Going backwards, not forwards? Louis Trapani (@LouisTrapani) August 31, 2012
Trapped in social media
Posted on August 30 2012 by Louis Trapani
Going backwards, not forwards? Louis Trapani (@LouisTrapani) August 31, 2012
Posted on August 30 2012 by Louis Trapani
Is that Thurston Howell, III that I see in the crowd? Nah… Louis Trapani (@LouisTrapani) August 31, 2012
Posted on August 30 2012 by Louis Trapani
I discovered a bunch of podcast episodes dating back to 2005 & 2006 in my iTunes folder that was never deleted. What a trip down memory lane Louis Trapani (@LouisTrapani) August 31, 2012
Posted on August 30 2012 by Louis Trapani
Bing and Facebook sitting in a tree… ➡ Bing Releases New Facebook Photo Search Tool http://t.co/RS0Iz0h3 Louis Trapani (@LouisTrapani) August 31, 2012 Microsoft and Facebook are so cute together that you almost want to pinch their cheeks. Today, Bing...
Posted on August 30 2012 by Louis Trapani
Evidence of Laser Shots on the Martian Soil http://t.co/z9xgttgt Louis Trapani (@LouisTrapani) August 31, 2012 The Chemistry and Camera (ChemCam) instrument on NASA's Mars rover Curiosity used its laser to examine side-by-side points in a target patch...
Posted on August 30 2012 by Louis Trapani in fb
I hate mosquitos and don’t want anyone to contract the West Niles virus, but I’m not sure if this is the best solution to the problem.
Posted on August 30 2012 by Louis Trapani in fb
Not taking any chances if they are indeed spraying poison on us tonight, I covered my small fish pond.
Posted on August 30 2012 by Louis Trapani in fb
Perhaps there was a good deal of public concern the last time they sprayed poison around us that they may be keeping it low key now?
Posted on August 30 2012 by Louis Trapani in fb
Apparently they are spraying for mosquitos again here. I didn’t receive any warning calls and I can’t find much press coverage about it.
Posted on August 30 2012 by Louis Trapani
Yeah, you may want to disable Java in your browser ➡ Second Java zero-day exploit uncovered http://bit.ly/Txnir5 www.macworld.com Businesses that need to run Java advised to use a white list that prevents employees from visiting anything but trusted...