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The Library => Broun Hall => Topic started by: Saniflush on January 06, 2010, 07:58:32 AM
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These are the best ones I have found thus far.
Shazam - identifies whatever song is playing by title and artist
Shopsavvy - scan a bar code with the camera and it checks for the lowest available price of that item locally and online.
Advanced Task Killer - A must for prolonging battery life. Shuts down all apps running in the background and eating battery resources.
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These are the best ones I have found thus far.
Shazam - identifies whatever song is playing by title and artist
Shopsavvy - scan a bar code with the camera and it checks for the lowest available price of that item locally and online.
Advanced Task Killer - A must for prolonging battery life. Shuts down all apps running in the background and eating battery resources.
Welcome to 3 years ago...your gheeeeeeey
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I like the Echophon the App for Twitter.
The Wunder Radio App you listen to any radio station in the country.
Pandora Internet radio
eBay's app is a great time killer.
Amazon's app kicks ass
Paypal's app let's you send money from your phone.
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Welcome to 3 years ago...your gheeeeeeey
i was going to start another thread for apps for the "apple product" but decided to not soil my keyboard by typing it.
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i was going to start another thread for apps for the "apple product" but decided to not soil my keyboard by typing it.
Apple IS GHEY
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Apple IS GHEY
This man knows
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I guess I don't get the whole fanboy thing. All of my computers are PC...I know them, I know how to use them, I know how to build them, and I know how to fix them. I don't like using Macs.
Apple makes good products though to, Iphone is by far the best gadget I have ever purchased. I have an ipod and an AppleTV and they are all easy to use and work well together. Plus they rock the casbah, I basically have a home theatre system with my apple TV for about 7300 dollars less.
Apple gets theres...Microsoft get theres... I dont get the hostility.
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I guess I don't get the whole fanboy thing. All of my computers are PC...I know them, I know how to use them, I know how to build them, and I know how to fix them. I don't like using Macs.
Apple makes good products though to, Iphone is by far the best gadget I have ever purchased. I have an ipod and an AppleTV and they are all easy to use and work well together. Plus they rock the casbah, I basically have a home theatre system with my apple TV for about 7300 dollars less.
Apple gets theres...Microsoft get theres... I dont get the hostility.
We have had this discussion over many beers. I will go there again if I must.
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I guess I don't get the whole fanboy thing. All of my computers are PC...I know them, I know how to use them, I know how to build them, and I know how to fix them. I don't like using Macs.
Apple makes good products though to, Iphone is by far the best gadget I have ever purchased. I have an ipod and an AppleTV and they are all easy to use and work well together. Plus they rock the casbah, I basically have a home theatre system with my apple TV for about 7300 dollars less.
Apple gets theres...Microsoft get theres... I dont get the hostility.
I own one PC.....I keep it up to date with anti-virus/spyware and I have no issues with it. It's true that there are just some things that I can't do on a Mac, but I wouldn't trade any of my Macs for a PC. I have two PowerMacs and one Powerbook. It's preference to me and what you cut your teeth on. When I started my job, I knew a lot more about LINUX/UNIX than I did MSWindows. I was in college, couldn't afford shit, someone gave me an old AMD box. I couldn't afford a copy of Windows. I could afford a free download of RedHat. Therefore that is what I used and I had to learn how to make stuff work. It took a lot of searching on teh ebays and trial and error, but it taught me enough skills to land my job.
Plus we are a Certified Apple Workshop (part of the contract requirements) and I am certified to tear apart and fix anything that has the Apple logo on it and have the tool kits to do it. I can bring in my stuff from home and fix it here at work and get a discount on parts. I guess I like them b/c that is what we work with primarily. We have clusters that are X86 based and IBM's but it seems like our Apple hardware is the most solid and gives us less trouble than the others.
One a side note: My PC dual boots Ubuntu/Windows, partition magic is the shit. I mostly boot Linux as I have to login from home and it's just easier to set up a machine with Linux than it is to use putty. Putty sucks hairy nuts! One Mac boots Yellow Dog Linux (file server) and Apple TV is pretty damn sweet.
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Oh, if truly given a choice, give me an Athlon box and let me run a free version of Linux....I hate having to pay for software!
I take back what I said earlier. The most stable system we have is a 32 Quad Core Opteron cluster running SuSe. Of course on scale no better than our 3000 CPU Apple system.
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Oh, if truly given a choice, give me an Athlon box and let me run a free version of Linux....I hate having to pay for software!
I take back what I said earlier. The most stable system we have is a 32 Quad Core Opteron cluster running SuSe. Of course on scale no better than our 3000 CPU Apple system.
Choice C: Linux
THIS man knows. I run Ubuntu on my Dell Desktop and Windows on my laptop. No problems with either. As you said keep it up to date with GOOD antivirus SW and a PC will have no issues. Personally, I use Kapersky. Ive used MacAfee and Norton and they were both crap and cumbersome.
As for the hostility - I do believe the Mac folks were the ones who kinda initiated that poop. Why Mac folks would have a superiority complex when their SW is compatible with almost nothing pertinent in the workplace and just as susceptible to viruses, is beyond me.
Yes, putty does sucks nuts, but its freeware - what do you expect. Try SecureCRT or UltraVNC. Much better....
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Oh, if truly given a choice, give me an Athlon box and let me run a free version of Linux....I hate having to pay for software!
I take back what I said earlier. The most stable system we have is a 32 Quad Core Opteron cluster running SuSe. Of course on scale no better than our 3000 CPU Apple system.
Who pays for software?
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For anyone who needs conversions on a regular basis "g -Unit" is a very solid free app.
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For anyone who needs conversions on a regular basis "g -Unit" is a very solid free app.
What does that app do?
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What does that app do?
Backs up fiddy cent in concert, yo.
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What does that app do?
Gunit is just the name of the program. The app is just a conversion program for energy, distance, volume, etc.
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The only thing Jumbo measures is his dick and that hasn't changed in size since he was 5 months old.
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The only thing Jumbo measures is his dick and that hasn't changed in size since he was 5 months old.
I think you fucked that one up...
Good One!
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I don't know what you are talking about.
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Smart Vibrator
If there has been one major complaint I have had in switching from the a blackberry to the htc Hero it has been that the vibration it produces for incoming calls was too weak. Go to marketplace and download this app. It allows you to customize the vibration ring pattern for calls, texts, emails.
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Smart Vibrator
If there has been one major complaint I have had in switching from the a blackberry to the htc Hero it has been that the vibration it produces for incoming calls was too weak. Go to marketplace and download this app. It allows you to customize the vibration ring pattern for calls, texts, emails.
and you can use it on your girlfriend.
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and you can use it on your girlfriend.
You can program with a continual vibrate that I like to term "you need a boyfriend".
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You can program with a continual vibrate that I like to term "you need a boyfriend".
Does it feel good in your ass?
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Does it feel good in your ass?
I have no lube here at the shop. WD40 only goes so far.
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I have no lube here at the shop. WD40 only goes so far.
I miss your face.
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I miss your face.
I get that a lot.
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Advanced Task Killer - a must that shut off programs running in the background and killing battery life
1337pwn.com XBOX - allows you to see which of your friends is signed on XBox and what they are playing.
Spirit level plus - no six foot level but handy for small items
ASTRO File Manager - Programs that comprehensively tracks all your programs, their resource needs, and overall phone memory.
Google Sky Map - Shows all the star and planets on the charts with layering so you can filter it however you like when trying to find out what a certain star is.
AK Notepad - good notepad program
all of these are free apps as well.
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My wife and I just bought two Droid HTC phones, and I must say, these phones are badass. Still making my rounds on the market downloading apps.
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Pandora - free streaming music app. Type in a song, or artist and it will build an entire station of that and music like that.
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Pandora - free streaming music app. Type in a song, or artist and it will build an entire station of that and music like that.
Does it only allow you so many hours free each month like the web version? I already have the iheartradio app, which gives me 4 local radio stations streaming. I have a co-worker who streams Pandora at work on the web and I would have to agree, it is pretty awesome.
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If there is a limit I have not hit it yet. I usually only use it when I am getting ready in the morning though.
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Does it only allow you so many hours free each month like the web version? I already have the iheartradio app, which gives me 4 local radio stations streaming. I have a co-worker who streams Pandora at work on the web and I would have to agree, it is pretty awesome.
Yes, you can listen to 40 hours free a month.
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Yeah, the Pandora thing is the titz.
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If there is a limit I have not hit it yet. I usually only use it when I am getting ready in the morning though.
Nothing like the sounds of Barbara Streisand and Cher when you are showering and shaving in preparation for the day ahead.
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Nothing like the sounds of Barbara Streisand and Cher when you are showering and shaving in preparation for the day ahead.
I've always had a question about the "male douche" that gay guys use before a date....are the same ones women use, only accompanied by the sounds of Cher and Barbara? Or something else altogether? Inquiring minds want to know.
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Nothing like the sounds of Barbara Streisand and Cher when you are showering and shaving in preparation for the day ahead.
Actually this morning it was Wings.
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Actually this morning it was Wings.
I celebrate their entire catalog.
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I celebrate their entire catalog.
But can it ever get any better than "When a Man Loves a Woman"?