According to Amazon.com’s new associates agreement, changes are coming, effective next week, May 15th 2014. The people affected the most?
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My own personal thoughts
Old blog posts & a review archived here
I am in the process of finding other old writings of mine and archiving them here on my website. I’ve
Continue readingWhat would you pay for a Microsoft Subscription?
Yesterday, Microsoft officially announced Office for iPad. The app will allow anyone who downloads it to view read-only versions of
Continue readingIs Facebook buying Oculus Rift the death knell?
A friend of mine asked me what I thought of the Facebook $2 billion dollar buyout of Oculus Rift. This
Continue readingYou're still using Twitter wrong
So many people I talk to “don’t get” Twitter. Even worse, are companies with Twitter accounts who have fewer followers
Continue reading100,000 and growing
In late January 2012 I re-launched this website. I had this site (NuAngel.net) from 1999 to 2005. I then started
Continue readingAn Archive of NuAngel.net goodies
Just for the sake of hanging on to things, I have archived a few things from the original run of
Continue readingXbox Support Sets the Standard
I had a relatively simple question about my Xbox Live account, earlier today, but the answer just wasn’t clear to
Continue readingGetting to know Microsoft's new CEO, Satya Nadella
Everyone, say hello to Satya Nadella. He has just been named the new CEO of Microsoft. Only the third CEO
Continue readingHow the Steam Box Failed (already)
Within minutes of Recode.net putting up this photo gallery yesterday, which includes prices of some of the consoles, I began
Continue readingSorry for the spam, everyone!
Evidently there was a problem with some sort of spam code being injected into my RSS Feed. Thanks to my
Continue readingNo, Sprint, I will not resubmit my ATIV S Neo review
A few weeks ago, I wrote a review on Sprint.com for a phone I picked up in August. The Samsung
Continue readingMaybe the political divide ISN'T as bad as it seems
On this September 11th anniversary, I find myself reflective. It seems like every time I go on Facebook, someone is
Continue readingWhy an iPhone 5C could be a bad idea
photo credit: Sonny Dickson Today, I expect Apple to make a mistake. Now, I could be wrong, but here is
Continue readingReview a Bad Game Day: Fortune Street
When you look at the cover of Fortune Street, you’re immediately reminded of Mario Party. A prolific series, Mario Party
Continue readingUnderstanding what it is to be your own brand
Your public persona matters. It’s not necessarily about “statistics.” It’s not a matter of having the five star rating, or
Continue readingAdjustments ahead
Daily posts are going to occur less and less… although they are critical to page rank, I just don’t have
Continue readingOuya's here!
Well… Ouya’s there. Because I suspected I may be in the midst of moving when the Ouya consoles were shipped,
Continue readingJust enjoy the moment
Thursdays are my “personal thoughts” on the site… but this week I don’t want to get too heavy. I just
Continue readingObesity in the News… is it becoming a civil rights issue?
The news media can’t seem to get enough of fat people.
Continue readingIn defense of sanity after the Boston Marathon Bombings
I don’t generally like to get in to politics. I’m a tech geek. But this is my personal website, click
Continue readingPetals Around the Rose – drive your friends mad
Hi there, I’m a genuine Potentate of the Rose. And I’m here to share with you a puzzle… Petals Around
Continue readingHow to move away from x86 and into the future
I recently read an interesting take on Why Intel can’t kill x86. Even video game console manufacturers are encountering the
Continue readingKickstarter, don't fail me now
I have only backed a few things on Kickstarter, so far. All of them geeky. Not only was one of
Continue readingWhy not let Bitcoin cure cancer?
Bitcoin keeps making headlines as this mysterious currency that nobody understands. And from what I’ve seen, people swap BTC back
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