Tuesday, September 30, 2014
I loved a song on Last.fm: Joshua Radin - I'd Rather Be With You (Radio Edit)
I loved a song on Last.fm: Ray LaMontagne - You Are the Best Thing
Scenes* From the Upcoming Tetris Movie, Which Is a Totally Real Thing
An "epic sci-fi movie" version of the video game Tetris is in the works, because if Hollywood loves one thing, it's action blockbusters based on nostalgia-fueled brands with nonsensical plots (see: Transformers, Battleship, TMNT, really the entire Michael Bay oeuvre).
An interesting read via Gizmodo
Apple accused of receiving illegal state aid in Ireland
An interesting read via TUAW: Apple news, reviews and how-tos since 2004 RSS Feed
“I’m Here So I Can Sleep At Night”
An interesting read via The Dish
Saving Recipes with the AnyList Extension
An interesting read via MacStories
Cheat Death the Benjamin Franklin Way in Sleepy Hollow: “The Kindred”
All right, I need to get something off my chest. The Sleepy Hollow theme song is driving me crazy. Really, truly crazy, because it loops in my head, but, you know the point where it sort of fades into a deeper note and then ends? In my head, it segues into “The Theme from Arthur.” I don’t even think I’ve ever seen Arthur. Why is this happening to me? Is the show trying to get me into the correct state of lunacy to enjoy it? Is my brain trying to murder me? What the hell motive could my brain have for murdering me?
Lets try to recap this sucker.
[I’ve always been good to you, brain!]
An interesting read via Tor.com Frontpage Partial - Blog and Story Content
Why You Should Drive the Agenda During a One-On-One With Your Boss
Use one-on-one time with your boss wisely by preparing your own talking points. Take pre-meeting time to prepare a list of things that need discussed, then use it.
An interesting read via Lifehacker
Self-Destructing SSDs Will Nuke Themselves If You Text Them a Code Word
Losing a laptop full of personal files like family photos is upsetting, but losing a laptop full of private corporate info and trade secrets is instead downright terrifying. So when you absolutely can't risk misplaced data falling into the wrong hands, a GSM-equipped SSD drive that can remotely physically self-destruct guarantees the utmost of security and privacy.
An interesting read via Gizmodo
Google gives students unlimited cloud storage
An interesting read via Engadget RSS Feed
Those idiot kids who were bending iPhone 6s have (sorta) apologized
An interesting read via TUAW: Apple news, reviews and how-tos since 2004 RSS Feed
Will The Hawks Come Around On Rand?
An interesting read via The Dish