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I would call this being overly committed to a shake shack lunch.

Sat, 04 Jul 2009 12:10:25 -0400

I would call this being overly committed to a shake shack lunch.

"QUANTIFYING EMBARRASSMENT: Recently, the researchers at Last.fm published a list of the ‘most..."

Fri, 03 Jul 2009 12:19:29 -0400

“QUANTIFYING EMBARRASSMENT:
Recently, the researchers at Last.fm published a list of the ‘most unwanted scrobbles‘. This is a list of tracks that were most frequently deleted by the Last.fm community from their scrobbles in the last month.”

- Collecting all the artists from the pages we can build a list of artists that have frequently had their scrobbles deleted:

Lady GaGa
Britney Spears
Katy Perry
Rihanna
Paramore
Coldplay
Taylor Swift
Beyoncé
Avril Lavigne
Marc Seales, composer. New Stories. Ernie Watts, saxophone
Alexander Rybak
Black Eyed Peas
Kings of Leon
Muse
My Chemical Romance
Linkin Park
Korn
Miley Cyrus
Jason Mraz
Metro Station
Leona Lewis
Green Day
Evanescence
Amy Whinehouse
Oasis
Nelly Furtado

The Coolness Index « Music Machinery

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New wirelessaudioblog post: : iHome iP1 is up on Apple Store. Large images here!...

Thu, 02 Jul 2009 15:14:14 -0400

New wirelessaudioblog post: : iHome iP1 is up on Apple Store. Large images here! http://www.wirelessaudioblog.com/archives/535

iHome iP1 is up on Apple Store. Large images here!

Thu, 02 Jul 2009 15:02:54 -0400

iHome iP1 is up on Apple Store. Large images here!: See product posting here. Click images below to see large views. Also note how the product looks with and without the grille. The grille was a late addition to the shipping product, but both…

The iP1 is up on the Apple Store online. Get some! Also,...

Thu, 02 Jul 2009 14:41:00 -0400

The "as-designed" view. Naked.

The "child-proofed" retail friendly mods

Side view

Rear view - Component Video!

IR Remote - do anything

The iP1 is up on the Apple Store online. Get some!

Also, posting my first photoset. ;-)

at&t 3G bllllloooooooowwwwwssss in...

Wed, 01 Jul 2009 17:12:22 -0400

at&t 3G bllllloooooooowwwwwssss in nyc.

mikehudack:

unmediated:

3G Speed And Reliability Results By City

Percentage of 1-minute performance tests in which service was available, uninterrupted, and faster than dial-up speed:

Verizon in NYC: 100%

Sprint in NYC: 90%

AT&T in NYC: 65%

It doesn’t just *seem* like AT&T only works half the time.

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jeffrock: Caffeine amounts in everyday drinks Here’s a simple...

Wed, 01 Jul 2009 17:09:16 -0400

jeffrock:

Caffeine amounts in everyday drinks

Here’s a simple side-by-side comparison of common beverages and their caffeine counts in milligrams. I’m sure this chart exists somewhere but I have a 60 second Google rule, I and I couldn’t find it. So I made one.

You are welcome, internet.

Note: these are rough averages. The information out there on caffeine amounts is pretty much all over the place.

Mobile (App) Development: Android's Missed Opportunity?

Wed, 01 Jul 2009 12:49:57 -0400

continuations:

The post on the USV blog about the challenge of creating native mobile apps (meaning ones that can on exist on the mobile platform) has created a lively discussion with by now over 60 comments. A good chunk of that discussion was about the relative merits of just sticking with the mobile browser versus developing apps. For instance, Fred observes:

I’m a big fan of the mobile browser too but it does seem like the prevailing delivery package today is the mobile app, not the browser.

That and a conversation yesterday at lunch got me thinking: Why doesn’t Android make the browser an equal citizen for app development? All that would be needed are some Javascript extensions to give access to the phone capabilities, in particular location, the camera, making calls and cross-app communication (including access to built-in apps such as the address book).

I have in the past written that this would be the best (possibly only) way to beat the iPhone and had been hopeful for the Palm Pre. But all along in those posts I missed the bigger question. Why isn’t Google pushing the HTML5/Javascript model for Android? After all, Google is demonstrating what can be done with Javascript in its mobile version of gmail and I even posted about how that was a good thing for the Pre. Google is also really showing off the capabilities of HTML5 with Wave.

So does anyone know why Google would not completely embrace Javascript/HTML5 as the app delivery model for Android and pioneer any missing capabilities (such as camera access)?

Many people will look at this and snicker… but why do...

Wed, 01 Jul 2009 12:45:11 -0400

Many people will look at this and snicker… but why do people insist on painting this as hypocrisy on the part of the right? “Look who’s talking?” etc… Perhaps the morality issues are so important to red states, and the political activists in these regions are so empassioned, because they live with the issues and have personal connections to the resulting costs wrought against society. In otherwords, maybe red state politics arise from the “plight.”

But then the Mark Sanfords come along and feed the flame… oh well… who cares… pregnant teen divorcée porn for all!!!

mikehudack:

asprettyasasong:

azspot:

Red States, Blue States, and Morality

rahway to hoboken to astoria to chelsea to brooklyn in last 6 hours… did I mention an ocean...

Wed, 01 Jul 2009 00:14:33 -0400

rahway to hoboken to astoria to chelsea to brooklyn in last 6 hours… did I mention an ocean fell on nyc during all this?

BREAKING: Swedish TV reports Koenigsegg buying Saab

Tue, 30 Jun 2009 16:36:23 -0400

BREAKING: Swedish TV reports Koenigsegg buying Saab:

Shared by micahtc
Hurrah! Saab back in the hands of its countrymen, perhaps. Looking forward to renewed weirdness.

Filed under: GM, Saab

We don’t have much to go on yet, but…

Hundreds of Dolphins Are Surrounding New York As We Speak -- Daily Intel -- New York News Blog -- New York Magazine

Tue, 30 Jun 2009 08:17:51 -0400

Hundreds of Dolphins Are Surrounding New York As We Speak -- Daily Intel -- New York News Blog -- New York Magazine:

veetc:

too much paranoia…nymag…seriously…

The Mobile Challenge

Mon, 29 Jun 2009 09:53:05 -0400

continuations:

Today’s post is over at the Union Square Ventures site on the challenge of creating native mobile applications. We are fascinated with the disruption that is taking place in mobile. The big question is what “native” applications will emerge based on the unique technical capabilities of the mobile platform and the emerging behaviors around those capabilities. Head on over there to read some of our early thinking. There are likely to be some big opportunites for startups!