Disclaimer: Being a mere eighteen years of age, I am perhaps not the most qualified person to be writing this. Further disclaimer: I’m not a very good writer. Proceed with caution.
I know I was supposed to post my iLife ‘09 review today, but as I was walking home from work, this seemed like a much [...]
Archive for January, 2009
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Doing Things to be Doing Things
Jan
28
NE Train Ride – Taking iMovie ‘09 for a Spin
Checking out the new version of iMovie. Trying out some new titles (which I like), video filters (which cannot be layered, which sucks), and video stabilization (which hardly works). I’ll end up posting a full review tomorrow or the day after.
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Of Genres and Tags
I have a completely tagged iTunes library. After several hours split between the previous two days, I have looked at every song in my library, every single one of the 12,332 songs that I have, and ensured that the song title, artist, album and genre are all correct. And in doing so, I have discovered that the current method of classifying albums and songs is, at best, woefully outdated. More realistically, it’s an empty and meaningless endeavor.
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Flip Mino HD
I have held to a firm belief for a long time: if you’re taking candid photos, it’s about 25% more work to take a candid video, but you’ll reap 100% more rewards. Photos are fantastic little things, but it’s simply more interesting to watch a video than flick through a photo album, especially on the internet. It is with this belief that I purchased a Flip Mino HD, which isn’t actually available in Canada (see sidebar for more info). The camera arrived Monday, January 4th and I started playing with it immediately. Read on for a more in-depth review of this amazingly small camcorder.
Jan
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Kanye West & Air
“Say You Will” by Kanye West sounds extremely similar (in style) to the Nomo Heroes remix of “Surfing on a Rocket” by Air.
Jan
8
What is Wrong With Steve Ballmer?
Snaps from today’s CES keynote, from Engadget. I have a hard time believing all of these were taken at awkward moments. Take a look at the guy controlling the company behind 90% of the world’s computers’ OSes*. Freaky!
On the plus side, at least we can see he isn’t shrinking.
* This sentence could have sounded a [...]
