Stop trying to remembers your passwords. Just get Lastpass. Install it on your phone and computer. Pay the annual fee ($12). Done. Let Lastpass generate and remember crazy safe passwords for you. Have a unique safe password for every site. Store secure notes as well.…
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The new movie
Interstellar starring Matthew McConaughey and directed by Christopher Nolan is destined to become a science fiction classic like 2001 but I don’t think it will be appreciated in our time. At three hours long I think some audiences will have a hard time staying engaged.…
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I’ve been using my iPhone 6 Plus for a month now. I thought it was time to gather my thoughts about my experience with the new, larger phone. Prior to getting the new phone I was carrying an iPhone 5s and an iPad Mini (2nd Generation with Wifi).…
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WWDC 2014 starts in about a week. I’m sure that by this time next week there will be a line around Moscone West waiting to get in to hear what new offerings Apple has for their community. I was lucky enough to have been in that line over a dozen times going back to the late 90’s when the event was held in San Jose.…
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I’m very irked by the recent update to AppleTV. There are three new “apps” on my TV for History Channel, A&E, and LifeTime. The trick is that they are hobbled unless my cable company is DirecTV, Optimum, or Verizon FiOS. Since I do not subscribe to any of those, I’m locked out of the main content.…
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I’ve seen the 1951 Rudolph Maté movie adaptation of
When Worlds Collide. It is near the top of classic 1950’s Science Fiction movies. I never gave its source material much thought. The movie won an Oscar that year for its special effects which involved the use of miniatures to convey the large scale of the story.…
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I’m parting with my Apple World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) backpacks from 2000 and 2001
2000: http://www.ebay.com/itm/181296008348
2001: http://www.ebay.com/itm/181296033436
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I’m actually really happy with my
AppleTV. I have one in each room. They work with a shared
iTunes library to deliver movies, TV shows and occasionally music around my house. I like the addition of new channels even though some are still tied to old school cable service if you want to actually use them.…
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Like many people I used Amazon and other online services for my holiday shopping. I am an Amazon Prime subscriber and have come to rely on free two day shipping. I have had really good experiences with buying online including Christmases past.…
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I’m looking for an Asante Mini EN/SC 10T adaptor to allow my Mac SE to connect to my Ethernet network. If anyone know of one for sale, please comment below.
I’m out of the office and away from home this week. I’m relying on my iPhone to provide my Internet connection. I have a 10GB data plan that more than covers my needs. Yet, I keep hitting these limits that are preventing me from using my phone.…
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Very bizarre movie. The trailers made it look like Men in Black IV. That preconception was accurate although the movie could have also been in the Ghostbusters franchise if it were more funny. About the only thing the trailers didn’t give away was Kevin Bacon who has seemingly made his way finally from TV to the big screen.…
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My family got me a tiny projector that I’ve found a way to use to create a fun summer movie experience. The following recipe can be used to create an outdoor home theater system to let you enjoy movies by the pool or on your back porch this summer.…
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