Last time I wrote about global warming, I said this: I won’t claim the climate isn’t changing. That much is obvious. But I have yet to see anyone show that we’re causing it. What’s more, I have yet to see anyone show that the climate would stop changing if we (magically) completely eliminated pollution tomorrow… Read More: Global Warming revisited »
I already wrote briefly about Star Trek Online during its open beta period. Back then I promised I’d write a Let’s Play series using Star Trek Online; beginning with this post, I am going to attempt to do so. I’ll post one per week, if all goes well. The majority of everything I write after… Read More: Let’s Play Star Trek Online – Introduction »
There has been a lot of nerd rage and fanboyism on both sides of the “is the iPad actually interesting” debate. Of course, that means I’m going to subject you to my opinions on it. So, without further ado… I have always had a love-hate relationship with Apple’s products. They’re generally shiny and easy-ish to… Read More: The iPad »
I just called AT&T about these charges. He refunded the $10.67 I was charged, and cancelled the subscription. He told me that the charge was added by Verisign – confirming my googled knowledge that Jamster is at least partially owned by Verisign. So… yet another reason to dislike Verisign. He also added a purchase control… Read More: Mobile content fraud – part 2 »
Gather round, it’s story time! Back in August 2008 I upgraded my AT&T plan from a single line to a five-line family plan. On my second bill (dated Oct 5, 2008), one of the lines showed a charge like this: “Flycell”… Mblox… $10.66 I called up my sister-in-law and asked her whether she had solicited… Read More: Mobile content company cell phone scams »