got lucky and shot a hummingbird taking a bath today with my 4s. It's a good example of the video quality this phone offers: http://vimeo.com/mediamaker/hummingbird-iphone4s

Great video, awesome catch.

I'd like to try my hand at playing around with the Zarrly API. Is there documentation?

maybe "deauthorize all" and re-auth the computers you still use

I'm sure there's a quick fix for the iTunes purchased albums I still have, but the long-term solution is definitely to avoid purchasing from iTunes. For me, at least.

As the iTunes Music Store hasn't used DRM since January 2009, no long-term solution is necessary. Just don't travel back in time and you'll be fine. :)

I'm writing this from 2007!

Anyway, thanks for the responses. I was embarrassingly unaware of the changes. Though maybe the moral of the story is that DRM is a good way to lose a customer who won't come back under any circumstances if there's an equal service available without it.

I also appreciate the perspective. Next time I'm asked if I've managed people I plan to say 'I manage projects, I collaborate with people.'

Im a designer and I would be happy to contribute to open source projects. contact johnatjohncozendotcom if interested.

i scroll down a lot more than up, worried for my wrist, carpal tunnels

that credit card needs to go on a diet

the best resume is no resume. They give hiring managers too many things to find wrong

Now the manager who's actually hiring may know you're the one when you met him through the social network, but any employer with an HR department is going to require some form of resume/CV and job application. It's more or less a legal requirement. HR often gets a say in who's hired and lacking the ability to judge technical l33tness they tend to go on degrees, resume formatting, previous job titles, and dates.

It's like a box you can drop stuff in

If only someone had thought of that before, eh?

working for UCSD on Fri but from home in SD proper, maybe next time