Quote of the Day [7.18.08]
Ooh, baby (Ooh, baby)
It’s making me crazy (It’s making me crazy)
Everytime I look around
Everytime I look around (Everytime I look around)
Everytime I look around
It’s in my face
OMC, “How Bizarre”
Ooh, baby (Ooh, baby)
It’s making me crazy (It’s making me crazy)
Everytime I look around
Everytime I look around (Everytime I look around)
Everytime I look around
It’s in my face
OMC, “How Bizarre”
I have probably linked to this already. But you can’t get enough of this one. So prescient. So true. And yet when it was written a lot of that stuff was tongue in cheek. I can’t believe how true it became. So sad. How fucking sad! We are a poorer nation for having President Fucktard, George Bush, as our leader. What a fucking fucktard.
Happy iCal Day for those running Tiger and before. For those running
Leopard, forget about it.
Consumers buying smaller, but more expensive cars? I can attest to
that. My MCS's base price is $22k. After the options I added to that
the car was $28k. And I probably could've gone higher if I wanted to
keep it a reasonable price after the addition of taxes, tags and fees.Funny thing about that article is reading people getting leather in a
Ford Focus. It's not known to be a luxury car, but you make it so with
the addition of leather. Insane thinking, but I also can't go without
the leather. I wish I got the red though. And more color in the
interior. It would've been cool to have, but it would've busted my
budget.
“Barack, he’s talking down to black people. I want to cut his nuts off.”
Jesse Jackson
“Football is all very well a good game for rough girls, but not for delicate boys.”
Oscar Wilde
I saw a post on TUAW where the author, after reading an interview with one an Apple VP in charge of hardware, laments that Apple deems “cut and paste” a low priority. I think that John Gruber at DaringFireball.net (It’s a daily read, right?) tries to make sense of “cut and paste’s” low priority. He’s right in a way.
I really don’t miss it much. It would be handy, and I can see the need. I just wonder how would you implement such a feature.
Look at what’s available in the two versions of iPhone: the touchscreen, home button, on-off button, mute switch, and volumes. Which of these would you use to implement “copy and paste?” How would you even select the item? Tap-drag? Three finger tapping? Press home button while tapping? Some of these gestures feel awkward. Some of them are uncomfortable. I wonder what Apple will do. And can we live with it for the next 30 years?
I would be remiss if I forget to note that today would’ve been Barbara Stanwyck’s 101st birthday.
Watch one of her movies today. Let me suggest Walk on the Wild Side. It’s got a little bit of yuri flavor to it. And a fiesty Jane Fonda.