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Simple and fun.

TireuxdeRoche — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 20:51:12 +0000

Gather round kids and let me tell you a tale.

It was 1979. The Susan B. Anthony Dollar was on the way to taking the US by storm. VisiCalc is introduced and the first Usenet is created. Heady times indeed.

Back in yonder days, there was no MMORPGs; people would get together to play “card games” These games involved interacting with people, in-person and used real printed cards. One game in-particular was called “Uno”. Simple rules and lots of fun to play. I loved it.

Jump ahead 29 years.

Thanks to the folks at Oranga Programaro, Uno is back for the PPC!

The game loaded quickly and easily and even though I hadn’t played it in, well, let’s just say “awhile”, I picked it up immediately. If you can match colors or numbers, you’ll do fine with Uno.

I don’t load many games on my Tilt but this one is a keeper!

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eWallet by Ilium Software is the ideal solution for passwords…

TireuxdeRoche — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 21:36:33 +0000

First things first.

I hate paying for software when there’s a freeware solution out there. As a small business owner, I need to make every penny count so if there’s a no-cost alternative that makes sense, I’m all over it.

As the father of two young kids, I’m starting to slip mentally. I used to always be able to remember passwords. Even the complex ones. Not anymore.

After checking out several freeware alternatives (including eSec) with limited success, I downloaded eWallet. It installed cleanly and was easy to set-up.

Key to me is the ability to sync with my desktop, which eWallet does swimmingly. I have the same passwords with me all the time.

The process to create a new entry is simple:

Choose a folder to save the new entry…

Pick a groovy icon…

And fill out the details you want to save.

Voila!

At $29.95, eWallet is a solid value.

Now, where did I leave my keys….?

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BlueAnt Z9

TireuxdeRoche — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 17:21:03 +0000

I really like my AT&T Tilt phone and wanted to invest in a great Bluetooth ear piece to compliment it.

I did research and found the BlueAnt Z9. Reviews generally said it had the best performance with the Tilt so I spent the $65 plus shipping. My experience was everything I anticipated. It was great. I found the noise isolation, when activated to be quite impressive. Driving in the car with the sunroof open and windows down wasn’t a problem. People could hear me and I could hear them, which in my book is entirely the point.

All was good until the other morning.

Apparently my daughter was playing with it and I found it in my Lab’s water bowl.

Sadly, this ant couldn’t swim.

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