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6 months ago

in Your Space in my Blog: 7th of January 2009 on Paulo Coelho's Blog
The thought that has helped me through a lot of days lately, is something I'd never heard before last week:

"Let's make better mistakes tomorrow."

that just really resonated with me — I hope it brings peace to someone else's day.

6 months ago

in Resolutions on Paulo Coelho's Blog
lose 40 pounds

start a non-profit agency

work less

spend less time on the computer

own less stuff

conquer my anxiety

8 months ago

in IBM Laptop Concept For Spies on Ubergizmo
How about a place to hide toothpaste so you can have clean teeth on a plane?

And I love the thought that a laptop is usually on the go, and doesn't have a printer. So you added weight with a useless feature.

How about hitting CTRL+ALT+DELETE simultaneously gives the user a lethal shock, and wipes the computer clean. Of course, running windows, who wants to commit suicide every day or two?

Security knob - that's for sure. Seriously? Is that like freedom fries, or do "agents" do something with knobs now to practice their craft?

2 years ago

in OhGizmo! » Archive » The PetPeek on OhGizmo!
Lord - this would just give my dog more stuff to bark at. No thanks.

3 years ago

in 2005 Reviewed, 2006 Previewed on Zatz Not Funny!
The Sling Box is a so-so technical hack. And I'll give you that it works.

But, why in the name of all that is useful, would you need access to your recorded collection from a web page? If you're in a hotel, you probably/hopefully already have a TV. If you're at work, shouldn't you be working? if you can afford wireless access while you're sitting in the airport lounge, you can probably afford a DVD player for your laptop.

Maybe I just don't love/crave/need my TV content like some people do — I just can't imagine wanting to watch Lost from my tivo box served up to a web page while I'm not someplace with a TV.

My prediction: It will go the way of the CueCat — another interesting technical hack, but utterly pointless device.

Full discolsure — I'm currently sitting in the belly of the headquarters of a large American electronics retailer that was part of the CueCat debacle, and also sells the Sling Box.
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