jeff.edsell

Uh huh. I’ve worked for “separately-run” businesses. (“We bought you because we love how you do what you do! Why would we change that?”) It’s usually true at first, for a very short period. Then it isn’t true anymore, although everyone still says it is. Then eventually, the purchasing company just gets tired of the pretense and drops it.

Yeah, Plex made watching ripped discs on my Roku a legitimate option.

My kids regularly watch Netflix on my PS3, which even has a “Just for kids” option at launch that presents kid-friendly viewing options in a simpler interface.

Thank you for mentioning that Java and JavaScript are very different. As a web developer, you’d be surprised how many people I have to explain this to. And many of them recruit or manage in my industry.

Actually…

I want try this game now.

I’ve had iPhones since the first one. Yet I’m considering an Android this time around. Possibly this one or the Note.

I just get the feeling that the iPhone 5 will be the first one not to really innovate very much—Apple seems to be honing the iPhone bit by bit with each generation, and it really feels like the 4S is largely what they wanted to get to all along.

It’s hard to get a clear picture, though, because of how polarized people get about Apple products. I just wish I weren’t going to be stuck with whatever decision I make for two years.