The Monkey

We can always use MOAR basements.

My wife (through her company) has been doing some work with iPhone apps. She's the biz dev side, not the programming side. How difficult would it be for someone with no prior programming experience to learn programming for iPhone apps?

I sure hope it's better than the Pigeon by Meathead Audio.

heh, I saw that coming. I can imagine that I will redew et and undew et several more times. If this fucker were on Verizon, it would be a no-brainer.

Canceled!

I'm seriously reconsidering it...

new iPhone.

I got the same communication. Glad they are clearing it up. Not so glad that they don't acknowledge that their original instructions are wrong.

I'm a cable skeptic, but I don't begrudge those who think they make enough of a difference to go with an expensive cable. However, I do have a problem with people who spend more on cables than their gear because, as guzzi says, they're "magic." Even then, of course, people are free to do as they please. But when we are subjected to their bullshit impressions, it bugs me. Especially since less experienced or more gullible posters are susceptible to such impressions.

That's because you haven't spent a few grand on cables and a few hundred on amps.

Definitely. And forget about a source.

throwing up just isn't fun.

Doug, I drank gin last night.

So be it, people probably wouldn't notice.

I'll take 2 so that I can fuse them together in a ring around my head like a headphone sombrero.

I prefer to ridicule and criticize them.

I do have to admit that the small (self-induced) scratches on my O2 still make me nuts.

Those phones are mad fucked up.

My questions: 1) Is the upgrade from the Gen 1 iPhone to this new one significant in terms of speed, both in terms of performance and connectivity? 2) Is it reasonable to anticipate that the iPhone will be on Verizon by next year? AT&T sucks in NYC--and I mean it sucks bad. So, if Verizon is soon, then I will just hold off.

The guy in the pink tie dye in the first pic doesn't look pleased.

Went to the new Shea stadium. Still full of Mets fans. Meh.

Discussed the general concept with clients that they might want to familiarize themselves with the terms of a contract for $300k before they just go ahead and sign it. And that maybe they'd like to get some legal comments so that the contract doesn't just provide for us getting the shaft. My guess is that this is what they heard, "blah blah blah..." all in the Charlie Brown teacher voice.

Heh, my first thought, too. Congrats to you and your family, Nate. I didn't realize our little ones were both June birthdays. And man, it sure does fly.

I threw my hat in the ring. Rest assured that if I get it, it stays in this family.

Wow, very cool.