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Hands Free Law I ran across this video the other day that makes fun of the new California "Hands Free" law – wherein California makes it illegal to hold a cell phone and have a conversation.  Ironically, you can still … Continue reading →

Live Mail Fail (still) Okay…a few more weeks have passed, and surely my Live Mail Woes issues that I blogged about in June are resolved, right?  WRONG!  Oh I keep hoping…today’s the day…today’s the day that I’m going to click … Continue reading →

Live Mail Woes Continue… On May 6th I was doing a re-install of the OS on my laptop and I installed Live Mail – which had previously been working fine.  That was up until the "unable to synchronize folders" issue … Continue reading →

Windows XP SP3 Nothing too ground-breaking here, just some info on XP Service Pack 3 that I wanted to post.  It should be available for pretty much everybody to install now via Windows Update.  If you haven’t taken the time, … Continue reading →

Mid-Atlantic Codecamp Saturday Coming Up! If you haven’t been to a code camp, you’re really missing out on a fantastic opportunity.  Where else can you find a full day of FREE programmer training, FREE food and s.w.a.g. in addition to … Continue reading →

M.A.C. World Orlando??? I teased Joe Healy (aka DevFish at DevFish.NET) when I first saw the announcement of a "Mother of All Camps" in Orlando.  I shot him an email asking whether they would consider naming the event "MAC World … Continue reading →

THE EMPIRE STRIKES BARACK This is funny!  Pretty much covers the debacle that is leading up to the Democratic primary… The Empire Strikes Barack <political_rant> While we’re on the topic of politics…(my, what a great segway the video provides)…  Does … Continue reading →

Hummingbird Video http://images.video.msn.com/flash/soapbox1_1.swf Hummingbird on feeder We just put out the hummingbird feeders over the weekend and we’re already getting customers.  I saw this little guy coming and going on the feeder so I broke out the mini-tripod and started … Continue reading →

Cradlepoint Travel Routers Last fall, some co-workers and I headed up to ReMix in Boston.  We checked into the oh-so-affordable hotel and attempted to strategize on how we were going to get online to check on the servers back home.  … Continue reading →

Google Earth 4.3 Just before Earth Day, Google released an updated version of their Google Earth application.  For those not familiar with it, you install a GIS-type application and it gives you a virtual globe with user-selectable layers.  New in … Continue reading →