This past weekend my wife and I paid off our phones on T-Mobile and I thought, “Hey, maybe I’ll upgrade.” I was already planning on picking up a 6s+, but figured I’d do it around Christmas time as I normally do. With the phones paid off, however, I figured it would be fun to see…
Category: Reviews
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Getting M*A*S*HED
Over the last month or so I’ve been watching through M*A*S*H on Netflix. This was a show my parents and grandparents used to watch constantly, both during it’s original run and when it hit syndication. Over the years I caught quite a few episodes myself, and I’m actually surprised at how much of it I…
Blogging with Scrivener, one month in
The end of August marked my first full month of using Scrivener as my full-time blogging tool. While I continue to miss features like in-line markdown preview, I don’t see myself leaving it’s friendly confines any time soon 1. I have fallen in love with composition mode. This distraction-free environment is made all the more…
The Shepherd’s Crown – A final trip into Discworld
This Tuesday I received a package on my doorstep for which I was filled with both anticipation and trepidation. Inside were the last words from Terry Pratchett I would ever read. I’ve been a fan of Pratchett since I first heard of the Discworld novels the year I graduated from college. I’ve watched as the…
Plussed out on 500px
About a week ago 500px ran a deal for people who wanted to sign up for their “plus” or “awesome” plans. I’d been interested in trying out 500px for some time, and $20 for a year of “plus” membership was quite a good deal, so I signed up. I didn’t like it. Now, I’ve…
Simply Amazing – gps4cam
A few weeks ago I wrote about geotagging DSLR photos using the app Geotag Photos Pro. This app works well, it’s drain on battery is minimal, and adding the geotagging data in Lightroom is actually rather enjoyable. The only issue with the app is the need to manually sync the phone’s clock with the camera’s….
