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- RT @gvplaces: After two months of fighting with it, GV Places 1.3 has been submitted to the App Store. http://t.co/DTZqONfh 9 hours ago
- Ed bought CANNED oysters on #TopChef? Really? Has he never watched this stupid show before? Canned items are the kiss of death. 21 hours ago
- @brettbum I see the wildling Ygritte as Irish, since she is described as being "touched by fire." 1 day ago
- @brettbum I got it in my head that she was like a voodoo queen or something. I imagined African or Creole. And she sounds like Ms. Cleo. 1 day ago
- Am I the only one who pictured Melisandre in the Song of Ice and Fire books as being African? That's how she is in my head... 1 day ago
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Google Chrome Sync Not Working? Try This
I use Google Chrome exclusively as my browser on both Mac and Windows, and I pretty much love everything about it. One of the things I love most about it is the ability to sync most of your settings between … Continue reading
GV Places 1.1 Now Available In the App Store
After sitting in the to-be-reviewed queue at Apple for a week, I’m happy to announce that version 1.1 of GV Places is now available for purchase. The full list of changes is here.
GV Places 1.1 Submitted To App Store
Yesterday, I submitted version 1.1 of GV Places to the App Store for review. I am hopeful that it won’t take as long to get through this time, but I’m not holding my breath. The biggest news is that I … Continue reading
GV Places Is Now In the iTunes App Store
I am pleased to announce that my first iPhone app, called GV Places, is now available in the iTunes App Store. If you have an iPhone (preferably a 3GS or 4) and a Google Voice account, you might like it. … Continue reading
Bogus Search Results From Sys-Con
Updated! Be sure to scroll down for the latest! I’m writing a blog post dealing with Scala’s XML literal syntax and how to use it for object de/serialization and so I wanted to get a list of existing Java XML … Continue reading
My Google Apps Migration Is Complete
I mentioned the other day that I’d switched over to Google Apps, and had initiated a POP3 transfer of all my mail from my previous Gmail account to the new one. I’m happy to report that it finally finished. I … Continue reading
I Just Switched To Google Apps For My Domain
I’ve been using Gmail for a few years now, just having it send mail as [email protected], and not using the actual @gmail.com address at all. Or so I thought. Most email clients displayed email from me the way I wanted, … Continue reading
Chrome Is Cool, But No Mac Version Yet
Yesterday, the internets were all a-flutter about Chrome, Google’s new surprise web browser. Sure, I downloaded it, like everyone else, and I was impressed by its rendering speed. I used it for a few hours without any problems at all. … Continue reading
Holy Clogged Arteries, Batman!
I love Krispy Kreme doughnuts. I mean love. Love, as in, if they were alive, I’d marry them. Love, as in, if I were on a desert island and a plane flew overhead and accidentally dropped something, I’d wish it … Continue reading
Google Reader May Trump Bloglines For Me
I’ve been using Bloglines.com for feed reading for a few years now. I had tried Google Reader before, but I was quite happy with Bloglines, so I never switched. I’ve actually been using beta.bloglines.com, their beta site, ever since they … Continue reading
Cuil Thinks I’m More Relevant Than Dr. Horrible
I was looking through my web stats this morning and I noticed that I had a link from cuil.com, the latest in a long string of supposed “Google Killers.” I clicked on the link, http://www.cuil.com/search?q=”dr horrible” and was quite surprised … Continue reading
New Version of My Google Blosxom Plugin
I’ve finally gotten around to updating my Google plugin for Blosxom that’s been languishing for several months now. No longer must you use the cheesy ‘KW:’ style keywords; I now use the Meta plugin, so you can add a meta-google_keywords: … Continue reading
My Blosxom 2.0 Google Plugin
I’m releasing a preview version of my Google plugin for Blosxom 2.0. We’ve all seen blog entries with a little “G” or “Google” that when clicked execute a search at Google for something related to the blog topic. I’ve seen … Continue reading





