‘Seinfeld’ stars guest on ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’
I could barely care less about the cast of Seinfeld. The good news here is that CYE returns! Wooo!
Maybe it’s just news to me, but I’m glad to hear it in any case.
I have been thinking about selling my iPod Touch lately, mainly because it just kinda sits there on my desk more often than not. I have been trying to think of situations where I could get more use out of it, but I kinda can’t. If I started using the lovely Metro, maybe I could get some mileage out of it, I dunno. Doesn’t seem worth it.
Then I thought, RADIO! I have my headphones on right now at work, and I’m listening to streaming audio of a terrestrial radio broadcast. Why the heck can’t we have a damn radio inside the iPod Touch / iPhone?
If this thing can have one, surely we can squeeze one into these Apple contraptions..
Right, so I called back since the turnaround time on repair is supposed to be 10 days (plus the online repair status updater still says they’re waiting to RECEIVE my n800…) and I shortly became really upset.
Remember chat rooms? People would use them before instant messaging was widespread and Myspace blew up. Though not what they once were, chat rooms are still useful for things like interacting with users, developing community, or even for support issues.
I got sick of looking at the online repair status viewer telling me that ALABAMA is pending receipt of my n800, so I called Nokia.
I finally convinced myself to buy the n800 one day when I wasn’t feeling good as a way to cheer myself up. It came a couple days later, and I was happy for a while. But then things turned south.
This is a pretty neat online service to mess around with. The EyeOS team has made a web app that looks like a desktop operating system. You can make office-type documents, use an RSS reader and web browser, talk to other members that are currently online, and other stuff too.
All you have to do is make a user account and you can access your EyeOS information and documents on any computer with an internet connection. It’s open source, so maybe people will eventually make the thing a little more usable (and useful) than it is now. But as it stands, it’s still a pretty neat idea. I use it for writing quick notes and storing files while I’m on a school computer. Might be worth a look if you’re bored.
I really need one of these. I want something that is more powerful than and gets internet better than my PSP. I’m tired of lugging my laptop to school just for surfing between classes, and I think I could make use of the PDA-type functions since I’m such a busy guy all of the sudden.
Plus look how damn handsome that thing is. And with the new firmware update, YouTube works better, which will be nice for watching old wrestling matches from WC forums. Skype calls, cheap SDHC memory expansion.. I’m going to buy one soon. I will post about this thingie when I order it, receive it, and start using it.
So I’m going to use this blog to try and keep track of stuff like homework, projects, and stuff on the internet that catches my eye. I had started making a site like this from scratch in PHP, but I figure this is probably an easier way to do it. We’ll see if I actually use this thing for a while before I decide to plunk down $15 to edit the CSS. I’m guessing it’ll probably happen. Installed it on my own server. I figure I should probably use the space that I’m paying for!
