hellyeah! show episode 1x23 →
This is a good one. I’m really entertaining.
Does an order to decrypt a hard drive violate the protection of the Fifth Amendment against self-incrimination? →
The following is written in response to some articles and commentary on MacInTouch, regarding Declan McCullagh’s article on CNET about Judge Blackburn’s decision ordering Ramona Fricosu to decrypt her laptop.
Sick burn, Boehner →
Countering President Obama’s decision to host Warren Buffet’s secretary for the State of the Union, House Speaker John Boehner said Tuesday he will host a handful of people who would have benefited if Mr. Obama had approved the Keystone XL pipeline.
In other words, Boehner has invited everyone that would benefit from this scheme. That’s just the kind of big thinking we need, keep it up Mr. Speaker.
iPhone 4 users without Siri may like Evi →
And once the service stabilizes I’m sure I’ll be able to use it. A real shame Apple just can’t let iPhone 4 users have Siri.
Rep. Lamborn boycotting the State of the Union Address →
Hey remember when this assbag referred to being linked to the policies of the President of the United States as “touching a tar baby”?
I’m shocked SHOCKED to hear that he’s also one of those attorneys in Congress that doesn’t do anything but argue with people over and over again.
In a hilarious turn of events, two of the four disks in my NAS at home are starting to collect ever-escalating numbers of re-allocated sectors. I have shipped 4 disks to Seagate this month already.
My prediction: I ship 4 more by the end of February.
McSweeney’s Internet Tendency: In Which I Fix My Girlfriend’s Grandparents’ WiFi and Am Hailed as a Conquering Hero. →
(via Instapaper)
Apple, America and a Squeezed Middle Class - NYTimes.com →
An excellent article on the state of manufacturing in the United States, and Apple’s supply chain.
I bet you can’t show me a single product for the Mac owned by Symantec that doesn’t suck harder than a Twilight novel.
Sadly, the Star Wars: Garbage Compactor Bathtub Playset never sold more than a few dozen units, and languished on shelves until being recalled by Kenner in 1982.
