Tag: linkedin
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Pono: Neil Young Thinks CDs Suck
I got a ton of flack from people on Ars when I commented that CD quality audio lost a lot of information that greatly affected a listener’s perception, and MP3 and other compressed audio formats simply made a bad situation worse. I over-simplified my argument to keep it approachable, and had some wannabe audio experts…
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Why I give free advice…
A few times a week someone asks me about something related to computers or technology. I like answering the questions for several reasons, and I give advice for free for one very good reason. First: I like answering because it’s an exercise for the brain. It makes me take all my knowledge and apply it…
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A Quick DRAM Speed Note
RAM Speed Calculation I see a lot of confusion about this subject so here is a quick guide for finding out what sort of RAM your computer takes. Let’s say you are out at a store, and see what looks like a great deal on some more RAM for your computer, but you don’t know…
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20120131 Status Update. AKA: “All Work and No Play Makes M a Tired Boy.”
I have been silent since about the beginning of the year thanks to an old project that is restarting and being revamped (and hopefully finished). So, the focus the next month will be doing that. I’ve intensified my efforts at learning more AJAX and refining both my PHP and MySQL abilities. As I continue to…
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Technology Failures or “Hammering with a Screwdriver”
The guiding principle of technology is, technology is supposed to make our lives better by alleviating the drudgery from our lives and letting us have more time doing what we enjoy. But there is a dark side to technology, and I am not talking about surveillance this time. This dark side is perpetrated by people…
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Dear iTunes, Stop the Login Madness
Apple does some weird things. Sure it is great that they buck trends, innovate and push the entire consumer focuses sector forward. But sometimes they don’t seem to get their own philosophy when it comes to their own products. With that said here’s the latest of Apple software blunders:
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How to Talk to Customer Service Reps
The following was posted on a special interest web forum and I thought I would share it here since it relates to things I often touch on. This article briefly explains my approach to talking to and getting my issue resolved or at least something back from them. When I have to call any support…
