The sequence of events seems essentially right, except for the quaint idea that Bobby—or anybody else who read a newspaper or gossip column over the previous twenty years—was unaware of Sinatra’s fraternizing with the Mob. If Frank’s fondness for gangsters… Read More ›
It hits you. It keeps hitting you. You don’t know when it’ll end, because there’s some things you simply cannot prepare for. A loved one dies. A loved one dies suddenly. A loved one dies tragically. You might feel numb…. Read More ›
Today, the Wayback Machine houses some 388B web pages, and its parent, the Internet Archive, is the world’s largest library. The Internet Archive’s collection, which spans not just the web, but books, audio 78rpm records, videos, images, and software, amounts… Read More ›
When I say all, that is of course not always the case because brands like Diesel, Invicta and some others make some god awful watches that only those with zero taste would wear. However, the majority look at design for… Read More ›
Last summer Apple deleted an app scamming $80,000/month from iOS users. At the time, Apple promised to pay closer attention to subscription apps to prevent similar schemes in the future. Clearly, however, some are still slipping through… More at Forbes…. Read More ›
I spent some time yesterday looking at the Oris Carl Brashear limited edition and just for a moment thought that the asking price of £3,600 was reasonable. It was one of those moments when reason had left the building, when… Read More ›
If you feel like ordering at least a hundred, Otto Frei will sell them to you (at the time of this writing) for the low, low price of exactly 94 cents a pop (“assembled by hand in a small village… Read More ›
Conceptually, I still miss the home button a bit – there was something nice about how it was “out of band” from every app-interaction – it was kind of reassuring that to know you were communicating directly with the device,… Read More ›
I didn’t own the watch (it was a rental from the good folks at Eleven James, who let me try their service), but that didn’t change things. I was conscious of it nearly all of the time. Walking down the… Read More ›
It is a struggle to think of things Apple needs to change in the future because the company is doing rather well at the moment, $1 trillion and all that. There are some areas, in my humble opinion though, that… Read More ›
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