What new Flash content?

August 31, 2010

We wonder what sites Dave Winer visits when he argues that Apple’s boycott of Flash for its iOS devices isn’t working. I see new Flash content several times every day when I catch up on the news with my iPad. What Flash-heavy news sites is Dave visiting, because we don’t see them. Before the iPad [...]

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Weekly tweets for 2010-08-29.

August 29, 2010

This egg recall is another example of why we should buy local foods when possible. Also, to avoid non-free-range chickens. # "It was live in the street in Washington, DC, which is more dangerous than Baghdad." http://is.gd/ez9H6 (via @drjonboyg) # John Mellencamp: luddite. http://is.gd/ezpNs # So the Facebook Places argument boils down to people upset [...]

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WyldKard’s weekly tweets for 2010-08-22.

August 22, 2010

The best part of Wegmans. http://tinyurl.com/22npstd # Haven't shopped at Wegmans for over 8 years. College kids are still buying ramen, cookie dough, and Coors Light. Some things never change. # Zagat is on crack: thinks Five Guys beats In-N-Out as America’s Best Fast-Food Burger. http://bit.ly/bW5hRx # Does anyone really think that Apple is going [...]

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Fivefingers: beyond the first week.

July 28, 2010

Our first week wearing Vibram Fivefingers made for an interesting experience, and while we intended to post an immediate followup, the delay may have been fortuitous, since we’re now four months in and have more insight into the journey we embarked on. The shoes look no less weird now than they did back in March, [...]

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The 2010 Toyota Prius IV.

July 27, 2010

The 2010 Toyota Prius IV isn’t the type of automobile that car aficionados lust after. Rather, it’s the type of car that those who only want to get from Point A to Point B will love because it’s fuel efficient and reminiscent of a luxury sedan. That’s not to say that it is a luxury [...]

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Automobile audio done right.

July 19, 2010

When the mp3 was created, it didn’t take long before people wanted a way to play these digital music files in vehicles. Juggling cassettes and compact discs was cumbersome, and “skipping” discs were exceptionally annoying. The mp3 was a perfect solution for audible, mobile content, but the adoption of this format has hardly been seamless. [...]

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