Speaking of computing and cruise ships, our very own Shai Yamannee evidently got enough bandwidth to create a review for us: ShaiY on the RadTech ClearCal Anti-Glare Film I’m curious about what your friends on the trip do while you’re geeking out, and how you survive without the internets too. We do have Don McAllister in the house for Chit Chat Across the Pond to talk about what the Geek Cruises are like, since he and Barbara are just back from a three week cruise where he actually worked the show. This week we have a lot of great listener reviews (I might have done a bit of whining about not having enough time to create my usual plethora of content this week).
#VIEWING KEYWORDS IN SCREENSTEPS UPDATE#
If you’d like to be alerted to breaking news, along with the regular weekly update after I post the show, then sign up for the NosillaCast News. What about laryngitis? It’s happened before, if you don’t believe me, listen to the April 8th, 2007 episode (there’s a link in the shownotes). While that’s a welcome surprise, what if something were to make me late, how would you know if you weren’t on the email list? What if, heaven forbid, I were in a car accident (and somehow Steve’s fingers were damaged so he couldn’t tweet to you? (and you KNOW he would if he could.) What if GoDaddy underwent a denial of service attack? Steve’s damaged tweeting fingers couldn’t help you then either. How exciting is that? If you had signed up for the NosillaCast News, you’d already know that though, everyone who entered their info in the form on got an email earlier in the week letting them know that things were going to be ahead of schedule this week. I’m traveling to Florida on Sunday, so we’re actually a day early. Today is Saturday March 5th, 2011 and this is show number 302.
In Chit Chat Across the Pond Don McAllister of tells us about what it’s like doing a Mac Mania Cruise from. Kirschen gives us a follow-on to her Mail Act-On review, this time bringing us Mail Tags from indev.ca. Nick Brennen gives us his first review, the Nike+ GPS for iPhone from.
#VIEWING KEYWORDS IN SCREENSTEPS HOW TO#
George from Tulsa gives caution about Lion since it will not allow Rosetta applications and tells us how to figure out if our applications DO use Rosetta: George’s ScreenSteps tutorial. Shai Yamannee takes a break from cruising to review the RadTech ClearCal Anti-Glare Film for 15-inch Macbook Pro Unibody.
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