Tag: Geek
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GarageBand crashing when recording on iChat
GarageBand is a neat application for podcasting. It was made in such a way that it can interface with iChat for as many as 10 simultaneous people in one room, recording each person as a seperate track. This is pretty neat as you will definitely find it useful to edit the levels of each guest.…
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Jayvee’s Live Facial Reactions to Macworld 2008 Keynote
I’m going to try something different this year. Using Photo Booth, I’m going to freeze my facial reaction whenever Steve Jobs announces something new. This is a live blogging of my facial expression at Steve Jobs’ keynote for Macworld 2008. Click on the refresh button for my facial commentary.
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Re: Fulfilling my dream of becoming a ROCK STAR
Photo: with Kate Torralba and the gang “So where exactly are you going?” “This thing called Rockeoke night at mag:net BHS.” “Rokeoke?” “It’s like karaoke but instead of a machine, there’s a live band playing for you!” “Wow! So where do you insert the five pesos?”
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The Mystery of the Undeletable Draft Mail on Leopard
Have any of you encountered this problem? I’ve had a ghost draft mail sitting on my mailbox for several days and it just wouldn’t want to go away. Here are two ways to solve the issue: The first is to simply highlight the email and click on the REBUILD option. The mail will disappear. If…
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Scoble gets face off’ed on Facebook: another justification for OpenSocial?
So the year in tech has begun with Robert Scoble getting canned from Facebook for violating part of the company’s terms of service. We have interesting coverage from the Canadians Tris Hussey and Mark Evans – Tris hints a boycott of Facebook (well not really): Why does this matter in Canada? Why am I writing…
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Microsoft Office 2008 for Macintosh
Coming soon to an OS X near you, the latest installment of Microsoft Office 2008 for the Macintosh. It has been four years since the last release of Office for the Mac and I’m honestly glad even just for an updated user interface. But Office 2008 does so much more, obviously. What’s the deal with…
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Recession and back
December 2007 was a complete slowdown for me. As I isolated myself from the world and spent the days and nights cooped in front of the PC, I reintroduced myself to the wonderful world of gaming. Apart from Christmas and airsoft, December can be summarized as follows: Bioshock 2 Command and Conquer 3 (my high…
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My 2007 in Photos (Part IV)
The European Food Festival at Serendra. It was like a fashion show but we had trays of food parading the stage.
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Verzio Duplii Unboxed and Reviewed: Dual SIM done right?
This came in the mail a few days ago. The Verzio Duplii is one of two dual SIM phones manufactured by a SIngaporean company and distributed here. The phone will be out very soon. If you have extra 13th month pay to spare and have been wanting a phone that basically holds two cell signals…
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Wrapping Up 2007 in Technology
For those of you bored in the office wondering why you’re still reporting to work at this odd time of the year, do grab a copy of the Philippine Daily Inquirer from Manong Guard and turn to the 2bu! section. I have a piece there that wraps up the highlights of technology in 2007. Consumer…
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