Posted by Dave Mark on Jan 26, 2013 in Uncategorized
It’s been a while! I’ve been head down, deep into startup creation mode. I’ve come up for a bit of air and realized that I’ve been incommunicado for quite some time. Not quite ready to restart my blogging, but I have returned to Twitter so, for the moment, that’s the best way to connect.
My Twitter name is @davemark. Hope to see you there…
Woz’s editorial comment on Gray Powell, the engineer who left the iPhone prototype in the bar. Personally, I think it would be genius for Steve Jobs to invite Gray Powell up on stage for the phone rollout…
As its name implies, the HexaKopter has six propellors. That alone is mildly more interesting than the QuadCopters that I’ve seen demos of, but the incredible control, speed, lift, and GPS make this one simply breathtaking to watch. Take a look at the video below. Well worth your time, especially if you are an RC or robotics enthusiast…
Posted by Dave Mark on Apr 19, 2010 in Apple, iPad
Earlier this morning, got the letter below from the Apple Store. Looks like my iPad 3G is shipping soon. Yay!!!
– Dave
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Sold-to address: David Mark
Date: 04/19/2010
Our order number: 71331xxxxx
PO number: xxxxxxxxxx
Web order number: W69xxxxxx
Apple customer no: 90xxxx
To Our Valued Apple Customer:
Thank you for your recent order of the magical and revolutionary
iPad 3G.
We would like to confirm that your order will be shipped in late
April as communicated at the time you placed your order. You will
receive a confirmation notice when your order has shipped.
You can get up-to-date information about your order, including
shipping status and tracking number, at http://www.apple.com/orderstatus
I know this is only a flight simulation, but it has all the various audio tracks stitched together to really give you a sense of how harrowing a situation this was and how little time Sullenburger had to make decisions. Absolutely riveting…
DO NOT WATCH THIS VIDEO if you want to maintain the mystery of the trick shown in the previous post. The video below does not specifically address the previous trick, but it does demystify a quite similar trick. Pretty cool, but definitely disappointing to those of us who want to believe in magic.
This one is just unbelievable. I usually assign the label “sleight of hand” to table magic tricks, but this one is just so perfectly done I really have zero clue as to the secret behind the trick. Watch the entire video, be sure to zoom in to full screen and highest resolution your screen can handle. Well worth it…