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    Feb
    21st
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    Sky Mall Kitties

    Feb
    2nd
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    Captain Picard, aka Sir Patrick Stewart, loves his iPhone :)

    Jan
    22nd
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    HTML5 video support a precursor to Apple Tablet?

    As some of you techies might already know, both Youtube and now Vimeo have just launched support for HTML5. Meaning that if you have a compatible browser like Safari or Chrome, you can watch videos on these sites without needing a Flash player.

    “Who cares? What’s the big deal?” You say…

    Well, the big deal is that playing video through HTML5 requires a lot less processing power than Flash, so slower processors (as in the iPhone or Netbooks) can run web video smoothly and without using as much delicious battery juice.

    Is it a coincidence that these two major video sites are releasing this feature one week before Apple is about to make some big mysterious announcement? I think not.

    I’ll leave the detail speculation to the rest of the interwebs. For me, I’ll just wait patiently to see what happens next week.

    Jan
    8th
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    Vision of the future.. according to Microsoft.. only fewer crashes.

    Jan
    5th
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    “Avatar: Making of a Bootleg”… at least as entertaining as Avatar.

    Jan
    3rd
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    Oops, looks like the MAX ticket machine uses Windows.. why oh why?

    Oops, looks like the MAX ticket machine uses Windows.. why oh why?

    Dec
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    Dec
    8th
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    Fake doc about Tropic Thunder funnier than the film.

    I saw Tropic Thunder shortly after it came out, but just recently I watched the fake documentary “Rain of Madness” about the production of the film within Tropic Thunder. Yes, a fake documentary about a fake film… confusing if you haven’t seen Tropic Thunder. Suffice it to say that this doc is purely hilarious and in my opinion, much much better than the actual film. Especially if you like the films of Werner Herzog, as the style parodies his work perfectly.

    The doc now comes with the Tropic Thunder DVD and is no longer on iTunes, but you can still watch a low quality version on Veoh.

    Dec
    1st
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    Shot a timelapse of the Portland sunrise this morning with my iPhone iTimelapse app.

    Nov
    28th
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    Matrix scene done with Legos… really well done.