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Not a Pessimist
OH: “No, I’m not a pessimist. The world shits on everybody. Pretending it ain’t shit makes you an idiot, not an optimist.”
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Shrill backlash to men’s rights advocate | Toronto SUN
I’m firmly in the men’s rights camp at this point, especially because I’ve seen the way women can profit immensely from crying rape, or winning a man’s hard earned money in a divorce settlement forcing him to work until death or flee to a non-treaty country, simply because she has to leave the marriage to […]
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Samsung and TeliaSonera drop the set-top box with launch of world’s first IPTV solution for Smart TVs | The Next Web
The new technology allows Samsung’s Smart TVs — including Series 7 and Series 8 sets — to display IPTV services provided by Elion (part of the TeliaSonera group) in Estonia. The solution comes with full support for key linear, recording, catch-up and on-demand features. From a technical point of view this is stupid. Swearing off […]
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European Telcos Feebly Try to Justify ITU Cash Grab | DSLReports
I’ve noted that while a lot of the talk of the UN “taking over the Internet” is American business interest hyperbole, international telcos have been using the upcoming talks about Internet governance to push the international telco dream of forcing content companies to subsidize network builds. It’s a cash grab by government-pampered monopolists, plain and […]
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Rob Ford: Too stubborn to be mayor | The Globe and Mail
“If Mr. Ford had shown some contrition before the the judge – some minimal respect for due process and the law – he might well have gotten off. But he did not. The judge, by all accounts a man of probity, was scathing and blunt. He condemned the mayor’s “stubborn sense of entitlement,” and he […]
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Inside Windows 8: Arun Kishan – Windows App Model | Channel 9
Interesting insight into the multitasking model for Windows RT apps. The implication is that desktop apps follow the old model – this is borne out by my experience – after prolonged periods of time in a metro app, upon return to the desktop, nothing has to resume or reconnect. The more I watch these videos, […]
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iPhone: The Revenge (An Android switcher’s tale of woe)
This is a follow-up of sorts to the original post, iPhone. Since having bought an original iPhone, shipped from Manhattan in 2007, a lot has changed. As time rolled on, updates to the iPhone OS, now dubbed ‘iOS’ enabled many of the features I had hoped for in the original post – over the air […]
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No, Intel Clover Trail Will Not Support Linux.
Despite Intel’s claims to the contrary, Linux support in their new Clover Trail atom chipset will not come into play where it matters. You will not see a Windows 8 tablet onto which you can install Linux. Graphics and power management drivers will not be provided and are not part of Intel’s open source portfolio. […]
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Apple’s Magic Is In The Turn, Not The Prestige | TechCrunch
“To some, this repetition is now boring. But I think Apple looks at it the opposite way: they’re perfecting their trick.” Refining and perfecting have always been some of Apple’s best methods. Consumers often expect a revolution with every new computing device – Apple takes the appliance approach. This is a device you’ll want to […]
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Apple’s September iPhone Event Brings Nothing New of Note
The new iPhone is an incremental improvement over the previous generation. Highlights: A thinner phone with a software update. A 4″ screen with a 16:9 aspect ratio, as previously featured by the Sony XPeria line of smartphones Panorama mode within the camera, as previously featured by Samsung and other Android vendors Facebook integration, so they can […]