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Re: Classical Composition

Dan Harrison — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 12:41:02 -0000

Classical music composition? That is so badass. I need to go back to school.

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Dan Harrison — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 17:39:37 -0000

Woah, this guys stuff is gorgeous. I will definitely come with you when you go.

Re: SocialThing vs. FriendFeed

Dan Harrison — Sat, 12 Apr 2008 23:20:59 -0000

Invite? If you still have one...

Re: Single vs. Multiple Computer Setups

Dan Harrison — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 00:19:07 -0000

Yeah. The calendar is nice, but the experience still really needs that Apple touch. For example, I can create events on my iPhone that will sync back to iCal, but they all get put in one category. It'd be nice to have that be the default, but be able to assign them on the Phone if I wanted. Also, there's no good way to handle syncing my mobile calendar with any online calendar (read Google Calendar), though I suspect/hope that someone will do this when the SDK gets released. Even a program that replaces the included calendar program would be okay as long as it synced with GC and had audible/vibrate notifications.

I'm waiting for a native app for todo as well. EDGE is totally usable if you can avoid all the HTML/CSS/image overhead: MobileMail is delightful to use, while even something as basic as Todoist is not.

Re: Single vs. Multiple Computer Setups

Dan Harrison — Sun, 10 Feb 2008 23:58:09 -0000

I'm definitely the odd one out when it comes to this as I can't stand desktop computers (more precisely, I like the laptop scissor-style keyboards, and my preferred desk is an infeasibly sized wooden table). As a result, I don't use my desktop for most stuff and only use the laptop when I'm out of my room, but rather use my laptop for everything and use my "desktop" (which is currently a 12" powerbook with a broken screen and several external hard drives) solely for network available storage and as a poor man's AirTunes.

As a side note, my iPhone is fantastic, but would not work as a laptop replacement (for a techie). The three things biggest hurdles are the lack of a physical keyboard, the limited RAM, and the lack of a devel environment. The SDK release will only address the last one. Even when someone does write a Textmate port (or SSH/emacs/vim as they have with the hacked phones), the lack of pixels will still be an issue.

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