In an ideal world, Safari would be the dominant browser. There, I said it. It doesn’t have to be the only option, as Firefox certainly has a lot to offer, but recent releases have made it unquestionably the most progressive browser on the market. It is blazing fast, supports a good chunk [...]
I think I’ve always been an “all or none” kind of guy, and my relationship with technology is no exception. Like a starving used car salesman pitching a prospective customer, I tend to proselytize my victim on my current setup, regardless of relevance. I was a fervent if not rabid IBM customer until [...]
Amidst the chaos that will be next week as I try to attend every event at WWDC, I’m also going to be working on some personal development projects as it will be my first “vacation time” since January.
I try to simulate diverse environments in my dev area, but I know that there are some unpredictables [...]
So the check finally cleared, and the ticket has been transferred to my name. I leave for LAX on Friday evening to spend 2 days with my friend from college Sam Sero, and then on Sunday afternoon I arrive in SFO.
I’ve compiled a quick little list of the events I [...]
First things first: I’ve booked my flight to San Francisco. Fellow foodie Tom read my WWDC post, and decided to google for it. I’d been in Knoxville for the past 2 days, and hadn’t had much chance to search on my own. Tuesday morning:
tom: Found that ticket yet?
me: no.
tom: Tried this one [...]
I couldn’t make this up if I wanted to. Shortly after firing off my sniveling email where I begged for a ticket like a groveling fanboy, this showed up in my inbox:
I stared at it for a couple seconds, trying to decide whether I was hallucinating, or if this was some cruel joke being [...]
Long story short (which gets explained in the email below), I was offered an opportunity to go to WWDC by my work, but now the site is saying that it is sold out (for the first time ever!).
This is my last hope that either someone from Apple will see this blog, or someone [...]