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  • Hypocrisy of Howard

    I’ve been listening to since he came to San Diego, with a short hiatus when I relocated to the Hampton Roads area of Virginia, until he became available on satellite. I have really enjoyed all these years, but it is becoming increasingly hard to put up with the increasingly formulaic show. Lately I have noticed…

  • Waiting again

    Waiting again 45 minutes… The skylight in the waiting room… The exam room, after I fell asleep only to wake up 30 minutes later… Still waiting… Finally found someone, and I was given the standard excuse that there was someone “really sick” that they were working with… It was the medical standard way of saying…

  • No More Mozy

    They have had their chance, and now I’m done with Mozy, and switching the rest of my offsite back to Backblaze, no more reticulating splines for me. My MacBook’s performance was abysmal, until I looked to see what was going on, and I find that mozy is consuming massive resources and not doing anything. I…

  • Why Do They Let Ballmer Speak in Public

    In this AP Article, Steve Ballmer makes the following statement: “Let’s face it, the Internet was designed for the PC. The Internet is not designed for the iPhone,” Ballmer said. “That’s why they’ve got 75,000 applications — they’re all trying to make the Internet look decent on the iPhone.” Now one of the marketing strategy’s…

  • The Irony Of Walmart

    The other day, I was visiting my favorite website ever, PeopleOfWalmart.com, when I noticed something a little funky about the ads I was seeing. There’s just something fundamentally wrong with Brooks Brothers and Anne Taylor ads on a People Of Walmart. Interesting that a day or so after I pulled the screenshot, the ads weren’t…