So, when is Apple planning on releasing a version of Airport Express with support for video streaming?
I'm waiting for Sep when (hopefully) we'll have some news from Apple.
I have a NAS drive with built-in iTunes support which I'd like to use as a home media server. Airport Express' would act as the media clients and could be hooked up to home stereo system.
Buffalo Linkstation Pro (built-in iTunes support) + Airport Express + iTouch/iPhone Remote + TV/Home Stereo = Entire Home Audio/Video network
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Apple
Observations on my recently purchased iMac
<1> It just works (mostly)
<2> The interface is very intuitive and easy to use
<3> Bells and Whistles are already bundled into the base OS, so why buy additional software (a la Microsoft Windows)
<4> It is pricey compared to a Windows box
What's NeXT for the iMac?
With the onslaught of Software As A Service and Web 2.0, what is the future of computers?
<1> It just works (mostly)
<2> The interface is very intuitive and easy to use
<3> Bells and Whistles are already bundled into the base OS, so why buy additional software (a la Microsoft Windows)
<4> It is pricey compared to a Windows box
What's NeXT for the iMac?
With the onslaught of Software As A Service and Web 2.0, what is the future of computers?
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Pair Programming to the nth
Have you tried programming (not coding) with more than 1 developer as your pair? Its fun (if everyone leaves their ego at the door), highly productive and extremely high quality.
Give it a shot! Connect your laptop to a projector and have the group help you write better code. The results will be quite surprising!
Give it a shot! Connect your laptop to a projector and have the group help you write better code. The results will be quite surprising!
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Ironic?
Isn't it ironic that
(a) HTTP is a stateless protocol
(b) Companies have built stateful applications to overcome the stateless-ness of the internet
and
(c) we're now in the midst of a return to stateless-ness euphoria
Of course, I'm generalizing a lot here but something to think about.
(a) HTTP is a stateless protocol
(b) Companies have built stateful applications to overcome the stateless-ness of the internet
and
(c) we're now in the midst of a return to stateless-ness euphoria
Of course, I'm generalizing a lot here but something to think about.
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