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Where do you write that you’ve fallen off your horse?

Where do you write that you’ve fallen off your horse?

Posted by on Dec 11, 2012 in apple, Thinking, Thought of the day | 5 comments

We have so many places to write about what we are doing, who we are doing it with, where we are doing it, what it looks like, what our friends think about it, and what strangers think about it. But where do you write the things that you really don’t want to broadcast? Since July, I have been using Day One to journal thoughts (words) and experiences...

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5 Macworld / Apple Predictions for 2009

Posted by on Jan 4, 2009 in apple, mac | 3 comments

On the eve of Macworld 2009, I wanted to put out my predictions for both Macworld and Apple for the year 2009. Now, I have to preface these predictions with the fact that I am in no way qualified to make any of these assertions, but this is just my observations. 1. Steve Jobs will [...]

On the eve of Macworld 2009, I wanted to put out my predictions for both Macworld and Apple for the year 2009. Now, I have to preface these predictions with the fact that I am in no way qualified to make any of these assertions, but this is just my observations. 1. Steve Jobs will resign this year. For months, I believe some of the best minds in the world...

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One Bad Apple…

Posted by on Mar 18, 2008 in apple, mac | 1 comment

…doesn’t spoil the bunch, necessarily. I wouldn’t call it complaining. But, I am over Mac problems: Not sure next steps. I am thinking about making the “Pro” an “Air.”

…doesn’t spoil the bunch, necessarily. I wouldn’t call it complaining. But, I am over Mac problems: Not sure next steps. I am thinking about making the “Pro” an “Air.” Buffer share via...

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Shiny Apple

Posted by on Mar 18, 2008 in apple, mac | 2 comments

I was sweating, a little.  I walked into make a big presentation, plugged in the Macbook Pro to the projector and the screen flickered like a filtered cinemax channel, I could barely see my presentation (much like I could barely see the soft porn on the filtered cinemax). Ugh, the projector was zapped my head [...]

I was sweating, a little.  I walked into make a big presentation, plugged in the Macbook Pro to the projector and the screen flickered like a filtered cinemax channel, I could barely see my presentation (much like I could barely see the soft porn on the filtered cinemax). Ugh, the projector was zapped my head was pumping, sweat glistening, and I was...

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Can’t Wait For Mac Office 2008

Posted by on Dec 29, 2007 in apple | 0 comments

Being an early adopter for Leopard has been bitter sweet.  I have had a more windows-like experience with my Mac than ever before, but that, in part, is the problem with the upgrade vs. clean install.  Setting aside a day for a clean install doesn’t quite fit into my schedule. I have decided, however, that [...]

Being an early adopter for Leopard has been bitter sweet.  I have had a more windows-like experience with my Mac than ever before, but that, in part, is the problem with the upgrade vs. clean install.  Setting aside a day for a clean install doesn’t quite fit into my schedule. I have decided, however, that I will do a clean install when Mac Office...

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iPhone Backs Restaurant into Corner

Posted by on Jul 9, 2007 in apple, iPhone, Technology | 0 comments

Gizmodo reports that the iPhone commercial forced Pacific Catch to add calamari to their menu. That damn iPhone and all of its demands. I wish I could go back to the days when I didn’t have to update my lustometer on a daily basis.

Gizmodo reports that the iPhone commercial forced Pacific Catch to add calamari to their menu. That damn iPhone and all of its demands. I wish I could go back to the days when I didn’t have to update my lustometer on a daily basis. Buffer share via...

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