In which Zach enjoys the end of Ramadan, and gets to do some relaxing computer work.
An American in Jordan
In which Zach enjoys the end of Ramadan, and gets to do some relaxing computer work.
Much has been made over the past few months about the problems with Apple’s new “everything” service, “MobileMe,” which purports to take care of all of your online needs in one swoop for $99 a year: mail, photos, file storage, and calender. They’d be pretty close to being correct, too - give a person a [...]
In which Zach goes from troubleshooting computers in a private academy, to being elbows-deep in garbage, all in the span of a day
In which Zach reflects on the end of Windows XP’s life, Vista as its replacement, and people’s absurd attachment to operating systems of any kind.
Even when I was in the mountains of Colorado, I found time to watch Steve Job’s new keynote speech announcing the latest updates to the iPhone software and the phone itself, the long-awaited iPhone 3G. Everyone knew it was coming for the past few months, and most people (including myself) were looking forward to it.
But [...]
I’m taking a bioethics class this semester, and I have to say it’s one of the most interesting classes I’ve taken during my four years at college. A few weeks ago, we discussed the repercussions of cloning, whether for medical reasons or for social reasons. One of the philosophers we studied that week (although I [...]