May 2013
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A simple proposal for improving the next version...
Due to frequent usage, the size of a number of applications on my iPhone have ballooned to hundreds of megabytes—Tumblr, Twitter, Instagram, Tweetbot, photo apps, etc—because of in-app cache data. This cached data quite often slows down an app’s performance.
As it is, iOS has no way to delete what is classified in the Usage screen as “Documents & Data,” and to remove these...
“Arnold Kim, who started MacRumors in 2000 and left his job as a kidney doctor...”
– Meet Apple’s Favorite Blogger - Businessweek
Apple rumors might be great and all*, but I’m pretty sure that “kidney doctors who quit their job to blog about Apple rumors” is not something the world needs. Going from something that tangibly helps people to furthering the...
“Reynor has great respect for actors such as Brad Pitt & Christian Bale, who...”
– Jack Reynor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Sentences from Wikipedia, presented without comment.
TEDxWilliamsburg →
This is happening this Thursday, and I’m pretty sure it is the worst thing ever.
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April 2013
12 posts
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March 2013
13 posts
http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/80-10000-hz-leg... →
I think this is perhaps the most embarrassing piece of music writing that hasn’t been scrubbed from Pitchfork’s archives.
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February 2013
8 posts
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A few pithy responses to the first episode of...
At a cost of $100 million, Netflix’s gamble with House of Cards might be the biggest investment in something bland since the GOP hedged its bets on Mitt Romney.
It’s possible for David Fincher to direct something even more rudderless than The Game?
If you loved Veep’s facile excoriation of American politics, you’ll love the cliche and thoroughly banal House of Cards.
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January 2013
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December 2012
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“It’s almost perverse to have Hootie and the Blowfish playing in the...”
– From a 1996 L.A. Times story “Dole Takes a Bus Ride With MTV”
Pretty amazing quote, if you ask me.
Happy birthday to my fellow birthday bros
Brad Pitt, who thought turning World War Z into a movie was a good idea at some point
DMX, who is probably trying to figure out where his dogs are at
Keith Richards, who is turning 3,500 years old today
