I had the opportunity to spend a couple of days last week in Washington DC. Last time I was there was back in 2000, it was great to be back there again. For me the highlight of the trip was our first stop to see the Space Shuttle Discovery. Here are some images of Discovery and others form the trip.
It’s been a while now since I used a Blackberry as my everyday phone, one of the features I miss most is the Profile manager and the ability to easily switch from one profile to another. I have looked at different solutions for Android and finally found AudioManager which suits my needs.
AudioManager lets you create different profiles, and set rules for when different profiles activate. So I now have my phone automatically switch from my daytime settings to my nighttime settings (Silent with Alarm only) automatically.
This morning it was time to say farewell to my old car a 2002 Saturn SL2, I am amazed it made it this far, the transmission has been having issues for a while now, and recently it would no longer go in reverse which was the end of it. I thought about just dumping the car in the backyard but in the end decided to donate it to an organization that can hopefully make some good use of it.
Back in 1991 (yes 1991) my grandmother enrolled in a class titled “How to speak computers with your grandchildren”, unfortunately she was the only person to sign up for the class so it was cancelled. She passed away in 2004, she was obviously just a little ahead of her time, she would have loved this.
I find that I have files stored in a number of places these days, Google Docs, Dropbox, Amazon S3, box, and Picasa to name a few. A while back I came across Otixo which allows me to access all of them in one place, and move files between the services all from one dashboard. Here is how Otixo explains their service:
Otixo also supports WebDAV access to your account, allowing you to see all your configured services as a mapped drive in Windows, great for uploading or moving files between services.