Buying an iPhone was an interesting experience. Between the Indian version of the Simpson’s squeaky-voiced-youth and a weird greasy emo screaming “iPhones rock!!!” while pumping the air with his fist, I managed to walk away with a 16Gb iPhone 3G S. I left with the experience and the phone, attached to the moment by the relatively unfair plan I’d signed the next 24 months away to.
It was all worth it, though, because the iPhone rocks.
I’m going to do a series of posts highlighting the sweet apps I find. Even though it’s 2010 and I’m sure you have them already.
There’s been a bit of a blogging hiatus here at BuzzMoo.com, the usual “commitments elsewhere” being the perpetrators of this gap. I’d started to write a massive post to bring everything up to speed but it started to get unwieldy, so I figured I’d do it in dribs and drabs. The first point of order is that I’m still here!
Our Day of Defeat clan has ended up with a shiny new 24 slot server. If you’re a Day of Defeat player (let’s face it, you’re probbaly not) grab some ammo and connect to 118.127.19.89:27015. Would you like to know more?
A lot of interesting content floating around at the moment; Elroy just won’t quit with the reviews, Baccano, Chicago 10 and Sealab 2024 Season 4 all get a look-in. Speaking of all things Elroy, we’ve got “With The Band” which was a live portal to the AVCon event held earlier this month in Adelaide. Morgs looks at Transformers 2 and then turns everything on it’s head by talking about The Way We Get By which I want to see but not sure I’ll be able to handle it in my current state.
I finished CASE podcast episode 5 with very special guest Andrew Tridgell (only just – my iBook’s harddrive half-died during the process…fortunately I was able to recover the podcast files.
The River Cottage blog (essentially the garden of buzzmoo.com) has been given a couple of updates too.
If you’re interested in politics, there’s the #gov2au Twitter feed that’s getting a good workout this week due to the Federal Government’s “Government 2.0 roadshow”, essentially an open forum that’s touring the capital cities allowing citizens to contribute to “Towards Government 2.0: An Issues Paper“.
By now you’re likely to be using knowledgenode.net as your exclusive source of renewable energy news, on account of it’s regular and broad updates that cover the topics of solar, bio and wind energy. Well, if you’re a Twitter user you now have the chance to take the latest renewable nergy news in a slightly different digest. Elroy, in his dogged pursuit of automation of web communications technologes, quickly came up with a solution that has enabled @knowledgenode. So head over to the page and follow along! We’re also tagging with #solar#bio and #wind to put our two cents into the Twitterscape.
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