The inPhonite Migration: Tracking the Lard
Today’s installment of The inPhonite Migration should rightly be about list managers. However, I’m just going to focus on a subset of the lists that I’ve migrated from the Palm T|X PDA to the iPhone. One thing that you find with iPhone applications is that in addition to general list management, there are [...]
Depth-Defying Dorkiness
Pet Peeve of the Day: The Third Dimension.
Oh, it can be cool and everything, but will it ever really rise above “gimmick” status? James Cameron says (I think) that all his movies are going to be 3D from now on, which probably explains why it takes him ten years to make one. Yeah, [...]
The inPhonite Migration: eBooks
Sorry, I’ve been under the weather lately with a cold ever since I got back from our Estes Park vacation. It’s not that bad, but I have very little energy. Haven’t even been to the gym. And I haven’t felt at all like blogging. Except about ash trays and urinals.
Longtime readers [...]
But No Mention Of Lasagne
Some more odds and ends…
I can’t believe it, but I actually laughed at a Garfield strip in the paper this morning:
This seems like a throwback to the original Garfield strips, which were actually, y’know, funny at times. Hard to believe, but true.
Or maybe my sense of humor is just getting… old. That must [...]
My Meme Is Legion
I haven’t posted in awhile. Too much time spent at the gym getting buff, I guess. But here’s a few odds and ends.
Firstly (via ADS), for every blog that posts the new Neko Case song, she’ll donate $5 to the Best Friends Animal Society. So, here’s my contribution. It helps that [...]
The inPhonite Migration: Secure Data Management
Arguably, the most important application on my old Palm T|X PDA is the secure password manager. Well, calendar and contacts is the raison d’etre of any PDA/smartphone, but it was the password manager that quickly became most surprisingly indispensable. I use it to store not only all my various passwords for website logins, [...]
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