I’ll be upgrading to Leopard today. Why am I mentioning this? Cause out of the 300+ ‘new features’ the biggest one I’m looking for is TinyMCE support in Safari 3. Right now when I’m writting a post in Safari 2.0 I don’t get all the cool editing features. All I get is this:
In fact, most posts are written while using Firefox. Shhh! Don’t tell anyone. I’m always defending Safari and if they find out I use Firefox I’ll have my membership revoked!
I’m a stat hound. I run iStat Menus to check how much memory and processor is being used. I check Google Analyitics daily on the site I maintain at work. And now I can track my stats when playing Halo 3! They have some pretty detailed stats on the games I’ve played, the weapons I use, my progress in Campaign (Single player) and even the military ranking I’ve achieved.
You can even playback any online games and record clips to share with your buddies on Xbox Live. Bluring the line of the internet experience on the Xbox is the ability to capture full resolution screenshots of any game you’ve played. They are available to view on your profile page on Bungie.net. I’m really impressed with intergration and the number of items being tracked by Halo 3 while your playing the game. That has to add some decent overhead which is amazing as Halo 3 is on of the nicest looking games on the 360.
My good friends Matt and Mandy just got married. I have put up some pictures I took on my Flickr page and I have this great (sic) video of a subltley drunken Matt dancing to some obnoxious Japanese DDR knock off. Good times!
I found this in the comments on Cabel’s blog. He’s on his 5th Xbox 360.
By the way, it’s not a single “Red Ring of Death” error. The three red LEDs signify many different possible failures (hardware, firmware, and software). If you hold down the binding button on the console and press the eject button four times, you can read out a more specific (undocumented) diagnostic error code.
Never would have known that if I didn’t have the intertubes.
Something is corrupting my daughter. She’s been onery lately! She hasn’t learned to say no to Jackie or I, but she has mastered the art of fit pitching. Don’t let these photos decieve you!
