Entries Tagged as 'Technology'
E74. You sank my Xbox.
After just over a year of dedicated service, last Friday Xbox #2 decided it only wants to display an error screen that features the code E 74. Seems like there may be another heat related failure issue plaguing the Xbox 360. Joystiq has compiled some “less than scientific” evidence as a means of tracking the […]
Categories: Games · Xbox 360 · Technology
JPG that JPG
Generation Loss from hadto on Vimeo.
So this is what happens when you JPG a JPG 600 times. via Boing Boing.
Categories: Random · Technology · Media
wireless networks and modems
Moving into my parents house where my dad uses Verizon DSL and an Airport Extreme base that sits up high in his closet. All this works fine on his end of the house but it’s sketchy on my end. I get about one bar in the hallway and 0-1 bars in the computer room. When […]
Categories: Technology
Metaphorically appropriate
Content for a future post: how I have lost my faith in Apple (or have I already gone on about that one?). Anyhow, this is a little utility I find appropriate to my Mac experiences these days:
Super useful Mac utility
Categories: Technology
Big Dog II
If you thought the first vid was creepy…
Categories: Uncategorized · Videos · Technology · Science
More like Mass Hard-on!
I just finished this game and immediately started playing it again. The genius of it is that you can make good conscious decisions in one game, and then decide you want to be a complete jerk in another. I think I’ll start a new character and have him be really really nice all the time […]
Categories: Games · Xbox 360 · Technology · Stories · Science
iNsane
New iPods just got introduced. Ipods with clickwheels are now known as iPod Classic. New touchscreen technology and wifi are now available in the new iPod Touch. It looks exactly like the iPhone without the phone guts. How wonderfully confusing. Since it has WIFI, can you hook a mic […]
Categories: Design · Technology
Halo 3 User Experience Testing
Wired was invited behind the scenes to scope out the lengths to which Bungie has user tested Halo 3. I think this type of feedback gathering turns movies from “artful” enterprises to “marketing” enterprises. Case in point, The Ice Harvest is a great, comedic, noir film in which the upbeat ending has to of […]
Categories: Games · Xbox 360 · Technology · Science
retro encabulator
You think the USS Enterprise has one of these?
Categories: Videos · Random · Technology · Science
NERDS!!!
http://www.google.com/intl/xx-hacker/
For those who know teh difference between h4×0r and roxor
Categories: Technology
iPhone is Sideburns
Conan OBrien Commercial
Categories: Entertainment · Technology
The day the iPhone dropped
Lenox mall in the ATL, Apple store. Amazing number of people showing out to get the new iPhone. A buddy here at work picked one up yesterday. I must say, it is very impressive.
Categories: Technology
big ass table
This will probably sweep the world in about a half-hour, but here it is…hilarious:
Categories: Videos · Technology
end of an era
This week, Netflix will be sending me the last three videos in my queue. So ends my dedicated membership of about 34 months, and something in the neighborhood of 1500 DVDs (estimate). It’s strictly the neighborhood video store from now on!
I’ve got to say, I’m looking forward to it. Netflix is a killer service, to […]
Categories: Technology · Movies
synonym study
Interesting alternate footage of Steve Jobs’ WWDC keynote really seems to capture the essence of this year’s presentation.
Categories: Videos · Technology