How to: Delete all photos off an iPhone
Update: Somewhat unrelated, new post called How to: Delete photos from within Smart Albums in iPhoto. For an entire year I've wanted to be able to do this easily. And I think…
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iPhone 3G price comparison
You may have already seen this, but if you're thinking about buying or upgrading to an iPhone 3G next month, you need to see this. Gizmodo took the time to compare the…
Video demonstration of an iPhone with dead spots
For the last few days my iPhone's home screen has been acting up. The bottom row of icons has been completely unresponsive. Since they are my least used icons, I only noticed…
Euro 2008 Twitter bots
Soccer fan? Well my friend and fellow Viddler team member Kyle Slattery just released two bots for Twitter that you can follow to get both play-by-play and goal-only updates. "Now you can…
Dryocampa rubicunda
Perhaps better known as the Rosy Maple Moth, this moth was just outside our apartment building door. My friend Chris just showed up for dinner and Game 4 of the NBA Finals…
Fake Steve Jobs: “Holy crap, we forgot to announce the new MacBooks!”
Fake Steve Jobs, you know – the guy that pretends to blog as though he is Steve Jobs (He's really a senior editor at Forbes Magazine named Daniel Lyons who came clean…
FriendFeed’s \”hide\” feature
Just a real quick link to show that FriendFeed has added a "hide" feature that allows you to filter out specific messages, messages of a certain type for a specific user, or…
The pseudo Twitter follow through FriendFeed
This is a simple tip on how to "follow" someone on Twitter without actually "following" them. On Twitter I only follow a select few people. This helps to cut down on the…
John Gruber: Celtics fan.
Back to back links to John Gruber's Daring Fireball? The way I figure it, I owe him a few thousand links to make up for his one link to my site. Recently,…
Hands on with the iPhone 3G
Engadget's Ryan Block, by Apple's invitation, was able to spend a few minutes with an iPhone 3G. I'm linking to this both because I think Ryan's notes are interesting, and because I'm…
John Gruber: The platform is the story.
John Gruber, sole author of Daring Fireball my favorite weblog on the Internet, states what might seem as obvious to some – but I'm sure will be missed somewhat by the mass-media….
Snow Leopard, a reality
OS X 10.5.3, also known as Leopard and the current Operating System I'm running on my laptop as I write this entry, is a fantastic Operating System. OS X, since 10.0, has…
The WWDC wish list, answered?
Yesterday I wrote a last minute wish list for this year's WWDC announcements for a few reasons, one of which was simply to be able to compare the list with what actually was…
My last minute WWDC wish list
These are not predictions. I have no inside information. I just have needs, wants, and aspirations. And I'm hoping that this year's WWDC, Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference happening on Monday in San…
Post downpour
The photo doesn't do the view justice, as usual.
Hancock for iPhone
I took a quick snap of the poster with my iPhone and now it is my iPhone's background.
Increase your productivity with Basecamp, Highrise, and Backpack
37Signals, a software development company out of Chicago, Illinois, recently launched an affiliate program. I thought this a perfect time for me to let you know about three of their flagship products. Oh,…
Giving away Viddler tshirts at the DiggNation Meetup
We were able to give away a fair amount of Viddler tshirts, in only a few minutes, at the DiggNation Meetup in Brooklyn, New York to those waiting in line for the…
At Studio B
Revision 3 folks are setting up for DiggNation. 1000 people are going to fit in here? Editor's note: It turns out that 2,000 people showed up at the door. The Revision 3…
Brian Brushwood interview
Joanne from Rocketboom, though they were recording something for Internet Week not Rocketboom, interviews Brian Brushwood (@shwood on Twitter) from Scam School. Shortly after this interview Brian did the opening act for…
Bus to NYC
Waiting for the bus in Hellertown, PA with Rob and Kyle. We're headed to New York City for the DiggNation Meetup.
In the cab
The iPhone helped the cabby find Brooklyn, Ha!
Juggling light
This guy brought his light-up pins. He was actually very, very good. I don't think he does this professionally but just sorta likes to entertain.
oEmbed: Quick, easy, resource embedding
I'm going to attempt to keep this short and simple, because so many others have already done a great job documenting, giving examples of use, and extending oEmbed that it'd be silly…
On the ViddlerBus!
Some 14yr. old skateboarder dude was sleeping next to me. His head kept bobbing and hitting me, so Kyle laughed.
Taping DiggNation
Live taping of DiggNation in Brooklyn, NY. Supposedly 2,000 people! This was shot from the VIP section, which was pretty close, while I felt sorry for the really big fans of DiggNation…
WingFest 2008 was a flop
[ad#Adsense: Horiz 468] I'm writing this under the more than likely false assumption that the directors of WingFest 2008 will actually read it. That the people responsible for the event that took…
Help Twitter! Use \”server friendly\” tools.
I admit it. I'm as guilty as anyone. When Twitter goes down I throw up my arms in disgust and shake a fist at the west (cuz that is where Twitter HQ…
Spring tree green
Date taken: May 25, 2008 A tree at the Lackawanna State Park. Adequate rain fall, cooler weather, and plenty of sun has made northeastern Pennsylvania richly covered in deep green this spring. As…
Turning on Address Book syncing to Gmail on Mac OS X 10.5.3 without an iPhone or iPod touch
Prior to even upgrading to Mac OS X 10.5.3 I had heard about this feature, from my co-worker Kyle Slattery on Twitter, that you could sync your Mac OS X Address Book…