Just got an invite to Google Music. Not really sure what to think of it yet. Currently i use iTunes to manage my music. (Simply because i have an iPod and Windows Media Player sucks) Its uploading song 109 of 2,056. Guess this is going to take a while. 

Just got an invite to Google Music. Not really sure what to think of it yet. Currently i use iTunes to manage my music. (Simply because i have an iPod and Windows Media Player sucks) Its uploading song 109 of 2,056. Guess this is going to take a while. 

Well that’s brilliant. Design the entire system around PoE and then spec regular switches. #WhatCouldGoWrong

Damn you City Bites. Why must you be so close and make such good cookies. I’m about out of will power and i have $2 in my hand…

Wow. This AT&T E911 “tutorial” is blowing me away. Just look at these awesome graphics…

Wow. This AT&T E911 “tutorial” is blowing me away. Just look at these awesome graphics…

Apparently between moving in 110 degree weather and surgery I managed to level up from belt hole 4 to belt hole 5. #TimeForNewPants

Mmm… Oats ‘N Honey bars. I think I’ve almost eaten the entire box i bought at Sam’s last week. That’s pretty sad considering the box had 32 bars in it. 

Mmm… Oats ‘N Honey bars. I think I’ve almost eaten the entire box i bought at Sam’s last week. That’s pretty sad considering the box had 32 bars in it. 

gbattle:

Turntable.fm’s co-founder Billy Chasen has his business on lock, literally. You don’t use keys to enter Turntable.fm’s HQ, you send a text message from a white-listed phone number and voila, it opens. This is a much smarter, safer and cheaper option than handing out a ton of keys.
UPDATE: This won a Twilio prize and he explains how to build one yourself.

I don’t think this is as secure as he thinks it is. It opens and closes the lock via text messages based on a white-list of phone numbers. If your number is on the white list, the device will open and close. If you’re not on the list it won’t do anything. Considering how easy it is to spoof your caller ID, I wouldn’t really trust this to secure anything important. All someone would need to know is the phone number of the lock and the phone number of anyone on the white list. 
Neat idea though. 

gbattle:

Turntable.fm’s co-founder Billy Chasen has his business on lock, literally. You don’t use keys to enter Turntable.fm’s HQ, you send a text message from a white-listed phone number and voila, it opens. This is a much smarter, safer and cheaper option than handing out a ton of keys.

UPDATE: This won a Twilio prize and he explains how to build one yourself.

I don’t think this is as secure as he thinks it is. It opens and closes the lock via text messages based on a white-list of phone numbers. If your number is on the white list, the device will open and close. If you’re not on the list it won’t do anything. Considering how easy it is to spoof your caller ID, I wouldn’t really trust this to secure anything important. All someone would need to know is the phone number of the lock and the phone number of anyone on the white list. 

Neat idea though. 

Source: gbattle

Yeah… That doesn’t look safe at all.

Yeah… That doesn’t look safe at all.

The OCD Chef Cutting Board ⇢

OCD Chef Cutting Board

They finally made a cutting board for me. Yay!

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