Alright, that’s it, I’ve had it! I cannot take one more awful, sensationalized, CAPITALIZED headline from you HuffPo.
I held out as long as I could. I even held on when you cashed out to the tune of $315 million on the backs of mostly unpaid, grassroots, local bloggers.
Ultimately it was your painful lack of copyediting, lack of pertinent details on important stories, and your sensationalized headlines that pushed me over the edge. Goodbye Huffington Post.
For anyone else looking to take the leap and find Huffington Post alternatives, here are the sites where I have ended up, in no particular order:
Tags: blogs, huffington post, News, Politics, web
Well, I finally made it into Google+ and am more than happy to share. Just let me know your gmail address and I’ll do my best. Inviting seems to have opened up a bit today. Be smart about how you post your email. Use (a), etc.
Tags: google, google plus, invites, Technology
I seriously, passionately hate plastic wrap. I don’t care what brand, it all sucks. I have some Reynolds Plastic Wrap, some Glad Cling Wrap and they both SUCK. Seriously, they don’t stick together, they don’t seal, they don’t accomplish anything but to cause frustration.
That being said I don’t really like using aluminum foil either as it’s pretty wasteful. I generally try to put everything into reusable, washable plastic containers but I need to buy more and bigger sizes of those. Any suggestions?
For now, I’ll stuck with awful, awful plastic wrap. I hate it.
That’s all.
Tags: plastic wrap, random
So I’m just going to take a moment to talk about a great piece of technology that has been consistently underappreciated.
The rumor mill now is that Microsoft may be killing the Zune hardware though the software and brand remain alive and well on other platforms such as the Xbox 360 and Windows Phone 7.
Subscription music is where it’s at and I have been a huge fan of the Zune platform since early on. Paying one flat fee per month, about the price of a CD, and getting unlimited music is really great. I also get to keep 10 DRM free tracks every month, basically dropping the subscription price to $5 a month.
Either way, I love my Zune and the Zune software, and I’d still recommend people buy one if they are in the market for a media player.
Tags: software, Technology, zune
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