Amazon and Google: The Race to the Bottom of The Android Market
Amazon announced its new Kindle lines today. The first thing that is going to hit everyone is the price drops. If we focus on the Android-based tablet line, Amazon released...
How to Use IFTTT With Google Drive Without Sharing All Your Docs With IFTTT
Yesterday IFTTT announced that they were adding support for Google Drive. I was initially excited. I could stop using Dropbox as a catch-all for all my IFTTT updates. There is...
The Death of Commenting
Remember about four or five years ago when commenting was all the rage? Blogs would have to adapt and develop new commenting systems. Companies such as Disqus and Intense Debate...
R.O.B. and Me
Ever since the NES was first announced I wanted a R.O.B. unit. When I was saving my money to buy my first NES, I almost saved the money to buy...
RIP Nintendo Power Magazine
Yesterday it was announced that Nintendo Power will soon be publishing its final issue. In the wide world of publishing, this isn’t going to affect me very much. In the...
Vermilion Passes Drug Testing For Students — How To Pass A Drug Test
Yesterday I was heated against the Vermilion School Board passing possible drug testing. Vermilion is my Alma Mater, but I don’t live in Vermilion. This directive does not affect me....
Vermilion Schools May Start Drug Testing Marching Band, Parking Pass Holders, and More
My Alma Mater in Vermilion, Ohio is having a discussion to be one of the first states to do wide-scale drug testing on students. Of course, this just isn’t all...
Cedar Point Memories — Kid Arthur’s Court
Finally, a post where I can use my own retro image. I’m the one falling down. My brother is the one hanging onto the post. This rope ladder complex was...
Being Who You Are
I’ve always been geek proud on my blog. I can flaunt where I am against social norms and where I excel at them. I’m also aware that my reality is...
Facebook Timeline Is Not Completely Rolled Out Yet?
Today I saw more complaints about Facebook moving people to timelines. The strange thing I originally thought that the roll-out was supposed to be complete in the Spring of this...