I finally got abRANDOM Episode 1 up. In this episode I talk about how not to start a fire, the wii sensor bar, console screens of death, and hosting on googlepages.
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How not to start a fire
Wii sensor bar is not a sensor bar
Console screens of death
I recently noticed that now the digg logo at the top of the Digg.com website now has the small little ™ trademark symbol next to it. Here is a screen capture of it.
And here is a screen capture that I took when when I wrote a little rant about Digg v3.
I just got the new 5.5 Generation iPod. It's really nice. I love the improved batter life, brighter screen, and the new search feature is killer!
However, I am having a problem. The reason I got a new iPod was because I thought that it would solve my problem.
So, here's the deal: When I try to sync my photos with my iPod I get this lovely error dialouge.
Nice isn't it? Well, I have created a thread in Apple's iTunes support forum. Hopefully I'll get a solution to my problem. I've tried everything to fix this except re-installing Tiger, and hopefully I don't have to re-install Tiger. So, if any of you guys that read my blog (I don't think anyone reads my blog) think you may have a solution, go ahead and post it in my thread. If you don't have an Apple ID you could post the answer in the comments of this entry.
Dell today gave freelance programmer and sysadmin Dave Mitchell, of Sheffield, UK, a refund of 47 pounds ($89) for the unused copy of Microsoft Windows XP Home SP2 bundled with his new Dell Inspiron 640m laptop, Mitchell says. Dell also refunded the tax, for a total of £55.23 ($105).
Interesting. Digg.com is down. I wander if this is just some routine maintenance or if this is a major upgrade?
An awesome little Mac App that analyzes your iTunes library, and allows you to create playlists based on the Beats Per Minute (BPM) in a song.
Now you may think this process would take a while, but it doesn't. It has taken about 15 minutes to analyze my library of 1210 tracks on my 2.0 Ghz Intel Core Duo MacBook with 512mb of RAM.
Right now, Tangerine is in Beta, so it is currently free. So if you want to pick up a copy hop on over to the Potion Factory, and download Tangerine.
1. Adblock Plus - This is a must have extension for every Firefox user, but is not complete without...
2. Adblock Filterset.G Updater - This handy little extension automatically downloads the latest version of Filterset.G every 4-7 days. Filterset.G is an excellent set of filters maintained by G for Adblock that blocks most ads on the internet.
3. Foxmarks - This extension is great if you have Firefox on multiple computers. It stores your bookmarks on the Foxmarks server, and allows you to sync your bookmarks across multiple computers.
4. RTSE - The Rooster Teeth Site Extender, this is a must have for anyone that is an active member of the Rooster Teeth comunity.
5. Pinstripe for Firefox - If you are on a Mac, this is the theme for you. The theme still has a few rough edges, but is very usable, one of my favorites.
6. Aqua Firefox Set - This really isn't an extension or theme, but it is a must for any Mac user running Firefox. What it does is replaces Firefox's standard radio buttons, check boxes, ect. and makes them more 'Macish'. Even though it says it only works with Firefox 1.5.0.7 and above, it does work with Firefox 2 RC 2.
7. Nightly Tester Tools - This extension is great if you love to jump onto the newest versions of Firefox, that aren't the 'world standard'. Nightly Tester Tools, basically forces 'incompatible' extensions to work with the current build of Firefox you are running.
Those are my favorite Ad-ons for Firefox 2 RC 2. If you have any others that are worth checking out, feel free to leave a link to them in the comments!
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