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How to login to the Magnatune app for iPhone iOS
I’m a Magnatune lifetime member. First thing I wanted to know was how to login to the iPhone app, so I don’t have to hear the spoken message at the end of each track (placed there because every song is … Continue reading
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Bandwidth Caps Are Deceptive
Time to revisit my post, “Dramatically Lower Bandwidth Cap” from May 30. It turns out it sparked a mini debate. I am disappointed with joetron2030′s suggestion to “leave” the offending ISP. It seems that Clear does offer uncapped service (but … Continue reading
Removing Adobe Bonjour CS3 to fix 0.0.0.0 Gateway Address (I hate Adobe)
In my top 100 things that piss me off is Adobe. I think their motto is “Mistreat Your Users.” I found hundreds of pages on this issue, but only one full solution (and it wasn’t from Adobe) to remove Adobe … Continue reading
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Dramatically Lower Bandwidth Cap
OMG, it’s been six months since I posted. Too, too busy. I got this in the mail this week: The cards says: Dear EarthLink Internet Cable Service Powered by Comcast customer: Effective July 1, 2010 the terms of service for … Continue reading
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Backup Software
I want backup software that does incremental backups at the file level. It might waste more space, but it would be easier to retrieve lost files. It should make a folder for each date-time (YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS) it finds a changed file … Continue reading
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VMWare could be so cool
I’ve now paid for VMWare Fusion 2 and for an upgrade to 3. It seems the upgrade added a few minor new features. It mostly seemed like bug fixes (like making Windows 7 work properly). Two big bugs that haven’t … Continue reading
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horrible etrade baby commercials
I cannot wait until the day I never have to watch etrade baby commercials ever again. Makes me want to swear to express how blanking stupid the commercials are. I can’t even give a critique. They’re just stupid. So stupid … Continue reading
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iPhone Features (leftovers)
In my iPhone Features Sunday, post on February 22nd, 2009, I gave a list of my top choices. I have to say, I think that they’re past the point of pushing normal users to jailbreak their iPhones. I have no … Continue reading
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Taxes
I think that we’d end up with a healthier economy if we’d simplify the tax code to just one law. It should simply be: For any sale by an American (or American Company), the local government gets X percent, the … Continue reading
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iPhone Features
I recently got an iPhone and I have found that there are many features at iPhone Features (petitions) that I would really like. The great part is all you need to provide is your Name, City, and Country — Email … Continue reading
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Songs are still worth coins in a hat
If you make your living off of performing arts (or ads or coding) then you may find that at some time you’ll need to get a day job to support your love of this activity. If you can’t find a … Continue reading
Digg cloud and Digg lead stories
Digg needs to have a feature to cloud articles together around a topic or event, plus a way to vote for which story is the lead story in the cloud of stories.
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Save and Save As
I really can’t stand software that makes me save all the time. I like the Save As… feature, but mostly so I can set a bookmark of revision (or to make sure I have a revert avenue after any layout … Continue reading
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40-Hour Work Week
The forty hour work week is only a compromise between indentured servitude and a healthy amount of work a person can do in one week. It isn’t an ideal number of hours for human labor in one week, nor is … Continue reading
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Websites for Utilities and Services
I have some suggestions for some institutions that give me some access online to manage my account with them: Bank of America: Quit it with the SiteKey shit! (If you’re a site that still doesn’t have SiteKey, please, please never … Continue reading
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Stagger “Open All in Tabs” Firefox Extension
It’d be nice if someone would write an extension that would make it so loading 20 tabs at once would stagger the starting of loading each tab, so they wouldn’t all connect to their respective servers all at once, but … Continue reading
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