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I am pleased to note that I have gotten back into contact with my old friend Dave Rempis (see the sidebar and the link to www.daverempis.com — also, just Google him or click here to see various links to his … Continue reading →

This is rather a small concern with the iPhone, but it baffles me as to why it exists: unlike your iPod, you will not be able to use regular headphones on the iPhone, at least this model. It only takes … Continue reading →

Okay, the title of the post says it all. I’m sure a lot of iPhone owners are looking for IM programs — you’re not going to find much that works well. However, there is one thing I’ve tried that seems … Continue reading →

Um, right. Like the title says, happy birthday to me. July 24th, 1975, saw the introduction of the first Nexus-6 Kip-model Replicants. Wow. It feels really weird to turn…oh hells no I’m not telling you how old I am. :p

I have to make a shameless plug here. Sally Tognarelli, a good friend of mine from back in “the day”, as we used to say, has changed her stage name to Sally Morgan (too many people would screw up Tognarelli … Continue reading →

Ah. I received my big birthday present early this year. Now, just so y’all know I’m not spoiled silly, I kicked in $450 towards what I got — which is, obviously, if ya read the dang title, an iPhone. Here … Continue reading →

A’ight. I gotta write this, just for the search engines, because so many people screw up my name. For the record, again, my name is Kip Lange, with an E, but a lot of people think there’s no E, so, … Continue reading →

Okay, folks, even I get caught up in the 1080p hype these days. But, as always, don’t believe the hype. Here’s what I’ve learned in the seven months since I’ve owned my truly excellent 720p Panasonic. There’s no doubt that … Continue reading →

That’s all I really wanted to say. One more time: Fuck you, David Chase.Fucker.

Well, I gotta say, Sony may have screwed some things up in terms of launching the PS3, but since it’s been out, they’ve been doing a breakneck job of getting up to speed. Most of the third party games have … Continue reading →