Entries Tagged as Glorified Junk Bucket

My iPhone Purchase Has Been a Time Suck

July 27th, 2008 9:20pm
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I bought an iPhone about 3 weeks ago and I am still wasting 4 hours on a Sunday playing around with new applications. It does everything I have been trying to do with my past smartphones and completely solves the major problem that I have been trying to solve for years…i am able to walk […]

Insanity: Whitehorse Beach Plymouth, MA 3rd of July

July 4th, 2008 6:52pm
Filed under: Bright Side · Flickr Finds · Glorified Junk Bucket · Stuffed or Drunk
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Every July 3rd, Plymouth opens the beach for 4 hours, lights 6 or 7 HUGE bonfires, and let’s people drink and shoot off whatever fireworks they want to. Trust me…it is as nuts as it sounds. I recommend experiencing it for yourself next year. Click here to see some more shots of the Insanity.
Enjoy.

Re-Post: iTunes Tweak To Ease M3U Pain

July 3rd, 2008 12:46pm
Filed under: Glorified Junk Bucket · Music · Software · What I Learned Today
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I have been getting a lot of traffic to this post which I originally wrote back in November of 2005. I thought I would share it again since it still works and is one of the most important digital music listening assets I have. Re-Enjoy.

For anyone who listens to mp3’s streamed from the web and […]

Flowgram Makes Screencasts and Link Sharing Sexy Again

July 3rd, 2008 12:25pm
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Instead of sending someone a link or pictures via an email or over IM, next time send them a FlowGram. A FlowGram allows you create a real interactive experience for whomever you want to send information to. Instead of them trying to figure out why you are sending them the link, you can actually walk […]

akaRaff’s Guide to Making Boursin Roasted Chicken

June 29th, 2008 11:21am
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I love this recipe and I am not a huge fan of chicken. Charlotte’s Boursin Roasted Chicken will make chicken seem like an aged Rib-eye. It is one of my go-to dishes when entertaining friends and never fails to impress. With 4 ingredients, the ease of execution of this dish will make you want to […]

Flip-Flops, Foot Pain, & An Unbridled Obesity Diagnosis

June 19th, 2008 8:01pm
Filed under: Glorified Junk Bucket · Miscellaneous · What I Learned Today
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I signed up for Seesmic a little while back and today I decided to actually check it out. For those who haven’t heard about it, the service is basically a video version of Twitter. Since I know I am not ready to unleash a video version of this mug to the world quite yet […]

Humble Pie Does Not Taste Like Chicken

January 20th, 2008 5:21pm
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I have been having horrible luck with my work laptop so I am about to implement a way to automatically back up my hard drive.
What happens when you combine random music snippets with a stream of random Flickr photos? You get something amazing called Islands of Consciousness. The result is stuck between creepy and beautiful.
Get […]

Dane Cook MashUp With Anime

January 6th, 2008 4:10am
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This is just pure genius.
There are a ton more like this on Youtube. Just seach for “AMV Comedians”. The Chappelle one is great too.
Enjoy

via GoogleTube Video Of The Day

Technorati: Dane Cook,
Mashup,
Anime,
AMV Comedians

What To Do When Windows Dies And Your Hard Drive Does Not

December 9th, 2007 6:29pm
Filed under: Glorified Junk Bucket · Software · What I Learned Today
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My work laptop died yesterday morning. It was acting very odd on Friday (i.e. very slow and a lot of “not responding” going on) and finally yesterday morning I got a fatal Blue Screen of Death. My boot file was corrupt and I was up shit’s creek. I hadn’t backed up my stuff in months […]

Focusing On The Essentials

November 25th, 2007 9:15am
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Even though I haven’t been posting in a long time, I have definitely been keeping up with the ever changing realm of the web. After posting about my go to Web 2.0 services back in May 2006, I found myself inundated with new and exciting Web 2.0 offerings. Unfortunately in this world of over-abundance it […]