Category: food
01/01/11 06:06 - 44.ºF - ID#53374
Kosta's octopus
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Category: holidays
01/01/11 05:17 - 55.ºF - ID#53372
New years eve 2011
- The tabletstravaganza on the couch with (e:Heidi) and (e:Chris). I was nervous at firs that I would regret the nook when I saw the other android tablets but instead it reenforced my feelings that t was the best electronics purchase I ever made. The bigger ones were too heavy and big. The screens were also crappy for reading which is what I care about most. The windows 7 one almost seemed like a joke. The interface was lame. For example, when you pressed an input to type, instead of Beijing up the keyboard a you would expect, it brought up a keyboard icon that you! have to press to bringup the keyboard. It was so freaking frustrating. Plus just imagineho slow it would get over time running windows.
- discussing enlightenment linux desktop with (e:uncutsanifkush). Too bad Tim was gone at that point.
- dealing with Geoffrey's supposed Volvo car robbery this morning. Turned out it was parked a couple blocks away and he forgot, but not before an hour long freakout. I used that time to clean the kitchen.
- meeting Eric's friend Lara. I wish I got to talk with her some more.
- Drinking the pink nuvo stuff that (e:metalpeter) brought.
- Realized that we did in fact have a snookie of our very own, she just needed a little mike plus tumeric and paprika rub skin treatment and hairspray. She accompanied ball drop.
- Droping the lit up ball down the stairwell, it is my very favorite part of new years. Next year I am going to make it crazier. Maybe a countdown clock or drop it off the roof.
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Category: hardware
12/31/10 05:12 - 48.ºF - ID#53366
Nexus 1 froyo 2.2 vs rooted nook with 2.1 eclair speed
Games like angry birds seem snappy as can be. I guess for the stuff I do with it speed doesn't matter and if I could trade some speed for battery life it seems perfectly worth it and typing on it is fantastic. This is definitely the perfect size for me.
I signed up for a dev account today. I am so curious how you are supposed to distribute apps considering there is no normal android market yet. The official specs are in this ::READ PDF::
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Category: hardware
12/31/10 03:18 - 41.ºF - ID#53363
My rooted nook
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Location: Buffalo, NY
Last Modified: 12/31/10 03:29
Category: hardware
12/29/10 06:54 - 27.ºF - ID#53351
Nook Color
I didn't want an ipad because they are just too darn freakin big and heavy. For me 7 inches is enough. Plus my phone already acts as a mobile hotspot, has a GPS, camera etc ad this thing wa only $248 vs $400-$600 with the ipad. I was a little torn between the nook color and the older monochrome e-ink readers like the regular nook or the kindle that have much mire amazing battery life.
In fact I argued with (e:enknot) about this one night for a while and I still feel like e-ink is easier to read but I like that the device doubles as a larger screen web browser. It also does music, pandora etc and being that it is actually android based I should be able to get the kindle app on here as well at some point.
Supposedly it works with the epub books from the library. I found it interesting that books really get checked out from the library meaning that so ebook (e:terry) wanted was checked out by someone else therefore not available.
I wrote a whole surebert suite for publishing ebooks in epub format. That will soon allow me to release a new feature for estrip were you can download your entire journal as one big ebook for safe keeping. The format is quite interesting. It is basically a zip file with a manifest anda bunch of related media and xhtml files.
So typing on this size screen is perfect? I can almost type a fast as if this were a real keyboard.
Oh one last thing is that magazines are freakin cheap like $1-$2/month but I couldn't find the linux magazines I wanted yet.
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Category: holidays
12/25/10 08:09 - 23.ºF - ID#53337
Christmas Eve
The kids were so excited about the whole process.
My little cousin loves to dress as Batman so my mom made my dad a superhero cape outfit to surprise him.
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Category: books
12/25/10 08:02 - 23.ºF - ID#53336
kids books
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Location: Buffalo, NY
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Category: shopping
12/25/10 07:56 - 23.ºF - ID#53335
Barnes And Nobles Continued
Today's experience was even worse. I wanted to get my brother an egift card but I didn't order it earlier because I didn't want it sent to his email until it was time for him to open gifts today.
So just before we opened gifts I ordered his egift online gift card on their site. It said they had instant delivery. It basically just sends an a link to the recipients email so that makes sense but right now it says it will not ship until Dec 30th. Although, it is instant delivery once it ships. That makes no freakin sense. How can it need to wait that long. I purchased it with a credit card I had on file so it really makes no sense.
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Category: beer
12/23/10 10:00 - 26.ºF - ID#53324
work party
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Location: Buffalo, NY
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Category: computers
12/23/10 06:56 - 26.ºF - ID#53323
Nook for PC on Fedora 14 Linux
They had it in nook format but I don't have a nook. Luckily, they have a bunch of other nook clients I have an android nexus one and a desktop computer which can be used to read nook ebooks. iPad and iPhone can be used too. I was sad to see that barnes and nobles only had a client for Mac and PC. Turns out the PC one ran perfect on wine on Fedora 14. No fuss, no finagling, simply download the exe file, install and run. Now I have the Grep Pocket Reference on both my phone and laptop.
The only thing that I did not like was that there was a 60 minute delivery time. It seems like if you are buying an ebook it should come immediately.
In the apps for my phone and computer, it just gave a generic error during those 60 minutes.
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