November 11, 2014 – 8:22 am
Mr. Obama has decided to weight in on net neutrality, which has mostly been some sort of minor Progressive issue that they want because….well, no one is really sure. Most of them are probably not sure. They just know that Government Regulation Is Awesome. As long as it only negatively affects Other People, of course. […]
July 26, 2014 – 8:11 pm
I mentioned a week ago that I had purchased an Acer Iconia B1-730 tablet, and mentioned the pros and cons. One interesting thing in all the pro reviews was the mention that the Android 4.3.3 was stripped down. Having played with it, they weren’t kidding. It was missing several capabilities, including the ability for automatic […]
July 18, 2014 – 11:40 am
I didn’t really need a new tablet, but I did want one. My Elocity tablet is almost 4 years old, and cannot be updated since it is rooted. Gives me little troubles like freezing. Can’t use the new Play Store. No accelerometer. Others. I decided to take some of that sweet sweet birthday cash and […]
May 14, 2014 – 2:48 pm
Most news sources are positioning this as a tax on e-cigarettes themselves, which is not quite correct. There will be no excise tax on the devices used, whether they be ones where you purchase replacement cartridges, such as Blue, or ones where you refill the cartridges yourself, such as my Kanger EVOD. Instead, they’re aiming […]
April 23, 2014 – 8:05 pm
I mentioned before that I obtained my Joyetech 510-T e-cig starter kit from myfreedomsmokes.com. I’ve truly enjoyed the 510-T, has worked really well, excellent flavor, though have to avoid some of the heavier e-liquids. Which is fine, because I’ve settled on 3 that I really like. One is a mocha-coffee flavor, my main. A strawberry-chocolate, […]
March 11, 2014 – 10:21 am
With the demise of Google Reader, people, including myself, scrambled for new feedreaders. First, a quick explanation of what a feedreader does, for those unaware. A good chunk of websites have what is called RSS, Really Simply Syndication/Rich Site Summery. There are various types of RSS feeds, RSS, RSS2, Atom, and others. They can syndicated […]
January 20, 2014 – 3:15 pm
Via Caveman Circus Every single item from a 1991 RadioShack flyer can now be done with a smartphone BTW, take a gander at the specs of the computer. Yikes!
January 2, 2014 – 7:42 pm
Two navigation apps for ya tonight, folks. The first is Waze, an open source navigation system, where users can share all sorts of data like police, accidents, delays, and so much more. It, like everything else I mention, is free. I like the functionality a bit more than the standard Google maps navigation program. Graphics […]
January 1, 2014 – 6:53 pm
I’ve been a bit slack with Android recommendations, but here’s a good one. A fun little sorta side scroller called Oh My Goat. The main character, Patrick the Goat has been turned into a cube, along with all his animal friends. It takes great reflexes and timing. Check it out.
December 19, 2013 – 8:44 pm
I’m not making an app recommendation today. Instead, I’m suggesting that anyone caught using a ringtone that comes with their smartphone to have it taken away and replaced with an old Motorola brickphone. That’s how much default ringtones annoy me. Seriously, folks have this super cool phone that can do things no one even considered […]
