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Gorillacam by Joby
Joby, the makers of the Gorilla flexible tripods, have released a free iPhone camera application called Gorillacam that could be used as a replacement for the default camera app. Tripod not included nor required.
/via John Gruber.
Posted in Links Also tagged applications, camera, free, gorillacam, gorillapod, iphone, joby, photography 3 Comments
Field Notes, colors
A lovely video recapping a year of Field Notes Brand note books. I’ve been holding off picking up Field Notes note books for far too long. Today I’ll be counting the change in my piggy bank, cashing them in, and purchasing a pack.
/via John Gruber.
Putting the Yankees’ payroll into perspective
Recent piece from Khoi Vinh puts the amount of money that the New York Yankees spend on payroll into perspective. Short version: The Yankees spend a lot of money on payroll but compared to their revenues they spend less than some other teams when compared to their revenues. Read the long version though, it is [...]
Posted in Links Also tagged baseball, khoi vinh, mlb, new york yankees, payroll, sports, yankees Leave a comment
Beak, a fantastic Twitter client from Mike Rundle
John Gruber made an excellent point in his piece called “Twitter clients are a UI design playground“. The excellent point I’m talking about is made apparent within the very title of the piece. That Twitter (I’m @cdevroe, btw) is an excellent playground for designing UIs for third party clients.
Mike Rundle, whom I had the extreme [...]
A blog by any other name
This personal blog of mine has been around for a long time. It started in 1996 but it wasn’t called cdevroe.com then. Over the years it has, for better or worse, transformed more than a few times. It has changed names, domains, services, software, designs, and purposes.
Today it changes again. I’ve decided that my personal [...]
Posted in Notes Also tagged blogging, branding, bryan veloso, cdevroe.com, daniel-nicolas, jason-kottke, jon-christopher, marketing, naming, update 1 Comment
Wolfenstein 3D now on the iPhone, but wait, there’s more
id Software recently released Wolfenstein 3D for the iPhone. This is fantastic news. The game that started the entire first-person shooter genre is now on the iPhone.
But there is more. id is releasing the source code for the game. (See link at the bottom of this page.) And John Carmack, the brains behind nearly [...]
Posted in Links Also tagged app store, daringfireball, games, id software, iphone, john carmack, open-source, source code, wolfenstein 3d 2 Comments
Regarding blog comments, again
Some more thoughts about blog comments, again.
Posted in Notes Also tagged alex payne, blogging, comments, conversation, feedback, interaction, jeremy-keith, thoughts, writing 8 Comments
I jailbroke my iPhone
After 18 months I've finally jailbroken my iPhone. Welcome to teh suck.
SOLD OUT! Daring Fireball’s RSS Feed Sponsorship
John Gruber's fantastic Daring Fireball is finally making serious bank. And it is well-deserved.
Posted in Notes Also tagged blogging, daring-fireball, sold out, sponsorship, writing Leave a comment
John Gruber: Celtics fan.
Is John Gruber a Celtics fan? He is right now.
Posted in Notes Also tagged basketball, boston celtic, daringfireball, graphics, logo, los angeles lakers, nba Leave a comment
John Gruber: The platform is the story.
John Gruber's thoughts on the iPhone 3G and the iPhone SDK.
Odd tab dragging behavior in Safari 3.0
Two equally anal articles regarding Safari's odd tab dragging behaviors.
Posted in Links Also tagged browsers, daringfireball, features, pierre igot, safari, tabs, web Leave a comment
John Gruber compares the Firefox 3 and Safari 3 browsers
An excellent comparison of two Internet browsers.
Thoughts on the iPhone
My thoughts on the iPhone and what I'd like to see in the first software update from Apple.
Live from SXSW in Austin, TX
I've decided to "live blog" my experiences at South by Southwest 2007. So if you are going to be there, or are not going to be there, you can keep track of what all is going down in Austin, Texas right here.
Posted in Notes Also tagged adam-michela, alex-hillman, amd, austin, bbq, Bill-Steeter, chris-aarons, conference, festival, Garrett-Murray, Irina-Slutsky, jeremy-keith, larry-halff, live, ma.gnolia, mike-stickel, new-jersey, openid, pennsylvania, Peter-Flaschner, Photos, rob-sandie, robert-sandie, robert-scoble, shaun-inman, sxsw, texas, the-salt-lick, travel, viddler, video, winelibrary-tv, ze-frank 10 Comments
I’m also ok with using Yahoo!
Flickr's recent move towards universal login has caused a bit of an uproar.
Keyword Manager for iPhoto
If you use iPhoto. You should buy the Keyword Manager for iPhoto.
Posted in Notes Also tagged apple, bullstorm, daringfireball, iphoto, keyword-manager, keywords, macintosh, maczot, tagging 2 Comments
Good journalism
John Gruber needs some kind of award. Please, someone create an award to give him, if need be.
Posted in Notes Also tagged apple, daringfireball, journalism, macintosh, microsoft, virus, viruses, windows 5 Comments
Apple Tablet roundup