October 2010
11 posts
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Paul The Octopus DEAD
We shall remember you, my friend. May you prognosticate thousand-fold games from the Heavens above
Oct 26th
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Oct 23rd
The New Yorker: “E-Mail Auto-Response” →
So many messages; so little time.
Oct 23rd
Mashable: “Angry Birds” Publisher Acquired for $20... →
Chilingo was ripe for acquisition. They really did a good job with pretty much all of their titles, including my friend’s zombie extravaganza, Zombie Wonderland.
Oct 20th
Why does Android have Steve Jobs rattled? - Google... →
Steve seemed really, really bothered by Android. I would too. :)
Oct 19th
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Miami
Attended ANIMIAMI over the weekend. Excellent conference focusing on animation for film and video games. I’d also like to recommend the K17 Beach Club in South Beach. We had the most amazing day on Friday there, including refreshing mojitos by the beautiful Atlantic ocean. Feel free to “like” them on Facebook: ...
Oct 18th
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Thief Steals Computer... Then Sends Its Owner USB... →
There should be some sort of “thief school” where they would ALL learn to be this considerate.
Oct 18th
IntoMobile: Android tablets to outsell iPad says... →
Android looks truly menacing in this illustration. Probably scared the pants off the (few) Palm Pres out there. No wonder the Pre is into hiding! /zing! Maybe I should write/direct an horror movie with an Apple-killing, Windows 7-munching Android like the one in the picture. It manages to look friendly with a bloody apple in its mouth, blood splatter and all. That has to count for something. ...
Oct 12th
TechCrunch: Google Has A Secret Fleet Of Automated... →
I heart TechCrunch for this pic. Good show, lads, good show.
Oct 10th
Giz: Google Is Road Testing Cars That Drive... →
Exoskeletons, jet packs and self-driving cars: the future is here, indeed
Oct 9th
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Brazil: now powered by a bold new middle class
I’ve been watching a 3-part special from Brazilian cable news channel Globo News about the new middle class in Brazil. It’s nothing short of stupefying. In a flash, 30 million people left classes D & E to enter class C — middle class. And they did it through education and hard work. You can watch it here (Portuguese): ...
Oct 4th
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