Argh. One of the more challenging aspects to being your own boss is doing the accounting and keeping track of everything. And then trying to work out the tax implications. Which almost segues… almost… bear with me.. into a need for some money, in order to pay my accountant to make sure I’m not stuffing […]
This is March to… oobely-boo, this is misc, and this is… other. Read More »
Ah, but Dylan Moran made that movie. Although there’s two shots of him that I could well do without. What does that have to do with yet more Apple news (well, analysis/blog) at PC Authority? Absolutely nothing. But not everything has to segue together nicely — does it? Apple Analysis: is now the time to
Well, that’s a little better, subject line wise. Once again, it’s time to don my Apple cap* for a touch of PC Authority news: Jobs announces new Macbooks, calls Blu-Ray a “bag of hurt”: “Glass, metal and LEDs abound in the shiny new Macbook range, including new “Brick” units carved from a single block of
Set them free (free free, set them free) Read More »
Grr.. stupid health. Stupid music naming system. Stupid Map with flagrant self-identification issues*. Should be banned. Meanwhile, at PC Authority: They call me Windows 7: “Goodbye “Aspirational” Vista, hello again to numbered Windows versions. Microsoft announces that Windows 7 will be called… Windows 7.” * Backpack, Backpack…
I'm the map, I'm the map, I'm the map, I'm the MAP! Read More »
Curse this song lyrics as subject lines policy! A couple of reviews to keep you happy (or hopefully keep me fed) at CNET.com.au: Fujitsu LifeBook T1010: “The Fujitsu T1010 has tablet features and a somewhat striking price point, but the rest of the package feels a bit lifeless.” HP Pavilion dv7-1005tx: “While everyone scrambles for
We like to Smurf It, Smurf It… Read More »
Because, well, it’s this. Quite randomly from an 80’s streaming radio service, but there it is, and the rules* say I have to use the music I’m listening to at the time as my subject line. And I can’t be part of that Meme. I also seemingly can’t keep up with myself when it comes
I can't actually use the song lyric here… Read More »
Eccles: “Well, ummm… My fadder was clever” Bluebottle: “Oh. What did ‘e do?” Eccles: “Nuttin. He was really clever.” Meanwhile, the rest of us plough on, not being clever enough to do nothing. Witness, for example, this fine example of not doing nothing, live at PC Authority: Mac Authority: Is now a good time to
Are all your family brainy? Read More »
Long weekend? What long weekend? Oh. That long weekend. Australian Macworld Podcast Episode 40 — October Long Weekend Edition: “Well, it’s a long weekend in NSW anyway. MJCP, Danny Gorog, David Braue, Tony Williams and Alex Kidman discuss the collapse of capitalism. Also some stuff about Macs and iPhones. Special one-hour long weekend edition.”
I've never heard of low calorie sun tan lotion… Read More »
A lack of updates this week (TNT rants aside), but that hasn’t stopped the workflow to any perceptible degree. First of all, there’s the November issue of PC Authority on, as they say, store shelves now. No sign of the headshot of doom(tm), but I’m still present in Game Labs, reviewing Sega’s Space Siege and
I'm gonna dig this well deep… Read More »
What is it, exactly, that you do? I mean, if I was to read from your Web site, you claim that you “ensure that your documents, parcels and freight are delivered safely and on time”. You’ve even got the gall to be taking up a new marketing slogan — “Sure we can”. Frankly, I’m surprised