Posts Tagged “toronto”
Where to get your Mac fixed in Toronto
by Luke Rodgers on October 2, 2008
Long story short: my macbook’s keyboard died inexplicably two nights ago. No spillage, no droppage, just no response whatsoever from the keyboard or mouse touchpad.
Luckily, we’re not that far away from iRepair, a College Street shop that repairs a bevy (…)
ThoughtWorks in Toronto: Forging a new alliance between business and IT
by Luke Rodgers on September 18, 2008
I attended this morning’s Toronto edition of ThoughtWorks‘ new Quarterly Technology Briefing, on the subject of Forging a New Alliance: Cutting-edge software to power the Business/IT relationship. I was a bit turned off by the title, which sounds kind of (…)
Amazon Web Services start-up tour coming to Toronto
by Luke Rodgers on August 8, 2008
The Amazon Web Services start-up tour is hitting the road from September to November, and stopping in Toronto on September 16.
Amazon Web Services invites you (founders and leaders of start-up/early-stage companies and VCs) to join us on the upcoming AWS (…)
The world’s dirtiest cities
by Luke Rodgers on August 2, 2008
There’s an interesting photo gallery at Popsci.com giving a brief overview of the 10 dirtiest cities on earth. While there are some no-brainers like Mexico City and Linfen, China, there are some surprise candidates too, like Milan and Pittsburgh, PA (…)
Delicious brunch on Bloor
by Luke Rodgers on July 20, 2008
Went to the newly opened (1month.5 ago according to our server) Disgraceland, located at 965 Bloor W for some delicious brunch. I had their presumably-Elvis-inspired french toast that was stuffed with peanut butter and banana ($12), while my accomplice had (…)
Facebook Camp
by Luke Rodgers on July 8, 2008
Having just returned from FacebookCampToronto4, I have to say that the more I learn about Facebook, the more concerned I become.
First it was the Youtube video about how Facebook owns everything you put on it, and is (somewhat loosely) connected (…)
