To anticipate and prevent
It’s a truck For the last 2 years, I’ve had a Prius. It was a good car, with some nice electronic toys to be sure. It most definitely gets fantastic gas mileage. That being said, it is a bit… meh. Now I didn’t get rid of it because it was “meh” (IE unexciting), I got…
So here’s the situation: You want to read some manga offline. This manga is not currently available in print, in the United States. So you go online and start searching for it. Search as you might, you can’t find anywhere that lets you download ALL of. Sure, you can get some of the more recent…
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As you may have seen on my twitter, Akido killed me last night, nothing useful to post today.
One of the first things I did after getting my shiny new Nexus One was to plug it into my computer for development. After all, development was the entire reason I bought this very expensive new toy (well, it might not be the only reason, but it is the one I use to justify actually…
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As I previously promised/threatened: more videos. Here’s my first impressions of the Nexus One after about 12 hours of playing with it. The video is short, just 5 minutes. I move fairly quick and don’t show off a lot of depth, but I’ll cover more detailed aspects down the road in separate videos. (Click to…
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You’d think it is fairly easy to export something in Outlook 2010, but apparently Microsoft has decided that anything that isn’t in a ribbon should be completely counter intuitive. So here’s how to export: File (tab) Import (Yes… Import) “Export to a file” Next “Comma Separated Values (Windows)” Next Select your Contacts folder Next Select…
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