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Something silly I worked on this weekend:
Station in the Metro
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Sony eReader, First Impressions
MoreI was just finally shipped my Sony eReader, which I ordered a few months ago. It’s the one with the “revolutionary” new e-paper screen, and the horrible Mac compatibility. I have yet to get it sync’d to my Mac, and I’m working on 2 options to do so: 1.) Running Windows in Parallels and/or BootCamp, […]
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What bothers me most is that they think I will believe them.
MoreOh dear. This is just too delightfully gauche to not post. Best line: “Though what bothers me most is the stroke that I have in addition to the cancer.”
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Learn how to make your own Dashboard Widgets with Dashcode
How-to video site HowTube finally release episode 3 [No longer online —Ed. 2015-08-14], and it takes you through building an entire simple Widget with Dashcode, including tips on how to make links open in your browser, and tricks to make your widget building go faster and smoother.
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Station in the Mentos, Again!
Another song in just a day when the last four took over five years to do? I know! It’s insane!
I also know I owe you guys a write-up of the rest of my Macworld week, and I will do that by this weekend, but tonight, I instead took a moment out to write a song about procrastination.
Please check out the new song, "Lame" at:
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Station in the Mentos
I’m very slowly creating an album entitled "Station in the Mentos," and track #4 was just created tonight. Go check it out:Station in the Mentos
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Macworld Expo ’07, Day One
I took a tour with a bunch of Macworld attendees, Hosted by Adam Jackson of Daily Tech Talk, walking around (and I do mean waking around) the city, and aside from the associated aches and pains, we had a great time. Met some great people, and got some wonderful shots of the city that we might not otherwise have gotten if we had taken the original planned route. There’s something really compelling about the way that this town will have a seedy massage parlor on one corner, and a swanky row of designer stores just across the street, and somehow, it all works.
A photo gallery entry will follow shortly, as soon as I have access to wifi that doesn’t seem to be three thousand people sharing dial-up.
Mark Boszko
