: Ofone!
It’s rare that Microsoft comes up with something truly funny, but this parody is really, actually, LOL-kinda good. Which makes you wonder, if they had this much time to make this parody… where is the ZunePhone?!
The Digg fiasco
A very interesting thing happened at Digg yesterday. There was public posting of a HD-DVD decryption key, which was very promptly deleted by Digg’s admin. It created a public outrage of Digg users feel like they are being censored, and … Continue reading
Leopard is a lazy, sleepy kitty
Apple announced today that Leopard is going to be delayed (via TUAW) until October because of the focused effort in getting iPhone out in time. Personally, I think the delay doesn’t really mean much. As much as I love to … Continue reading
The blogger is done with Blogger
I’ve pretty much stuck with Blogger since the beginning, before Blogger became a Google property, when it was one of the few freely available blogging tool that existed. So what induced this loyal Blogger blogger to finally change over? One … Continue reading
Create a need, then fill it
…That’s often the mantra of many consumer product companies. It’s not just about finding an unfulfilled need in the marketplace, but creating a new need in the market. As devious as it sounds, the reality is that if you break … Continue reading
Brute force keygen now available for Vista
You know it’s only a matter of time… just another proof any sort of piracy protection ultimately, will fail. Brute force keygen cracks open Vista It’s certainly not an easy hack, but at the end of the day is that … Continue reading
Showusthecode!
This post goes beyond even my usual amount of geekiness. “Show Us The Code” is pushing for Steve Ballmer to show the open source world exactly what part of Microsoft’s source code is being used in Linux: Your repeated claims … Continue reading
