On this 11th day of the 11th month at 11:11am PT, I post this in remembrance of all of those who have served and died for their country, many of my own family members included. Lest We Forget.
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The 31 best dance scenes in movies
I hate dancing (I feel all uncoordinated and clumsy) but I love watching dancing. These 31 scenes from the movies are a blast to watch.
Riding the waves of Nazaré
I’ll be in Lisbon, Portugal teaching a beginner photography workshop in March and I’m really hoping to get out to Nazaré to see these incredible waves. The men who surf them are utterly insane.
World War One footage brought to life by Lord of the Rings director
The colourizing of this footage is absolutely incredible.
Harley-Davidson LiveWire — are you buying one?
I’ve been following Harley’s development of the LiveWire since the prototype was first unvelied in 2014. It’s a fascinating project but maybe not for the reasons Harley wants it to be.
Apple pumps up its Amazon listings with iPhones, iPads and more
This is great news for those of us who don’t live near any other Apple resellers.
The Dalrymple Report: iPad Pro and Floop Floop with Dave Mark
Dave and I spent all of our time this week discussing the new iPad Pro and what it means for users. Dave also came up with a new way to mention Siri without turning on everyone’s iPhone during the podcast.
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Iceland Foods’ banned TV Christmas ad
I don’t usually say this but don’t watch this video on Youtube. Watch it here first and notice when you spot what the issue is. The next question is, why was it banned?
How to move your photos from Flickr to another service
I’ll most likely keep and pay for my Flickr account but many of you may not. Here’s one way to get your photos off of the service.
A final proving ground for guide dogs to the blind: midtown Manhattan
What a great story. I still remember my first time navigating New York City. This small town kid from Nova Scotia was terrified. I can’t imagine how scary it must be for the blind and their guide dogs.
Tesla’s “Navigate on Autopilot” is like Waze on steroids
My wife and I test drove a Tesla Model X over the weekend and came away impressed with the technology overall. The sales guy showed us a version of “Navigate on Autopilot” and it was very cool.
A strange welcome in Canada
As a proud Nova Scotianer, I feel no shame in saying, categorically, that Newfoundlanders are the nicest people in Canada. I was honoured to have been screeched-in many years ago in a bar in St John’s and highly recommend it to anyone who visits this lovely province.
The new iPad Pro for photographers
Mann looks at the new iPad Pro from the same POV I would – how is it for a professional photographer working in the field? After reading the review, I really want a new iPad for my photography workshop in Lisbon next March.
Apple walks Ars through the iPad Pro’s A12X system on a chip
I’m not smart enough to understand much of what this article is about but the majority of the reviews of this new iPad reference how incredibly powerful the A12X system on a chip is.
The Library of Congress makes thousands of fabulous photos, posters & images free to use & reuse
What an incredible collection to peruse and use.
I’m fascinated by the technical “class” obsession with iPads replacing laptops
Really interesting thread from a guy who knows a lot about this stuff.
“What if He Falls”? The terrifying reality behind filming “Free Solo”
There are moments in this video that literally made me queasy. I’ve been a fan of Honnold for years and I can’t wait to see “Free Solo” in the theater. This just screams for an IMAX release.
Live polar bear camera
Fall is Polar Bear season in northern Manitoba, and throughout November you can check out on a live cam what they are up to in the Wapusk National Park.
Inside a huge data center filled with Mac minis
MacStadium got big props from Apple at their last event and deservedly so.
2018 Retina MacBook Air review roundup
Along with the lifted embargo on the new iPads, the reviews of the new MacBook Air are rolling in as well.
12.9-inch iPad Pro review roundup
The embargo has lifted on the new 12.9-inch iPad Pro and all the usual suspects have posted.
Marvel’s unreleased 1994 Fantastic Four movie is now on Youtube
This is the last (hopefully) in a long string of awful Fantastic Four movies.
Flickr imposes 1,000-photo limit, drops 1TB storage for free accounts
This is a controversial decision but, if it works out the way SmugMug wants it to, it will fundamentally change the kind of site Flickr is and how it is used.
Canadian CRT class action lawsuit
A lot of my fellow Canadians qualify for this class action. You’re not likely to get a lot of money out of it but every little bit helps.
Pilot callsigns
Unless you were involved in the military, I bet the first time most of us heard about callsigns was from the movie Top Gun. We just called them nicknames. I’m lucky – with the last name I have, the only possible nickname/callsign I could have is Kong.
Reese’s created a machine to swap out all the Halloween treats you hate
This is brilliant.
Which MacBook should you buy? MacBook vs. Air vs. Pro
There’s a very helpful graphic attached to this post to really give you a good sense of the specs and offerings.
MacBook Air vs. iPad Pro is a choice between the past and the future
This will be an interesting problem for many of us. I’m in the market for a new device and am torn between these two new offerings. What would push me over the edge to the iPad Pro would be for Adobe to (soon!) announce the full version of Lightroom is available for the iPad Pro, as they announced for Photoshop.
The Dalrymple Report: Apple’s Mac and iPad event with Dave Mark
Apple introduced a new Mac mini, MacBook Air and two new iPad Pros earlier today in New York. Dave and I talk about all the new products and the event.
Apple Pencil 2 not compatible with older iPads, original Pencil won’t work with new models
This should come as no surprise to anyone who watched today’s video and no, this is not Apple being “greedy”.