In case you missed Dave Grohl’s IAmA on Reddit, you can always read it or watch it here.
Dave Grohl recently directed a documentary called Sound City. It’s also available on iTunes.
Red Dot on The Wall
Rufus Unicorn and Juan Gemini spotted a red dot on the wall.
Frustation-Filled
I was going to buy a SanDisk Extreme 32 GB SDHC card and noticed that Amazon.com is also offering ones in “Frustration-Free” packaging. I wonder what the “Frustration-Filled” one looks like.
This photo was not retouched in any way.
Unicorn and Lightning Bird
It was not an easy photo shoot session. The Lightning Bird kept falling off the paw. From time to time Unicorn played with the Lightning Bird.
Meatloaf would love this.
WordPress 3.4 for iOS
WordPress 3.4 for iOS is now available.
What’s New in Version 3.4
New: Notifications for WordPress.com blogs and self-hosted with the Jetpack plugin.
- Get Push Notifications for everything happening on your blog.
- View, moderate, and reply to Comments from one screen – independent of blog.
- View comment threads and easily access the original post.
- Know about new Notifications instantly regardless of where you are in the app.
- Set Push Notification settings for each notification type, and select which blogs you want to receive notifications on in the Settings panel.
- WordPress.com blogs: get notifications about Likes, Reblogs, Follows, and Badges/Stats Highlights.
This release also includes:
- Numerous stability fixes.
What are you waiting for? Get it now.
Apple and Java: How low can Slashdot go?
I’d really want to title this post: “Shit Slashdot Say” but it wouldn’t be fair to the rest of Slashdot users.
To be honest, are there any actual Mac users other than the one Slashdot user imagined angered by Apple by silently shutting down Java 7? In addition to that, the posting on Slashdot was 2 days late. Oracle released Java 7 Update 13 on February 1, 2013. Typical Apple-hating Slashdot user.
Now if only Meatloaf is here to give them the “You’ve gotta be kidding me!” award.
Mockup of a larger iPhone
Just another mockup of a larger iPhone with 640-by-1156 resolution screen at 264 pixels per inch. It would have made a lot of sense for Apple to use the existing Retina iPad screen production for the larger iPhone.
