January 2011
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MobileMe Mail and an Email Address from a Custom...
Finally figured out the MobileMe mail “send from” domain issue on iOS devices. Like on MobileMe on the web and Apple Mail, on an iOS device you must configure an additional SMTP server for the custom “send from” domain (not to be confused with MobileMe aliases). Once configured, ensure it’s turned “on” as an alternate SMTP server for your MobileMe...
Jan 28th
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“The iPad is an intensely personal device. In its design intent it is, truly,...”
– How the iPad Wants to be Used (via) is the very problem with iOS in its current form. Although I love the idea of the iPad, the fact that iOS is not designed to be passed around seems, to me anyhow, to be problematic. All consumer operating systems should, at the very least, offer a basic multi-user...
Jan 27th
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“For the second year in a row, the U.S. military has lost more troops to suicide...”
– What an amazing comment that accurately portrays the state of the United States military today.
Jan 26th
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“So, when Ovitz’s company folded, Sotira put $15,000 down on the first...”
– A rather underwhelming quote in an otherwise interesting article about deviantART in the upcoming issue of Entrepreneur Magazine. I do find it interesting how the author made a point to articulate Matt’s and my ownership of shares of deviantART, Inc. Taken at face value it probably sounds...
Jan 26th
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“Android is hardly the only mobile security offender. Apple tends to ship patches...”
– Don’t Sacrifice Security on Mobile Devices is an article by the EFF discussing the state of security patches for mobile operating systems. Fundamentally I do not have an issue with the idea of promoting quicker patching of major bugs on mobile operating systems like Android, iOS and Windows...
Jan 23rd
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Jan 21st
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Jan 21st
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“I jumped in: “And then, of course, the second act is about how they become evil...”
– On Google and evil is a great write-up by John August. First he discusses the possibility of writing a screenplay about the early days of Google. More importantly, he shifts his discussion to the much larger issue of all the data Google stores on everyone. I am growing increasingly concerned about...
Jan 20th
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Priorities →
We have 14 million officially unemployed Americans, and another 14 million who can work only part-time or have just given up. More than one million American families lost their homes last year. And yet the first order of business for the new Republican majority in the House is to see to it that 30 million Americans cannot see a doctor when they are sick. Even with cancer. - Former U.S....
Jan 20th
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“So anybody here today who has not accepted Jesus Christ as their savior,...”
– Alabama governor: Non-Christians are ‘not my brother’. Believe it or not this is the world we live in today, where religious intolerance is rewarded. WTF has happened to the U.S.?
Jan 19th
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Jan 16th
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Jan 16th
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“If you’ve ever been convinced by a salesperson that you truly wanted a...”
– How to Plant Ideas in Someone’s Mind. Inception for the rest of us.
Jan 15th
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December 2010
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“The legal bargain from 1971 simply does not and cannot produce the outcome it...”
– Half-formed thought on Wikileaks & Global Action. This is probably some of the most interesting commentary to-date on the Wikileaks saka unfolding on the international stage.
Dec 31st
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“Two suspects are arrested by the police. The police have insufficient evidence...”
– Prisoner’s dilemma is fairly interesting phenomenon of game theory but even more intriguing from a social or psychological perspective.
Dec 31st
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