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Random Follows Don't Bring Brand Awareness, Just Brand Annoyance

2011-12-11T13:27:00.001-06:00

Here's the reason why interaction is so important to me on social networks: random follows.

I've had that happening more and more on Google+ lately. This has been a major problem on Twitter already, but it still makes me wonder... I know I don't say anything of importance nor am I someone in the public spotlight, so why do certain people follow me?

More often than not, someone's following me as a way to get me to be aware of their product/brand/service/etc. The problem with that is that instead of making me think "oh... that's interesting", it annoys me instead. It looks like a form of unsolicited advertising to me. If we've had a prior interaction, then it makes more sense to me. It would seem that we had a mutual back-and-forth where we enjoyed the conversation we had. Unfortunately, this never seems to be the case.

Now, I know there's nothing I can do about this as it's just the way of public social networks, but that doesn't change the fact I'll still find it as nuisance. A nuisance I guess I'll just have to deal with.

(The other half this problem are services that offer "GET A BAZILLION FOLLOWERS!" that just randomly start following people with no criteria. If you want brand awareness, don't use services like this. Instead, interact. It'll go a long way.)

+Travis Tubbs

2011-07-30T18:19:00.000-05:00

It took me a little longer than I wanted, but I'm finally making the move to Google+, Google's new social network currently in limited testing.

Unfortunately, I'm having to use an account that isn't my primary email address. This is only a temporary profile until Google+ supports Google Apps accounts, which may not be until the end of year.

As Google+ profile address are a random set of numbers that aren't easy to remember, I've created the much easier to remember address of:

http://plus.travistubbs.me

Once Google Apps accounts are supported, I'll update this post and the redirect on the above address.

On The Move Again. Next Stop: Blogger.

2011-06-04T17:36:00.002-05:00

Once again, gathered all my writings and photos, boxed them up, and moved everything to another blogging platform. This year's destination: Google's Blogger.
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The Split Personalities of travistubbs.net

2011-04-21T05:13:00.000-05:00

A little while back, I had made the decision to integrate my projects web site into my personal web site. After a lot of thinking, I realized this was a stupid decision.

Today, I'm announcing the relaunch of travistubbs.net and InternalServer.net. But that's not all. I'm also proud to introduce a new member to my web family: WYSIWYG media.Read the rest of this post...

The American Election Process and How I Just Don't Care Anymore

2010-11-03T07:39:00.000-05:00

This really isn't a piece completely thought out. It's more of a rant if anything. A rant out of frustration at many things. I'll might come back and reflect on this later, but these are my feelings at the time of writing this.

Last night was the first Tuesday in November, and, in America, that only means it was time for another election. As the Democratic-controlled Congress and President Obama didn't hand every American a job in the two years after being elected since the start of a recession three years ago, the American people did the only logical thing it could: vote back in the other party that originally lead us to this mess to begin with. Because, as we all know, the American people are really that stupid.

But I don't blame the American people for that. And I don't blame the Republicans nor the Democrats for that. Is there really anyone to blame?

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Distractions

2010-10-27T04:11:00.000-05:00

It's been a little quiet here due to some unexpected distractions.

- Baby, my brother's dog, was attacked by another dog early Sunday morning. Most of that day was spent at the vet. It's a morning I'd rather not relive.

- Since Sunday, we've been to the vet every day for follow-up visits for Baby with another later this afternoon.

- I've been working on an organization's web site. The web site has been fighting me left and right and has taken up a lot of my time.

- Unexpected visits from customers for my dad's store and his friends has led me to cooking dinner a couple of times.

I'm hoping to get back on track now as much as I can and continuing with blog posts, development information and more. Needless to say, it has not been a relaxing time over the last few days.

What Caught My Eye on October 24, 2010

2010-10-23T15:12:00.000-05:00

How To Install First Jailbreak App on Apple TV

It's amazing how fast this has happened. I'm sure a group (such as Cydia) is working on a Jailbreak App Store for Apple TV right now.

via iSource

Netflix testing $7.99 and $8.99 streaming-only plans in US right now, one is not a discount (update)

When the idea of a Streaming-only plan was being decided on, something told me the price of DVD rentals would increase. A $1 more per month isn't that bad and really shouldn't bother anyone that much.

via Engadget

Itching Thumb Brings webOS-Like, Gesture-Based Task Management to Android [Video]

Android developers are incredible at bring some of the best features of other OSes to the Android platform. This is where being "open" is great. if we want it, we can (for the most part) have it.

via Lifehacker

Tmobile Throttles Unlimited Data Plans, Forbids Tethering

I would hope that T-Mobile would be gracious enough to allow those that are currently on Unlimited Plans to keep their plan and allow tethering, especially those that have been with T-Mobile forever. T-Mobile has been great for me, but it's a shame if this is the case for current customers too.

via The Consumerist

How to Sync Calendar Colors Between Google Calendar and iOS [How To]

One of the biggest annoyances with early versions of iOS (then iPhone OS) was the inability to get calendar colors to sync properly when using Google Calendar. It's great to see this is (sorta) resolved.

via Lifehacker

Apple Stops Bundling Flash with OS X [Mac OS X]

There seem to be some people up in arms about Apple's decision to not ship computers with Flash. 1) It's their machines. They can do what they want. 2) Apple isn't preventing you from installing Flash. You can still do that. 3) Deal with it.

via Lifehacker

Mobile Credit Card Reader Square Now Open for Business

Square's biggest advantage over competitors is the fact that there are no upfront costs and no monthly fees. This is perfect for really small businesses and those that want to take credit cards at fairs and conventions.

via Mashable!

Astronaut Checks in to Foursquare from Outer Space

Anyone want to trying ousting the "mayor" of the International Space Station?

via Mashable!

Annual Microsoft Zune Pass for $150

Services like Zune, Napster, and Rhapsody really need to offer annual fees like this as some consumers want to put down all their money at once. It's also an incentive to save money in the long run. Remember that one month of services like this is the cost of 1 to 2 CDs.

via dealnews RSS alerts

Annual Microsoft Zune Pass for $150

via dealnews RSS alerts

Bill White:
"Rick Perry has become a millionaire on the public payroll."

via Politifact.com Truth-O-Meter rulings from Texas

ABC, CBS, and NBC say no to Google TV, block content from being played

Old media resisting new media? What a surprise. Of course, as with Hulu, these blocks are easy to get around.

via Androinica

iMovie blocks studio names in new trailers

This move is obviously meant to prevent people from trying to pass off fake movie trailers. I would hope the public is a little smarter than that. (Then again, we're the same public that has to be reminded hot coffee is hot.)

via Engadget

Hulu Plus dropping to $4.95 per month? That's what she said.

This would be welcomed news, especially since Hulu Plus still has ads. But they have to be careful as if they want to increase the price in the future, the public will complain (forgetting the fact it originally did cost more).

via Engadget

Facebook disabled iPad mobile Safari zooming?

What developer thought this was a great idea? And more importantly, why would such a decision ever be made?

via TUAW

A Rock Band 3 pro guitar trailer to crush your dreams

As awesome as this is, I think I'll stick to my Fisher-Price plastic button guitar.

via Joystiq

Angry Birds for Android Cheat: Access All Locked Levels

Must not click... must not click... must not click...

via AndroidSPIN | Your No.1 source for Everything Android.

New MacBook Air shipping without Flash installed

Makes you wonder if this was or wasn't included in Apple's new tougher battery tests.

via TUAW

FaceTime for Mac security hole easily remedied

Common sense? Pfft... who needs that.

via TUAW

Apple quietly discontinuing OS X's factory-fitted Java

This isn't surprising. What is surprising is how long it took for Apple to make this decision.

via TUAW

What Caught My Eye on October 21, 2010

2010-10-20T16:58:00.000-05:00

YouTube Application Gets Major Update

Most important feature: can rotate screen in ANY direction. (I hate apps that force you to rotate the screen in one direction.)

via AndroidSPIN | Your No.1 source for Everything Android.

FCC Tweets Baseball Updates To Blacked Out Cablevision Customers

It's great to see the FCC have a sense of humor. if anything, it's one way to bring shame to Fox and Cablevision in their silly little spat.

via The Consumerist

KFC, McDonald's, Wendy's, Taco Bell And A&W Combine To Make The World's Worst Pizza

via The Consumerist

Fox Blacked Out Hulu For Cablevision Subscribers

Hey Fox and Cablevision! Thanks for helping further our fears about the Comcast / NBC Universal merger!

via The Consumerist

TweetDeck’s CEO calls out Steve Jobs on Android Fragmentation

It appears Jobs has gotten into the spirit of the election season and felt like only telling half the story of TweetDeck's view about Android. You know. The half that made him look better. Facts are silly little things that get in the way.

via AndroidSPIN | Your No.1 source for Everything Android.

Dwayne Bohac:
Says the Annie's List political group supports third-trimester abortions on demand.

via Politifact.com Truth-O-Meter rulings from Texas

Apple introduces 11.6-inch MacBook Air, available today for $999

Apple sure knows hardware. The new MacBook Air brings it up to par with (close to) current specs of other devices. If you don't mind being locked down with specific specs, this looks like a really great portable device.

via Engadget

Back to the Mac: iPhoto ’11

iPhoto '11 is definitely the killer app of the iLife suite. Its new full-screen mode takes a lot of queues from iOS, so it'll be familiar to those with iDevices. Additional sharing options and further integration with Facebook and Flickr are definitely great additional as well.

via TheAppleBlog

Software Reinstall USB drive comes with new MacBook Air

I think we're going to start seeing this a lot more as we move further away from optical devices and toward digital downloads and solid state storage. Very smart of Apple to do this.

via TUAW

Investigate the Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright trailer

I never got into the Phoenix Wright series, but this is definitely intriguing! I wouldn't mind a Law and Order series starring these two.

via Joystiq

Pixies Celebrate Anniversary by Giving Away Live EP

via Mashable!

Jerker treadmill desk

via ikea hacker

Changes coming to Xbox.com - Xbox Live's Major Nelson

Looks like Xbox.com is getting the Metro UI makeover that we've seen on Zune and Windows Phone 7. This interface is actually one of Microsoft's better design ideas and I welcome it. (To an extent. Can't see this used for a desktop OS.)

via majornelson.com

OTI report finds US and Canada have the most expensive cellphone plans, India and Hong Kong the cheapest

Slow broadband? High priced cell service? ... ... Hooray USA? This is really something we all new already. Of course, don't ever expect this to change anytime soon.

via Engadget

Playing Hulu on Google TV is as easy as changing one setting

This is where the open nature of Android really shines. Hulu wants to be able to block everything on earth from accessing it service that isn't what they consider a web browser, so it's nice to see this being possible on Google TV.

via Engadget

MediaRover Is Push Sync for Your iTunes Libraries [Downloads]

For those that have the disk space and multiple computers, this is a great idea. What would I like to see next? Wirelessly sync playlists in real-time on your mobile device.

via Lifehacker

Twitter Gets to Use Your Photos, for Free?

Technically, any photos posted to Twitter aren't hosted by Twitter, therefore why would they think they have full rights to do anything they want with it? That's like posting an ad in the classifieds and your newspaper saying they now own whatever it is you're selling.

Social media companies like Facebook and Twitter need to watch themselves when they make decisions like this as it only violates their users' trust. Is it really that hard to ask for permission to use something?

via ReadWriteWeb

Potential Pancake Disasters: Walmart's Cooking Spray Looks A Lot Like Their Furniture Polish

I was wondering why my desk smelt like butter...

via The Consumerist

Netflix on Wii drops the clunky disc requirement, starts streaming through Wii Menu

Netflix is on a roll with it now being available on every home game console. There is one little issue I take with this. Netflix is available for free on the Nintendo Wii and Sony PlayStation 3. Netflix is available on the Xbox 360 but only if you're an Xbox LIVE Gold member, which is ~$5/month (in addition to your Netflix subscription fee). What gives, Microsoft?

via Engadget

Endorsement watch: All for Bill White

With almost all newspapers throwing their weight behind Bill White, it makes you wonder if it'll actually make any difference in the outcome of the election. Most surveys are showing Rick Perry in the lead still. Newspapers seem to be looking at the overall picture of Perry's performance instead of Perry's view of only jobs and border security. (Seriously. What are Perry's views on other important subjects like the state budget and education? Why don't we hear about them in his ads?)

via Off the Kuff

What Caught My Eye on October 17, 2010

2010-10-16T16:53:00.000-05:00

Top 10 Fast Food Recipes You Can Make at Home [Video]

via Lifehacker

If You Want To Be A McMillionaire, You'd Better Start Eating

The Monopoly game at McDonald's is just an attempt to have America react the documentary "Super Size Me". Maybe Morgan Spurlock should have made his movie during this promotion. He could have at least won something out of it. (Probably just more crap food.)

via The Consumerist

Cablevision, Rejecting Verizon’s Request, Refuses to Provide FiOS TV Subscribers – and Millions of Other Viewers – Access to New York Gubernatorial Debate

I find this quite surprising. When it comes to public matters that affect citizens, no company is above any other. If this is the only debate to be held, it needs to be made available to everyone in the necessary region. Another reason cable companies are hated in America.

via TVbytheNumbers

Get Rid of our T-Mobile G2 Bloat Ware

Bloatware will be Android's biggest challenge to Google's idea of "openness". It's great there are workarounds, but these are things the common consumer will have no idea about.

via AndroidSPIN | Your No.1 source for Everything Android.

Turn your studio apartment into a 1 bedroom with PAX

This is an incredible and smart idea for those having to live on a budget. Unfortunately, I'm not too sure one's apartment complex would be too happy with having the make-shift frame mounted to their walls.

via ikea hacker

Fox vs. Cablevision Pissing Match Ends In Baseball Blackout

It's this kind of crap that cable operators are hated so much. It's this reason that Internet TV is so important. Cutting out the middleman (cable operators) will be for the best for networks and consumers.

via The Consumerist

Flash Player: Real classy Adobe, bundling trialware with your...

If anything, I think Adobe is trying to tell its users that if you install their plugin, you'll need a security scanning tool since their plugin isn't secure or safe.

via Adobe UI Gripes

Nintendo patent application describes a grocery list app, takes the DS shopping

I love that Nintendo keeps trying to think out of the box with what the DS can do. The downside is that smartphones do a lot already. Who would really carry a DS with them to a grocery store when we can achieve a lot of the same functions on a smaller smartphone device?

via Engadget

Angry Birds launches on Android for free

Them birds are angry! (Seriously... this game is addicting.)

via Joystiq

New to RBN: 10/15/10

Stan Bush. "The Touch". On @RockBandNetwork. For Xbox 360. 160 MSP. Go. Download. Now. http://marketplace.xbox.com/en-US/games/offers/8000059f-0000-4000-8000-000045410869

via RockBand.com

Video: The Super Metroid soundtrack on the Sega Genesis

If there was one thing about the Genesis I always hated, it was the FM Synth sound chip used for audio. This just furthers my hate for it. (Although it does remind me of Phantasy Star IV a lot.)

via Joystiq

Will Arnett reacts to low ‘Running Wilde’ ratings (pic)

I hope this isn't another case of television viewers getting programming in non-traditional ways and these methods being completely ignored by the networks. Of course, being on Fox doesn't help too much either. They take great joy in canceling shows, it seems.

via The Hollywood Reporter | Live Feed

Email counts, too

Heights residents should have spent all their energy doing everything they can to work with the developer and Walmart instead of being completely against the idea. They land is their's to do anything they want within the limits of the law. Heights residents could have at least gotten a store modeled more for their neighborhood. Instead, in the end, everyone loses.

That being said, elected officials need to remember that any and all correspondence must be stated and written in the utmost professional manner. This type of behavior is unacceptable and I'm hoping Mayor Parker does something about it.

via Off the Kuff

thank you, pterodactyl crazy band | Johnny Wander

You can do it with Yoko and Ananth! Today's lesson: using chopsticks.

via www.johnnywander.com

AOL Attempting to Buy Yahoo [REPORT]

I welcome the idea of AOL and Yahoo! merging. Both are in dier need of staying alive as companies like Google and Microsoft continue to thrive with their web services. AOL has been smart to try and focus on media instead of online services while Yahoo! still has some nice services (Flickr) that don't match the rest of their platform (Yahoo! 360). Maybe a rebranding is in order too.

via Mashable!

T-Mobile Reducing Data Cap, Will Throttle Speeds After 5GB Of Usage

This isn't surprising. In fact, I was waiting for the day that T-Mo did this. It's important to note here that T-Mobile is only going to cap speeds as well as keeping the larger usage limit unless other carriers. cough AT&T cough cough

via TmoNews - Unofficial T-Mobile Blog - News, Videos, Articles and more

Android TweetDeck 1.0: Ready for Market

I use to use Seesmic for Android, but after using TweetDeck, I just couldn't go back to Seesmic. TweekDeck's interface is perfect on the mobile platform. That being said, I still love Seesmic Web on the desktop.

via TweetDeck's posterous

MIUI and CyanogenMod bring FM Radio to the Nexus One

I never understood why Google and/or HTC disabled the FM Radio functionality in the phone. This could be very useful during emergency situations and phone/data networks aren't working. Oh yeah... I guess to play music too. Maybe.

via Androinica

Perry appropriates Emerging Tech funds on his own

This is not the best time for Perry to be pulling a move like this. He does realize there's an election around the corner, right?

via Off the Kuff

Zune software headed to Mac, the better to sync your Windows Phone?

In order to contend with the iPhone, Zune for Mac had to be on the Windows Phone 7 roadmap since Day 1. Will Microsoft try to Macify Zune on the Mac or leave it 100% like its Windows counterpart?

via Engadget

travistubbs.net: Powered by WordPress

2010-10-12T17:21:00.000-05:00

Earlier this week, I had mentioned that my needs had outgrown what is provided by the free (and wonderful) Posterous simple blogging platform. I needed a little more flexibility in what I could do on my site. For that reason, I have moved back to the WordPress publishing platform.

Over the next few days (or weeks, or months), I'll talk about my move to the WordPress platform and the tools that allow me to make this site functional. For the time being, if you happen to hit any problems, bugs, or other issues with the site, be sure to let me know.

I Made Dinner! - French Toast Casserole

2010-08-16T20:26:00.001-05:00

Recipe Link: http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/French-Toast-Casserole/Detail.aspx

Results: Om nom nom!

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My First Computer: The Tandy RLX 1000

2010-08-11T12:56:00.001-05:00

It was the early 1990's. My grandma on my dad's side had recently passed away. After my dad's family found new homes for grandma's possessions, we came into a little bit of money. Dad believed it was time to purchase the family's first computer: Radio Shack's Tandy 1000 RLX.

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I got a hair cut!

2010-07-03T18:49:00.000-05:00

First, I was like

but then I was like

I received an email asking why I canceled my cable TV. I sent them a collage.

2010-07-02T11:52:00.001-05:00

And we're paying minimum $60/month for this? Larger image with even more after the break.

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This Company Takes TPS Reports Seriously

2010-06-08T16:38:00.000-05:00

Designer/Developer Intern (Houston)

A West Houston company is looking for a self-motivated, passionate, and detail oriented individual to take an active role in designing, developing and testing tools and features for our new products. This intern position will provide you the opportunity to learn and work with new technology, develop innovative solutions, produce documentation, screencasets, and tutorials, and prototype new concepts. Applicant should possess programming skills in some language, have a strong foundation in computer science, be comfortable learning new skills, undertand object oriented programming concepts, and have a working knowledge of "Office Space" and intuitive quotes from the movie. A minimum of 20 hours a week is required for this job.

via houston.craigslist.org

Only if more job postings could be more like this. More relaxed descriptions like this make the people at this company more natural and human. I love that.

Microsoft Office 2010 Box Art is Simple. Really Simple.

2010-05-13T17:41:00.000-05:00

via istartedsomething

See and download the full gallery on posterous

I’ve heard of cows being able to forecast the weather…

2010-04-23T19:19:00.000-05:00

... but this is just ridiculous.

Source: http://www.wunderground.com/US/TX/Houston.html

More CraigsList Stupidity

2010-04-22T22:42:00.000-05:00

Computer Hackers Needed (Houston, Texas)

Date: 2010-04-22, 9:41PM CDT
Reply to: gigs-uykec-1705686237@craigslist.org ^{[Errors when replying to ads?]}

Needs someone that can hack into a system such as Blackboard or Peoplesoft and change some information. This job will need to be done now or no later than May 21. This is not a joke, I am serious. Pay will be decided once I speak with you. Serious callers only. call or text 832-xxx-xxxx

Location: Houston, Texas
it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
Compensation: 250 or more

PostingID: 1705686237

via houston.craigslist.org

Now, either this person is really just THAT stupid or he's posting someone else's information to try and make them look bad. Can you be jailed with intent to unauthorized network access?

My Audiovox SMT5600: 2004 – 2010 (No Phone Currently)

2010-04-22T20:53:00.000-05:00

Sadly, my old Windows Mobile Phone, the Audiovox SMT5600 (originally known as the HTC Typhoon), has finally kicked the bucket. It has been with me since 2004.

Because of this, I am currently phone-less. If you send a text or leave a voicemail on my Google Voice number, I will still get it via email. Just don't expect a speedy callback, if needed.

As I am cash strapped, I'm trying to decide what to do. This would be an opportunity to get a Nexus One, but should I just pick up something that costs next to nothing to get back up and going? I'll sleep on this and figure out what to do in the morning. Either way, if you try to call me, you won't get through. Just leave a voicemail or send a text. If you don't have my Google Voice number, let me know (via email or IM, of course) so I can get it go ya.

Unsupported Browsers [Internet Explorer]

2010-04-10T22:11:00.002-05:00

As I've been preparing my web site to properly display my resume, I forgot one giant issue: Internet Explorer.

Internet Explorer accounts for 25% of traffic to my web site. Of that 25%, a third are STILL using Internet Explorer 6.0, which was release nearly 10 years old. The problem with Internet Explorer 6 is that it does not play well with current web standards. But since a lot of corporations still use IE6, web designers have to find ways to make their sites work with IE6 while wanting to support current web standards. It's a real headache and time-waste.

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Preparing for Disaster: A Guide for Mac OS X Backup, Recovery, and Restoration - Part 2: Creating a Mac OS X Install Drive

2010-04-07T11:26:00.002-05:00

In the previous part of this guide, I showed you how to prepare your storage device so that it can be used to boot either a Mac OS X Installer or a fully functional Mac OS X system from that storage device. In the following guide, we'll focus on the earlier of the two: creating a Mac OS X Install Drive.

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Preparing for Disaster: A Guide for Mac OS X Backup, Recovery, and Restoration - Part 1: Preparing Your Storage Device [Mac OS X]

2010-04-07T11:09:00.002-05:00

Having access to your Mac OS X Install DVD, a full-functioning portable Mac OS X installation, and your data while on the go is sometime every Mac tech head should have with them. In order to make this possible, you have to plan how you will have access to this data. On a single or multiple Flash Drives / SD Cards? On an external hard drive?

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Preparing for Disaster: A Guide for Mac OS X Backup, Recovery, and Restoration - Introduction [Mac OS X]

2010-04-06T17:36:00.002-05:00

The process of having to restore your computer from scratch is a very time-consuming task, whether it be because of a hard drive failure or the need to just start fresh. Loading your operating system, downloading updates, and reinstalling all your applications can turn into a day-long or longer task. With a little bit of planning and preparation, you can save yourself a lot of time.

In the following series, we'll talk about ways to make your life a little easier when it comes to restoring your computer back to working condition.

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60,000

2010-03-30T11:29:00.000-05:00

On Tuesday, March 30, 2010 at 9:45 AM CDT, my 2003 Toyota Corolla finally hit 60,000 Miles,

- 7 years, 8 months, and 11 days after getting it, and

- 2 years, 10 months, and 1 day after officially owning it.

It's been a good car to me for these many years and hopefully for many more to come.

Until it decides to accelerate into a wall.

travistubbs.me

Random Follows Don't Bring Brand Awareness, Just Brand Annoyance

+Travis Tubbs

On The Move Again. Next Stop: Blogger.

The Split Personalities of travistubbs.net

The American Election Process and How I Just Don't Care Anymore

Distractions

What Caught My Eye on October 24, 2010

What Caught My Eye on October 21, 2010

What Caught My Eye on October 17, 2010

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I Made Dinner! - French Toast Casserole

My First Computer: The Tandy RLX 1000

More Fun with CraigsList Job Postings

I got a hair cut!

I received an email asking why I canceled my cable TV. I sent them a collage.

This Company Takes TPS Reports Seriously

Designer/Developer Intern (Houston)

Microsoft Office 2010 Box Art is Simple. Really Simple.

I’ve heard of cows being able to forecast the weather…

More CraigsList Stupidity

Computer Hackers Needed (Houston, Texas)

My Audiovox SMT5600: 2004 – 2010 (No Phone Currently)

Unsupported Browsers [Internet Explorer]

Preparing for Disaster: A Guide for Mac OS X Backup, Recovery, and Restoration - Part 2: Creating a Mac OS X Install Drive

Preparing for Disaster: A Guide for Mac OS X Backup, Recovery, and Restoration - Part 1: Preparing Your Storage Device [Mac OS X]

Preparing for Disaster: A Guide for Mac OS X Backup, Recovery, and Restoration - Introduction [Mac OS X]

60,000