About time. And product. And being more deliberate.
Mac Audio Tip: Garage Band imports at 44kHz. If your audio is 48kHz, import it to iTunes, and use iTunes adv Mac Audio Tip: Garage Band imports at 44kHz. If your audio is 48kHz, import it to iTunes, and use iTunes advanced import settings to convert the audio to 44kHz. Then, put the converted audio …
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If you listen to the First Crack Podcast, you may remember in #112, Shef Otis was putting together some “Dadiator” classes. They’re now on the calendar: 3 “Dadiator” Workshops held at the SweatShop, 2 hours on a Saturday afternoon. $20 per dad/kid pair.
With apologies to Jessica Shaw’s Shaw Report in Entertainment Weekly In VOIP Mobile Phones Blogging Curating Netflix Instant Play Working 15 Minutes Ago GSM Mobile Phones Twitter Favorite-ing TiVo Co-working Out Calling Cards Instant Messaging Commenting Cable TV Coopetition
I was just reading how to hack Mac OS X onto the cheap new netbooks. Buy step 4, the effort had already surpassed the price of a new Mac Book.
Shopping malls are the biggest advertisement for e-commerce. Additionally, every aisle of warehouse stores (Costco, WalMart, Super Target, etc) is completely filled with opportunity cost.
Months ago, Rick Mahn asked me to list 5 things I was thankful for. Friday seems like an appropriate day to respond: Red Stag‘s Mac & Cheese for lunch. Re-arranging my office making both a cozy reading corner and a usable coffee-making corner. (Finally) Ruby.1 You. Checking one more thing off the To-Do list calendar. …
I’ve described one of the projects I’m working on as ‘Twitter for your wallet’ – makes me giggle. Then when I correct myself by saying, ‘well, more like Pownce for your wallet’ – I completely lose it.
When I’m working on start up projects and listening to techstep, I feel a strong affinity for J.F. Sebastian. Related, “I think cyberpunk is alive and well” – Eric Rice
I’m really enjoying using QSPress.rb to shoot quick drafts into my blog. Oh sure, I’ve got a pile of drafts to publish – but they’re much more fulfilling that Twittering them (and I have a record).
It’s kinda like “MacroMyopia” – this tendency to underestimate that tomorrow is a new day, and overestimate that right now (while damn good) has a few significant, hard to solve problems. I think there was even a musical about this….set in the Great Depression.