The Seventeenth episode of Angry Birds Toons has arrived. “Crash Test Piggies” is now playing at Angry Birds App on your Android and iOS devices. There are a lot of piggies on this one.
Stay tuned for next week’s episode.
Impersonal Setup
I wonder which Genius was the one did the Personal Setup for one particular customer. I saw the paperwork and it specifically said what the customer name and username should be. For some reason this “Genius” assigned “Owner” for the name of the account. To top it off, the customer was not given the password to access her own MacBook Pro.
I reset the “Owner” password using the Recovery System. Then I created an account with the proper name.
A New Meaning
“May The Fourth Be With You” has a new meaning.
Futurama, MakerBot, MacBook Air and Apple.
In Forty Percent Leadbelly episode, Futurama made mentions of MakerBot, MacBook Air and Apple.
SPOILER ALERT!
The lines of codes in the screenshot below includes:
thankMakerBotForReplicator
Close to the end of the episode, Silicon Red mentions MacBook Air in his song as Bender’s funeral is Funded by Apple, Inc.; official designation is “Apple Inc.” (without the comma).
By the way, Happy 4th of July, especially to the ones in The United States.
Futurama: Forty Percent Leadbelly
Angry Birds: Red’s Mighty Feathers
Rovio has just updated the original Angry Birds game with new 15 levels of Red’s Might Feathers.
The #1 app of all time gets a fun new update! You may be an expert pig popper, but how will you cope with a moving target? One bird stands between the egg and the advancing pig army in the all-new Red’s Mighty Feathers episode. The fearless Red Bird faces wave after wave of Bad Piggies in their crazy contraptions. But wait! He now has some magic feathers from the Mighty Eagle himself – giving Red incredible new powers as he darts toward those pesky pigs at incredible speed!
Fun new gameplay – the Egg Defender mode gives Red special powers to attack the advancing pigs!
15 new levels – the latest Red’s Mighty Feathers episode brings fresh new challenges!
73 crazy pig contraptions – wave after wave of Bad Piggies edging closer in their wacky machines!
Microsoft is retiring the TechNet Subscription service.
On Monday July 1, 2013 Microsoft announced that it’s retiring the TechNet Subscription service.
I have been a member of TechNet Subscription service all these years. I certainly will miss it.
