unabashedly wired
I am posting this from my amazing HTC Evo using the latest WordPress app and I have to admit.. this is awesome.
Blogging has declined in recent years, due to the rise of twitter and Facebook, but I still regularly read blogs. Blogs allow commentary and in-depth information to be posted quickly, the way few other things can.
I am not going to promise to blog daily, but I would like to get into more.
Here’s to the future!
RSVP on my website if you’re coming!
http://wordle.net/ is a great way to visualize text. It works just like tag clouds do, showing words that are used more frequently in a larger font. Here is what Sarah Palin’s looked like from the Republican Nomination speech
I’ve been working some long days lately… (I haven’t been off work before 10pm for weeks. 2am is the new 5pm) Sometimes people wonder what could possibly be difficult about an IT person’s job. “How could working on computers be stressful?”
Well, the simple answer is…. Working with computers ISN’T stressful. Working with LIVE PEOPLE on those computers is…
A real help ticket:
Hence my favorite word—mouthbreather.
At least to most people… Check out this interesting list of “Things that defy our current understand”
Hulu is a video-streaming site. You can’t really compare it to YouTube, because it’s commercially-driven to provide TV/Movie/Documentary clips and shows. It’s becoming quite the popular site, and I had to make sure the students in the dorms couldn’t get to it, but…. For those of you on the “outside”….
As part of Hulu’s “Days of Summer” promotion where they release something new every day to keep people coming back…. They released a lot of PBS programming, including Carrier (a show about a USS Nimitz carrier ship), a design show, and three science shows which I’m going to have to watch… Nova (an example clip is embedded below), Scientific American, and Wired Science.
Looking forward to learning some stuff. If you hear me rattling of scientific terms, you’ll know why..
In a follow up to one of my more popular posts about playing Oregon Trail in flash format, you can now waste even more time dying of dysentery on your phone! Mobile games developer Gameloft has released its updated version of The Oregon Trail. The game costs $4 (or more, depending on your carrier) and introduces several new gameplay elements to the elementary school classic.
After more than 34 months of active development, and with the contributions of thousands, we’re proud to announce that we’re ready. It is our expectation to ship Firefox 3 this upcoming Tuesday, June 17th.
I’m signed up to download this great new browser, and I’ve been using the Release Candidates since they were released, and it’s the best browser out there, hands down. So speedy and so many features, and remarkably easy to use
