Help me name a new site

I’m trying to nail down a name for my newest project. But since most of the names I thought of are taken or too expensive, I need a little help. BTW, if you’re searching for a good name, be sure to add Bust A Name to your toolbox, I can’t say enough good things about it.

How to get iLife ‘08 for free

I was just getting ready to buy iLife ’08, but then came the news that people that bought iPhones before the price drop would get a $100 credit store credit. I believe I will be using that towards iLife ’08 and that makes me a much happier Apple customer and should calm the early adopter crowd a bit. Now I just have to find that receipt. I know it’s around here somewhere.

The Casey controversy

You may not have heard (or care much, but I do) that the University of Oregon is bringing back varsity baseball after a 28 (or so) year absence. I think it’s a wonderful thing, though perhaps 10 years too late for me, but still nice to not have to root for the arch-rival come spring time. You may also know that the Oregon State baseball team won their second straight national championship in a stunning run through the College World Series back in June.

Stay away from my contacts

In what is quickly surpassing CAPTCHAs as the most annoying, and frightening part of registering for a new web service, we, as users are being asked to give up our email contacts in order to get more “friends” to use the service. I’ve been pondering this for a week or so, but Jeremy Zawodny summed up my feelings pretty well in his post about Spock: That’s right. They want me to provide my username and password for the on-line services that may contain some of my most sensitive information, including: Gmail, Plaxo, Yahoo, Hotmail, and AOL.

Hello iPhone

This post was published on my iPhone. Turning 30 isn’t so bad with this in my hand. Be sure to leave your favorite iPhone apps in the comments.