FriendFeed, the highly-praised social content aggregation service just got a little cooler, with the new companion application, Alert Thingy. The program is just as charming as its name implies, and offers quick aggregation for your and all of your friends’ online activity, right to an aesthetically pleasing little window on your desktop. And […]
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Alert Thingy Shows Just How Annoying I Am
Published April 13th, 2008 in Applications and Services, Blogs, Communication, Design, Software and The Interwebs. 0 CommentsEee PC: Almost there. (No dice)
Published December 1st, 2007 in Apple, Computers, Gadgets and Software. 0 CommentsThe Eee PC is certainly a wonderful little device, with a software selection to please even the pickiest of geeks. For my science project (to determine if it is yet feasible to replace text books with electronic devices for use in class), I saw it necessary to test one out, so, the day it was […]
Apple should set OS X loose
Published August 5th, 2007 in Apple, Computers, Design and Software. 3 CommentsAs we are all well aware, you can only use Apple’s beautiful operating system, OS X, on non-Apple hardware with a frightening amount of effort. If Apple were to free the big cat from their hardware, they would rock the computer industry, not only racking in an unprecedented profit, but gaining a huge increase […]
How to: Make a beautiful Web2.0 logo in Paint.NET
Published August 2nd, 2007 in Design and Software. 25 CommentsHave you been suckered into the new, shiny style of web design, encompassing glossy graphics, drop-shadows, gradients, and other forms of eye-crack? If so, this tutorial is for you. As you may know, Paint.NET is a free, open-source image editor for Windows, with a level of sophistication unmatched in any other free Windows […]
New Leopard videos leaked: Drool over something else you can’t have.
Published June 24th, 2007 in Apple, Computers, Design, Software, The Interwebs and Video. 0 CommentsA lucky owner of the Leopard developer beta that was sent home with WWDC attendants has posted 15 videos showcasing Leopard’s new features, some previously unseen. To me at least, they are quite impressive, and really show the sheer beauty and power of Mac OS X.
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