I don’t want to admit how long I spent figuring out how to SFTP a PDF from my MacBook on my iPhone, all to avoid walking 5′ from bed.

  • Kevin van Haaren:
    logmein, but the iphone/ipad app is expensive (but file transfer feature doesn’t require pro subscription)

The whole point is, I don’t want to get out of bed. Can LogMeIn do that? Because all I need to do is drag the damn files to Dropbox.

  • Kevin van Haaren:
    if you have the client installed on the macbook already — yes. back to mac can do that with VNC or SSH if you have them on.
  • Kevin van Haaren:
    i prepare for my lazyness in advance. have ssh and logmein on my mac already

never mind. Cigarettes are on the table, so I have to schlep over there anyway. So… far….

  • Chris Pepper:
    Amused & perturbed to realize the dessicated feeling from my lips is due to a bag of chips an hour ago.

Make sure it wasn’t one of those bags labelled “do not eat”.

  • Melody Kramer:
    I’m not joking. This party is going to be Gatsby-esque. Sans the cocktails, green light, violence, flappers.

You have nearly 3,000 followers. Given any thought to where to hold the party? Like, say, all of Fairmount Park?

  • Kirk McElhearn:
    Three days in York and so far everyone I have met has been incredibly friendly.
  • Lex Friedman:
    You think that’s good, you should try the NEW York.

I think it’s more likely that York is the friendliness-suck that leaves New York so bitter.

  • Kirk McElhearn:
    Been there, done that, 25 years.
  • Rob Griffiths:
    I’ve heard the NEW York is OK, but it’s nothing compared to the NEW York New York.

Actually, I prefer the New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New York on Doctor Who.

  • Brett Kelly:
    To some, casino dings and whoops may say, “come, play and win, ladies and gents!” I hear, “fart freely, nobody will hear it!”

We smoking gamblers find people like you when you spontaneously ignite.

  • Jason Perlow:
    We went through a DTV transition not long ago. Unless 4K ends up in broadcast and cable, nobody is buying.
  • Harry McCracken:
    It won’t matter until there’s lots and lots of content, but I’m patient.
  • Jason Snell:
    Patience is the key. Over the long haul, will 4K be around? Almost certainly. But I wonder if it’s 10 years away.
  • Harry McCracken:
    I didn’t buy an HDTV until nearly 20 years after I saw my first demo. I can wait for it to be good, cheap & available.
  • Jason Snell:
    Back to my original point – this feels like something that’s 10 years out, not 5.

4K is the definite future—witness “window environments” in SF films. Affordability is the issue.

I don’t disagree, but I’ve been burned too often to set a number on the timeline.

  • Rob Pegoraro:
    Sony brings out a prototype 56″ 4K OLED TV on stage – and it promptly BSoDs. If you’re playing the CES drinking game: chug!

If that had happened at Apple, Jobs would have sent someone out behind the shed for summary execution.

  • Rob Pegoraro:
    Remember when Jobs threw a digital camera off the stage? I wonder what happened to the guy responsible for that flub.

Wasn’t an Apple device, so I assume Jobs just tanked their stock a few months later.

  • Tom Negrino:
    I’m having one of those Defeated By Technology I Thought I Understood days.

You’d fit in perfectly at CES. The technologies are travel and eating.

  • Scott Simpson:
    I call it “preemie” ejaculation because that makes it adorable.
  • John Siracusa:
    I’m not sure prematurely born infants are actually all that adorable. You should probably do a Google image search.

I was a preemie, and let me tell you, those baby pictures are ugly as sin.