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Hopstretch

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  1. Kinks -- Lola Versus Powerman And The Moneygoround, Part One Inspired by this excellent read. Just shoot me - The Boston Globe
  2. It isn't working.
  3. #5 belt - Wiktionary
  4. He either didn't, or can't. MacBook Pro Updates Imminent (Really), Part Numbers Appear - Mac Rumors
  5. Breakfast, soccer practice, karate belt test, lunch, birthday party, play date, dinner, whisky, oblivion.
  6. Hopstretch replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
  7. Animal Collective -- Merriweather Post Pavilion Vinyl.
  8. Hopstretch replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
  9. I can't decide if this is brilliance or stupidity.
  10. I have and it is.
  11. Also, they're not kidding about Flash! Daring Fireball: New iPhone Developer Agreement Bans the Use of Adobe's Flash-to-iPhone Compiler
  12. Not too worried about the ads. Apple loves our lovely loot, yes, but they're also aesthetic snobs to the core and blinking banner-style bullshit is anathema to them. Predicting that the screen real estate ads can occupy and the manner in which they can behave will be tightly controlled.
  13. Oh, by the way, Dinny, it looks like iAds will have access to location, accelerometer and all sorts of other good data, so get targeting!
  14. I agree with that and suspect there is some pretty complex stuff going on on the device to make the switching look that simple. As far as iAd goes, from a business point of view it's a hell of a move. Apple gets a shot at being the Google of the mobile computing sphere while at the same time attracting more developers and further extending their lead in apps, which as Jobs casually noted are increasingly to smart phones what the Web is to PCs.
  15. Why? It doesn't look particularly intrusive and seems to offer the possibility of including genuinely useful information in advertisements.
  16. iPhone OS 4.0 FTMFW! This is kicking all sorts of ass.
  17. Yay, Bluetooth keyboard support!
  18. Despite my moronity, I did manage to get a 802.11n router set up in the house today to see if it improves performance much over our current b/g network. Initial verdict, better but not a huge difference in terms of speed. Now need to see how range is affected..
  19. OK, I'm a total douche. I feel like someone kicked me in the friggin' brain today.
  20. Your request for a raise?
  21. More bigthink. TidBITS iPhone iPad iPod: Why the iPad Is a Blank Slate, and Why That's Important
  22. Please, please let there be a native Google Maps app for the iPad one day. Although the way relations are heading between the two, maybe that's a pipe dream. Maps in the browser is fairly maddening, especially when you switch to other tabs/pages and it arbitrarily reloads when you return, wiping out whatever location info you were working from. Grr.
  23. Watched my first movie on it tonight. Color Of Magic via Netflix stream. Pretty cool (the process rather than the film, complete with Jeremy Irons's ridiculous gay Blofeld interpretation of The Patrician).
  24. I like your decision making process.

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