The Blog of Brad
Archive for August, 2008
Twitter Updates for 2008-08-31
Aug 31st
- Going to shop with paypal.. suddenly I don’t feel safe… #
- Did you know paypal doesn’t give you the same buying security as a Visa card… get Visa… they protect you from all unauthorized purchases #
- what should I do about my new domain? forward it to my old one or forward my old to my new? I don’t know what I should use it for… #
- the bleach didn’t get the glue off the walls… PC cleaner used to, but then then discontinued it… #
- drobo is $600 in Canada from the Canadian retailers! I’ll try eBay… #
- the TWiT server is down … again… flaky server, but where’s the fail whale? #
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The Franken Mac by Macworld
Aug 31st
This is an episode of the Macworld (magazine) video podcast about the “Franken Mac” which is a macintosh which is built by Macworld to compare with the Psystar Open Mac. Check out the article here and the video below.
Twitter Updates for 2008-08-30
Aug 30th
- Apple Store is down?? Ah well shouldn’t be shopping now anyway… #
- Just have to wipe the walls down with bleach to remove glue… #
- YAY! Just go bradarsenault.com! I used coupon codes GB1, GB2, and GB3 to save 30%! #
- Godaddy has great DNS control.. I don’t know what people are complaining about… I used GB1,2,and 3 to save money on bradarsenault.com #
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Brad-Zone is now more accessible!
Aug 30th
As of August 30 ,2008 Brad-Zone is now accessible by the (original) www.brad-zone.com , and now by www.bradarsenault.com . I used promo codes GB1, GB2, and GB3 to save (a total of) 30% off my new domain registration–these are supporting GeekBrief.tv and Cali Lewis ( a great Mon-Thur tech podcast, “Shiny-Happy Tech-news”) I registered this new domain through Godaddy.com – as well as brad-zone.com and the hosting of this site is by Godaddy.com .
Sun xVM VirtualBox – by Macworld
Aug 30th
This is an episode of the Macworld (magazine) video podcast. This podcast cover’s Sun’s new addition to the Mac virtualization game-competing with VMWare Fusion and Parallels Desktop for Mac. The best part is that VirtualBox is free! Here is Macworld’s Video review.
