Hypercritical

I didn’t just lead Apple to a record quarterly profit of $13.1 billion on sales of $54.5 billion, so I don’t expect to be consulted.

The highlight of Nintendo’s video presentation this week was the announcement of a Wii U remake of The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, a GameCube game originally released in the US a decade ago.

Watching the CES coverage out of the corner of my Internet eye, I’m reminded of exactly how bad most hardware makers are at writing software.

This article originally appeared in issue 2 of The Magazine on October 25, 2012.

As I have for the past 13 years (yikes!)

I like pasta.

This past year was an eventful one for someone like me who has already passed most of the common milestones of adulthood (college, marriage, home ownership, children).

The following movies were released in the summer of 1982.

Here’s my brief entry in the speculation derby surrounding the departure of Mark Papermaster from Apple.

Many years ago, I recall talking with some of my Mac-nerd friends about how strange it was, after Apple’s near-death experiences of the late 1990s, to be living in a world where it’s just assumed that any tech luminary will mostly likely use a Mac.

2012 is an awful movie.

I’ve never considered Obama a very good speaker.