Dropbox’s main usage is to sync files; iCloud would have users sync data (Stephen Hackett: Dropbox vs. iCloud) And That’s why we nerds love Dropbox on our post-PC devices — it gives us some PC-like control. Sometimes we want files. … Read more →
In short, the Galaxy Nexus seems more like a phone that its makers can brag about making rather than a device that its users would brag about owning. It has all sorts of features that seem great on posters and … Read more →
Ce vieux coffre en bois tout déglingué est en ma possession depuis mon enfance — et c’était déjà un vieux coffre. Il est lourd, comme un coffre au trésor. À l’époque, il contenait mes Lego. Tellement de Lego qu’il ne … Read more →
Let’s get happy, by Laura Park, via This isn’t happiness (j’ai perdu le lien exact et j’ai la flemme de chercher).
The Wang 2200VP is a versatile, single-user, disk-based system which offers simplicity of operation and high performance processing capability in a readily expendable, modular design. (…) Two CRT models are available: A 1024 character display consisting of 16 lines with … Read more →