A Week Inside the Yosemite Beta
A week and change running the OS X Yosemite public beta as my daily driver: the good, the font that's now too thin to read, and an iCloud Drive gotcha nobody warned me about.
A week and change running the OS X Yosemite public beta as my daily driver: the good, the font that's now too thin to read, and an iCloud Drive gotcha nobody warned me about.
A viral recording of a Comcast cancellation call gone wrong made the rounds this week, and my own call to downgrade my cable plan wasnt much smoother.
A personal recap of watching the Germany-Argentina World Cup final on a borrowed WatchESPN login, complete with buffering wheels, a late pizza, and a complaint about the Golden Ball vote.
A confession about how little work actually happened this week thanks to World Cup streams taking over the office, plus a small note on Google buying Songza.
Our office wifi collapsed under forty people streaming the USA-Portugal match at once, and I still ended up watching Silva's equalizer as a frozen spinner.
A Monday spent half-watching the USA beat Ghana 2-1 through a buffering WatchESPN stream, getting spoiled on Twitter, and a small weekend detour into Apple's new Swift language.
A Saturday spent messing with the new Swift beta and Xcode Playgrounds, with the World Cup (and that van Persie header) on in the background.
Watching Nintendo's pre-taped E3 Digital Event from home: painfully awkward puppets, a Zelda Wii U trailer that actually won me over, and some early skepticism about Amiibo figures.
I spent my entire weekend messing around with Apple's brand new Swift language instead of doing anything productive, and I regret nothing.
Apple just bought Beats for $3 billion and everyone's covering the deal terms. Here's my actual complaint: I still don't get why anyone pays that much for headphones that sound like a subwoofer.
eBay told everyone to change their password today after disclosing a breach, so I spent my lunch break doing exactly that, plus a tangent about a cursed old Power Glove purchase and Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 event.
A Mother's Day gift, a Pulitzer-winning novel, and a two-week Amazon shipping delay that turned out to be a bargaining chip in the Amazon-Hachette dispute.