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Continue reading →: Rhapsody No-Go
So I subscribed to Rhapsody “To-Go” which was $4 more every month but enabled me to transfer music onto my iPod… Turns out the “To-Go” service doesn’t support iPod… you can’t transfer files from the subscription service to the iPod because iPod doesn’t support Real’s DRM technology (Janus). But the…
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Continue reading →: Real Rhapsody
I signed up for Real Network’s Rhapsody service during their first 49 cent per song deal. I figured that the at least I get my 14 day free trial and then cancel it. Well it’s been almost 4 months now and I’m still shelling out the $9.99 every month to…
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Continue reading →: New toy
Guess who got a PSP? That’s right, I did. Was it expensive? Hell yes. Does it look sweet? Oh yeah. Was it worth it? Time will tell… Right now I’ve got Wipeout Pure, Lumines and Ridge Racer. Wipeout Pure is my favourite game so far. It’s visually pleasing as the…
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Continue reading →: Fictional Seperation Anxiety?
I have always been a slow reader. Ever since my first grade school book reading contest I knew that I would never be a world-champion speed reader. In fact I read so slowly that I have trouble following subtitles on foreign films. I was reading a good book the other…
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Continue reading →: Blog Me, Photo Me, Again
In reply to my previous post regarding a way to email photos from my cellular phone to my blog, I have found a new and better method. Flickr is a weblog for photos. It supports email posting and can host up to 10MB of images per month (there is no…
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Continue reading →: New Gadget Shuffle
Musicians have musical instruments, scientists have microscopes, painters have brushes, I have portable electronics. There are a few new devices I’m interested in but on which should I spend my hard-earned money? Here’s the rundown on one of them: Toshiba e800 Pocket PC MSRP: $599 PriceGrabber: $479.90 eBay: $400 (approx.)…
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Continue reading →: Meeting People is Easy
It’s good to know certain people in a new work environment. The ones who know where things are for example… “Where do you keep free employee beverages?” “In the break room next to the free employee cash pile.” Today I met one of the undercover security guards. I’m sure…
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Continue reading →: Blog Me, Photo Me
T-Mobile’s Picture Album has become the easiest way for me to post images on the go. I will be using this service until I find a way to send photos to my own server from my phone.
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Continue reading →: Workin’ It
I am now employed by Food Service International (also known as Uwajimaya corporate headquarters). Turns out beside owning the three grocery stores they also distribute Asian foods all over the Pacific Northwest as well as controlling Sun Luck.
Hello,
I’m Aaron
Engineering Manager in Seattle
Aaron Bronow 