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An idea for ipod headphones earbuds that could change the world

In a world full of hate and controversy. Our nation is divided between so many opinions and points of view. If only there were a cause that every man, woman and child could unite behind to bring this sorry world together.

This man just may have the answer to world peace and harmony. Imagine tangle-proof earbuds. Why is Lennon not around to see this epic moment in mankind’s history?

Hate is a strong word – I hate what eBay has become

I used to love eBay. Indeed, I was an eBay fanboy. I made thousands of dollars selling found items using eBay. eBay made a lot of money off of me and I was happy to give them a share of what I made. That is, until eBay decided they didn’t want to be eBay anymore.

Ebay Front

This photo was taken when eBay was awesome.

Creative Commons License photo credit: Ryan Fanshaw PhotographyAfter taking a year off from eBay after writing my rant piece Where is Pierre Omidyar’s eBay?, I decided to try it again. I have learned over the past nine years as a computer geek not to take anyone’s word for what’s good and what’s bad in the computer world. I have to try things out for myself.

I knew that eBay had made many changes over the past year or two, but I had no idea how much those changes would effect my experience as a seller and buyer on eBay. Read the rest of this entry →

Please make your profile avatar a picture – not an avatar and a bunch of other tips

modify your avatar to bring people to the networks you prefer

modify your avatar to bring people to the networks you prefer

You’re on Twitter. You’re on Facebook. You post comments to 10 blogs. You listen to music via Last.fm, Pandora, MySpace Music and Blip.fm. Your photos are on Picasa, Flickr and Photobucket – not to mention the old Fotki and Webshots accounts you setup and forgot about. Truth be told, you jumped into social media headfirst and began splashing around uncontrollably when you realized you couldn’t swim. Read the rest of this entry →