How to: Swap events and projects in iMovie
I've been messing around in iMovie recently and a few of the video tutorials I ran across confused me because they showed the events viewer on top of the projects stage. This…
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Ludum Dare
A 48-hour solo hackathon for game developers to create a game. Pretty fun. Shaun Inman, who just released The Last Rocket for iOS, put together a quick game called Data Entry Sentry…
PicPlum – Send printed photos to family easily.
I'm sure there are a million uses for PicPlum but I can't think of a single reason why someone with children and extended family wouldn't choose to use it to mail printed…
Party at my sisters
We used her new olive tray.
Towards City Hall
After a bit of breakfast.
Just missed
I was using Eliza's new Sigma 10-20mm and happened upon this dragonfly. If only I realized that I had to be at least 1 foot away to truly get him in focus….
Lens testing at the lake
Eliza's gifts are awesome.
Recent software problems
I've been having some software problems lately and I thought it would be interesting to jot down what they are. Or, maybe just cathartic. Fun for me more than for you, dear…
Goodbye webOS, we hardly even knew you.
HP has scuttled several webOS powered devices including the TouchPad and Pre phones. Their press release leaves the future of webOS rather open… HP will continue to explore options to optimize the…
Hidden settings in MPlayerX
I've switched to using MPlayerX (App Store) since upgrading to Mac OS X Lion because it can play many more formats than Quicktime and is, in many ways, much better looking than…
How browsers work
What happens after you hit Enter on a browser? A lot. And the people over at HTML5 Rocks have taken the time to explain every nitty gritty detail about how a web…
Tweeting for steak
Guy half-jokingly tweets that he wants a steak hand-delivered to an airport terminal from one of his favorite restaurants. They show up with a free meal. Great, fun story. Pardon me while…
Aviatin’
Eliza got me some Aviators.
Ireland, ready for our arrival
We'll be heading to Ireland in a few months. According to these two screenshots from Google Maps Ireland is ready for our arrival.
Uninstalling applications on Lion is arguably more difficult
When I switched to the Mac I was surprised how easy it was to install and uninstall applications in OS X compared to the horrible installer workflow and the Add/Remove Programs Control…
Control Spotify using Alfred
Speaking of Alfred, Jeff Johns (fellow Viddler team member) has released an Alfred Extension to control Spotify.
Introducing Shh: An AppleScript and Alfred Extension to close all those noisy streams
As the work day progresses I find myself with more and more "streams" open. Not long after I log onto my computer in the morning Twitter, Skype, iChat, Mail and other streams…
Marco Arment reviews Coffee Joulies so we don’t have to
Thank goodness for people that are geeks about different things than I am and are willing to share their findings with the world. That is exactly what Marco Arment is (a geek…
Web Actions
Tantek elikshares his thoughts on Web Actions for pages on the web. You may have already seen similar things over the years like share, digg, like, 1 and follow buttons. Now Tantek…
Bumblin’ around
Evening coffee
Finishing my book.
I wouldn’t shop at forumsstore.com
[ad#Adsense: Horiz 468] I thought I'd drop a note, for Google more than anything, that I wouldn't shop at forumsstore.com (which I won't link directly to). This site comes up on Google…
Rotten
Taken in Jermyn, PA.
The plusses and minuses of Google+
This might get a little long in the tooth so you may want to top-up that beverage. Google has run me over like a freight train. Over the last few weeks I've…
How we watch Netflix
I'm pretty surprised by the statistics that show how people watch Netflix (and Hulu). Arguably the worst experience is on the computer and the best experience is on the Apple TV. And…
The cost of The One Ring
Speaking of Weta, did you know that you can purchase the ring of power for only $2,500 USD? Sounds like abargainto me.
The history of Webkit
Interesting read: The History of Webkit by Zach LeBar.
Weta Workshop
A great video out of Weta Workshop that played in front of a limited theatre release of The Lord of the Rings recently. Watch in HD and in full screen for the…
Check-in services need to get much faster and more valuable.
Foursquare is currently winning in the check-in services space but I believe it is still anybody's game because there is still a lot of work to do. Even though I "know" people…
Texters by Joe Holmes
Fantastic photo gallery of people on their mobile phones by Joe Holmes. /via Jason Kottke.