- monthly subscription or
- cancelable any time
"Tell the chef, the beer is on me."
Stupidity knows no bounds.
I totally agree with the Indian Govt. in that high security areas should be blurred from Google Earth. Countries have the right to protest against what’s aired on this software. In fact, India and other countries should take such step against all online maps- Microsoft, Yahoo etc.
Analog retirement.
You know who’s gonna join this party next? DVDs.
thillythenny:(via pandarants)
hah!
pica:natalie dee
I just ate two chocolate chip cookies. No better.
Very, very familiar. It does sometimes surprise me how those apps are still being developed the way they are considering everyone uses the above in some way or another, especially developers and graphic artists..
If it weren’t for this crappy company app, I wouldn’t be holding this job in IT ;) Thank God for crappy, buggy, out-of-date, completely not-userfriendly internal computer applications!
Need to go check this out. Kansas City is only a couple of hours from here.
Things that I’m supposed to take care of today (random order):
Things that I’m more likely to do:
That’s all. I’m THAT lazy. Yes. Even the prospect of buying boots doesn’t get me excited.
“ Blackberry has created the Zune of touchscreen phones. ”— From the Desk of David Pogue - Readers React to David Pogue’s Review of the BlackBerry Storm - NYTimes.com (via fakestef) I haven’t had a chance to play with it, but I believe David Pogue. Just because one company, namely, Apple, could successfully implement multi-touch technology, it doesn’t mean that any other company can repeat the magic too.
It’s freezing! Stepped out in the balcony to take this pic- just as the sun sets.
"Tell the chef, the beer is on me."
"Basically the price of a night on the town!"
"I'd love to help kickstart continued development! And 0 EUR/month really does make fiscal sense too...