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BRADTASTIC™ LIVE SPACETHE REAL BRADTASTIC, BRAD CHIN.
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April 26 HD DVD I own an HD DVD player. I own multiple XBOX 360 consoles, including an Elite. I can't use my iPod with the system, because Microsoft sent me a new one instead of fixing mine, and for some reason, my HD DVD player isn't working. Yes, I know that the technology is "dead" or at least "dying" and that Blu-Ray is the dominant format. I don't have a Playstation 3 yet, because for me, force-feedback > gyroscope, Live! > Network. But I think that might change. I'd really like to get a Wii, too. I'd also really like a new PSP, I've been playing Crisis Core quite a lot, and my batteries are at 50-60% capacity and the system's screen has a small crack. February 23 inkrI've been having much-fun inking at http://bradchin.com (called Inkr). Check it out! Also, the I'M making a difference program has been doing really well. If you use Live Messenger, lmk. bradtastic@live.com January 26 vSide and InkfallDownload vSide and play it with us! It’s great, and free!Also, my inkblog (what this site is) is now at Blogger: BRADTASTIC INK aka Inkfall. Please go there instead of here from now on... unless you LOVE Spaces. Because I don’t. January 20 Ink INKFALL at BLOGGER. inkfall.blogspot.com The new ink blog of Brad Chin. Please come and check it out! About illusion, magic, impression and pickup! Inkk elsewhere I said it was going to happen. My ink is now at http://inkfall.blogspot.com instead of here. I'm just trying to "fix" certain display issues. B January 11 Bradtastic Brad Chin: Inkblog/Inkpost 002
BRAD CHIN'S SECOND INKPOST
I've had a tablet computer for some time now; but when I first got mine (a Fujitsu), tablets were relatively new technologies and information was even more scarce than now. After a while and after I read gottabemobile.com, I found Sumocat's Scribbles- a blogspot/ Blogger site entirely done with ink. I must say that control of handwriting is pretty tough on the tablet, But I like the idea of actually "writing out" my journal/blog posts instead of just typing. It's not that I'd abandon my typing and other writing, perhaps, it's just a phase. The more I tried to structure my life to push technology away, the more it crept back in. I'm sure that that has something to do with the injury and being "stuck" at home so much. Or perhaps its just "the times." Anyway, the subjects that I really want to write/type/blog about I can't yet; magic and "gaming," (aka "sarging") at least not yet, before I would and also before I got a show or book out. I would like to write/blog professionally. Anyway, I should get back to apartment hunting. Gotta move. Brad January 10 BRADTASTIC SPACES INKBLOG 001
BRADTASTIC SPACES InkBlog 01.10.2008 Hey everyone! This is my inkpost, and as always, I have to shout-out to the old "father of ink blogging" Mark Sumimoto. I would never have made this and I wouldn't have gotten off of the ground if it wasn't for his "guidance," even though he was a pretty busy guy and didn't offer too-much actual "instruction." It was more than enough.
I'm using Windows Live Writer and the Ink Blog v.1.0, an Ed Holloway add-on that was originally appreciated but very lackluster in Version Beta. Now it has lining and recognition—makes "our lives" much easier. There's also many other options and colors that I'd like to experiment with; I had that "darkside" iWeb "test-blog," I like demo-ing and review/researching these apps, software/s, services and tools, ALL HANDS ON. I don'tknow that I'll continue to use Spaces; since XP and Mac OSX 10.2, I haven't been much of an 'MS' (sorry M$) fan, but them Windows Mobile 6 cell phones are pretty sweet, and if Vista can be what they said, well, "aero" looks neat. Alrighty Everyone, Brad Chin Windows Live Spaces One Hmm...well, this is my first post here. I have so many other blogs, but could just-one-more really hurt anything? Probably. Will mine? Maybe. Does it matter right now? Nabsolutely yever. Why am I using Spaces if I have a blogspot, a personal WordPress, tech-site, video-gaming site, twitter and all of the rest? I'm testing stuff out. I just ditched the Sidekick III; it's going on eBay and golly-gee-wizz, am I glad for that! Hopefully, some other lucky-person can make some good out of it, get something good from it, and have fun with it—I sure didn't. I really didn't use the device that much and it wasn't that much of a benefit to me; there are many others (including my two dear cousins) whom swear by the thing, but it never quite "did it" for me. There were some issues with the instant message services not working, and maybe because of that (and a few other things), I stopped using IMs. The browser was slow and the resolution is low,nullifying much of what I "do" on the net. I also didn't want to download a bunch of add-ons and ringtones, though there's a few little trinkets on there, Terminal and Calculator—and the Terminal was bomb. I knew that from the first Sidekick... or maybe that was the Sidekick II. I've been through so many phones and so much mobile-tech, unless I had all of it around, a big list, or time that I don't have, I could never write about all of it. Starting back in school with the Palm IIIc and later the HP Compaq organizer, a string of MP3-playing Clié devices that I thought were totally-wicked. (Thanks, Grandma) Mobile phones, yeesh. It was like a new one three-times per year; but then again, at that time, mobile-tech was really toppling over itself with improvement. Nowadays (and I say that like I'm old) the phones are just more mega-pixels here, flash there, new OS, bigger this, brighter that, longer this, better that... mostly negligible. Remember when the Motorola RAZR was first announced at $600 and everyone was clamoring for it? Yup, I was using the Sanyo RL-4920, (aka by other people: the POS candy-bar). No net, no camera, no pics, no nothin'. I never got/bought the RAZR. (Been there done that with "Moto" with the ultra-sick V70... ugh.) And now they're free. But look at the rest; cameras are 8+MP standard, but "new" phones still have 1.3MP and 2MP cameras with weak flash. Nokia (and a few others) make 5MP cameras with decent-flash, but at the cost of other features. Apple could've dropped a great camera into their (also $600 at first-market retail) phone, but they didn't. Us nightclub and bar goers jus' ain't gunna get a good camera phone. Sure, daytime shots at the zoo or in a bathroom mirror come out "fine," but if we want a camera, we need to carry a slim-camera and a phone. It's 2008, shouldn't that be a thing of the past? Well, I've looked at the Windows Live Spaces categories—one of them is "News and politics." I wonder if other users write about that stuff here. I don't have an audience here (or at any of my other "new-ish" blogs), so I don't know what I'm supposed to write about yet. I just know that I like writing, and I need a lot of practice; the more I can get from mobile-stuff, blogs, and whatever doesn't strap me to a computer, the better. There's a lot of other crap that I need to take care of, including getting out of Oakland. Longhand just doesn't cut it. WINDOWSLIVESPACESTWOCOMINGSOON. |
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