I’m really beginning to wonder about Leopard. In all the time I had Tiger - on both a G4 Powerbook as well as on this Macbook Pro - not a single kernel panic, ever.
Just had my first one this morning on Leopard. It looks like the Airport driver crashed hard. Something else that is interesting [...]
I IM’ed a friend yesterday to let him know I no longer used facebook. He asked why, and I told him I no longer trusted facebook. The truth is - I never really trusted them; it simply took a while for that to sink in and for me to take action. I wiped as much [...]
This is pretty interesting. As the blogosphere started to get into this story, I (and many others of course) already knew the plot, the main characters, and the cliff-hanger ending to "today’s episode".
Kara Swisher: http://kara.allthingsd.com/20080103/free-the-scoble-5000/
Techcrunch: http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/01/03/plaxo-flubs-it/
How? Twitter.
You mean this Twitter? Um, yes, that one. Twitter is about instant whatever.
Tags: twitter, scoble, facebook
I replaced my Treo 650 with an iPhone last summer, and have been pleased with the results. Here’s what I’ve noticed in the past six months.
Email
It is not push, but when I pull it - it is fast & complete. Though I initially ran my own email server (for years), I’ve recently switched to Gmail [...]
This is simply a fantastic quote (and in my mind incredibly on-target):
“This mantra of ‘openness’ is everywhere nowadays. Facebook gets $15 billion valuation after it ‘opens up’ its platform to outside developers. Never mind the fact that Facebook is a one-way data roach motel where users’ metadata remains behind the company’s walled garden.”
Ouch.
http://counternotions.com/2007/10/25/motorola-on-iphone/
Tags: facebook, iphone
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