Category Archives: Technodamus

AT&T Releases Turn-By-Turn GPS, iPhone Developers Release Middle Fingers

By Nick Armstrong | Published: September 3, 2009
Apple - it's time you cut the cord. I don't want to play anymore. I think it's time that we start writing letters. Or stop buying iPods or new computers or new software from Apple until they agree to break this unethical contract with AT&T.
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Unemployed – Career Blue Screen of Death

By Nick Armstrong | Published: May 5, 2009
I will really miss the great people. I will not miss the near constant, nagging anxiety of having just wrapped up a session of pair programming only to break something again, thinking: "Oh, holy hell, why the hell isn't this working??? My ass is gonna get fired..."
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Technodamus – Digital Smackdowns and Scary Searches

By Nick Armstrong | Published: February 8, 2009
Watch out the next time you Google for porn - if it was less than 9 months ago, they still have the record of you doing so. Worse than that, Microsoft who keeps the records for 12 months. Yahoo seems to be your best bet if you're searching for the best method to kill your neighbors: they only store the information for 90 days.
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Technodamus – The Death of CDs/DVDs

By Nick Armstrong | Published: February 6, 2009
A programmer's thoughts on technology. The Netbook, if it catches on for middle- and low-income households, will be the death of CD/DVDs.
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