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Posterous BlogLinkedInTweetsvizualize.me (beta)FacebookHistoric WebsitesContactWith the sudden unavailability of free drive space on my netbook, I did a little digging to see what could be done to lasso in some pesky space-waters. When I ran WinDirStat I was surprised to see that Dropbox accounted for 24.6GB of hard drive space. This seemed particularly odd, since I only have about 12GB in my whole account.
An expanded dropbox, local skydrive, and google drive ate up a fair bit of space. Yikes!
He's had hits and misses, but to date the laughs outweigh the groans. I've just read two different articles where Chevy is in demand. The likelihood of at least one of these being absolute rubbish is pretty high...and the odds of both being awful is much higher than the odds of both being good.
This was a pretty swanky project that we got to watch the progress of while we were in Salt Lake City. This skyway was what I looked down at from my office each day. It’ll be cool to check out when we visit (need to get something on the calendar for that too….)
First there was the iPad. Then iPad2. Now "The new iPad".
Microsoft means business...they've turned their sights directly on their competitors in their latest online marketing campaigns. Seriously, they don't make some vague reference to a competitor, they're calling them out!
The site starts you off with a page where you click a fake restart button (choosing from a dozen or so), then the website mimics the restart. Below is a screenshot part way through the reboot into Windows 1.01.
I've only watched ten minutes so far, but if you haven't seen this, it's worth a look see.
I was expecting a Schrute-esque snarky comment, but sadly it never came. Watch a little bit and I think you'll understand.
So no dice for checking out CloudOn tonight....
iPad: CloudOn brings a fully-loaded version of Microsoft Office to the iPad, so you can edit documents on-the-go using all of Office's features, and store your documents right in your Dropbox.
The idea of being able to work with excel files from the cloud on my ipad (with full functionality) is a big wishlist item. Numbers is fun, but doesn't cut it.
[via lifehacker.com]
I popped in Raiders just last weekend when I was feeling a little Indy. This morning I found this video (Indyanimation via How-To-Geek, Neatorama) and it took me back to my stop motion animation endeavors. Great use of the movie soundtrack---and a wonderful one-person production.
http://www.carlsonschool.umn.edu/holiday11/
I did a lot of stop motion animation when I was younger, so this made me feel a bit nostalgic.
Enjoy!
The changes to posterous have kept me from posting much here...but that shouldn't keep me from wishing all of you a happy holiday!
