Entries in fun (3)
Where does the time go?
Tuesday, November 17, 2009 at 6:44PM Lately I haven’t had much time to explore any software, or hardware. I just scraped up some of the apps I play on my iPod Touch and decided to do some reviews to fill the gaps in my blog at http://mike.tecnicle.com. Right now I’m trying to get my hands on Windows 7 so that I can do a video and blog on the installation, which I actually want to do live at http://live.tecnicle.com.
There isn’t much to say except, that I’m hoping that things begin to get better now. I do have some things to talk about such as Twitter Lists, and the future of media. People that know me know that I support online media, such as streaming and blogs. Places like Facebook, and Twitter can give me news when I need it, all I have to do is follow the right people.
Which brings me to another things I plan on talking about, Twitter followers. Some followers are useful, they have real things to share. I do love my followers, but some are not legit, they try and sell you something, or try to get info from you. It’s not hard to tell you is real and who is not, all you have to do is look at what they tweet about.
That’s pretty much all I have to say for now. It’s edging closer and closer to my birthday so I’m hoping for a lot, also the 3rd anniversary my blogs. It’s hard to believe how fast time can fly. I may not get comments on my site, but I am thankful to those who comment on Geeks, at http://geeks.pirillo.com.
The Plateau
Tuesday, November 10, 2009 at 10:57AM
This game starts out easy but gradually gets harder as the levels progress. I play this game to work my mind, it really gets you to thinking. Basically the game is trying to untangle the lines. No line should cross another, a good line goes green while a bad one goes red, and the orange lines are neutral. The game can get addicting, not as addicting as Sudoku but close, reminds of when I used to spend time trying to solve the Rubik’s Cube.
The game is $4.99 in the iTunes App Store, it’s a lot but I find it to be brain challenging. I would recommend it, I still haven’t grown tired of it and I’ve used it for quite awhile now, ever since I heard Chris Pirillo review in at http://live.pirillo.com.
