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10 articles since August 19th, 2017.
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GeoCities And The Sands of Time
October 10th, 2021
By Brian
facebook, geocities, mp3s, myspace, tumblr, web content, xanga, youtubeA piece about the demise of GeoCities, the desire to create web content and how the landscape truly has evolved over the last 20+ years.
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When Horror And Tech Mix
October 30th, 2018
By Brian
blair witch project, cameras, dead alive, film, horror, hostel, movies, nightmare on elm street, paranormal activity, technology, the sixth sense, the thing, things, video violence, violent shit, zombie bloodbathAn exploration of how technology both hurts and helps the horror film genre.
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New iPhone
October 17th, 2017
By Angelo
angelo, icloud, ios, iphone 8, plusclub, upgradeAfter much internal debate, I recently picked up an iPhone 8 Plus. My carrier offered me an excellent deal, so I decided to join the Plus club.
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iPhone Choices
September 29th, 2017
By Angelo
apple, ios, iphone 8, iphone x, smartphones, techOn Friday September 22, the iPhone 8 started shipping, and it’s the best iPhone ever, like every iPhone released every previous fall ever was. The difference this fall is that it’ll only be the best iPhone ever for a limited amount of time. The iPhone X was announced at the same time as the 8 during Apple’s Fall 2017 keynote presentation, and it is the future of the iPhone. For the first time, Apple is releasing a flagship iPhone in a short amount of time after releasing what would normally be the flagship iPhone.
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Equifax and You
September 21st, 2017
By Brian
brian, equifax, hack, safety, securityThe Equifax hack has affected over 143 Americans, and countless other UK and Canadian citizens. Here are some of the most striking things about the incident.
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RetroPie's Nostalgia
September 14th, 2017
By Angelo
emulation, genesis, nes, nintendo, pc-engine, raspberry pi, retro games, retropie, roms, sega, snes, video gamesI feel most nostalgic when I think about the video games I played as a kid, and as someone approaching 40, I'm sure most people of my generation feel the same way. This is why Nintendo has hit it big with the classic consoles it's released in the past two years, and it's also why retro games can carry such a relatively large price tag. I have a few of my old consoles, namely my NES and SNES, and they actually work well. I was planning on getting the SNES Classic, but that looks like it may be more difficult than I thought it would be.
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RetroPie
September 3rd, 2017
By Angelo
angelo, nintendo, raspberry pi, retrogames, retropie, snes, tech, videogamesI was planning on getting the SNES Classic, hoping that Nintendo had figured out that people actually wanted this thing and they would make enough to meet demand. I don't know if Nintendo will be able to meet demand (although that seems doubtful based on the preorder issues), but the main problem for me is that I live in Quebec. For the moment, the SNES Classic will not be available here because it does not meet Quebec's language requirements. I'm not going to get into details about that here, but suffice to say, it's unfortunate.
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Podcast Workflow
August 25th, 2017
By Angelo
angelo, audio, macos, podcasting, recording, tips, workflowsStarting a podcast can seem like a daunting task. Once you figure out what you're going to talk about, who is going to be on the show with you, and what hosting service you're going to use, you need to figure out how you're going to record it.
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Four tips for recording your Unknown Flying Object (UFO)
August 23rd, 2017
By Brian
alien, aliens, brian, camera, smartphone, tech, techniques, technology, tips, tips and tricks, ufoFour tips that will allow you to better record your Unknown Flying Object experience.
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Double Density Dot Net
August 19th, 2017
By Angelo
angelo, fireside, podcast, soundcloud, websiteWe registered a domain and we switched hosting service from SoundCloud to Fireside.