Archive for March, 2012

Where the Girls At?

Posted by Dann Berg on March 31, 2012. No comments.

From the New York Times: [The iPhone App] Girls Around Me uses Foursquare, the location-based mobile service, to determine your location. It then scans for women in the area who have recently checked-in on the service. Once you identify a woman you’d like to talk to, one that inevitably has no idea you’re snooping on her, you […]

Dollar Shave Club: F**king Great

Posted by Dann Berg on March 29, 2012. No comments.

Just got my first shipment of blades from the Dollar Shave Club. I’ll admit, they’re pretty f**king great.

Made In New York

Posted by Dann Berg on March 28, 2012. No comments.

Saw a great PSA at the New York Tech Meetup last night called Made in New York. Great stuff.

Google Drive Coming in April?

Posted by Dann Berg on March 27, 2012. No comments.

Google Drive: it’s about time, but it’s nothing exciting.

Legally Keeping Your Password Private

Posted by Dann Berg on March 23, 2012. No comments.

Emil Protalinski for ZDNet: Facebook today weighed in on the issue of employers asking current and prospective employees for their Facebook passwords. The company noted that doing so undermines the privacy expectations and the security of both the user and the user’s friends, as well as potentially exposes the employer to legal liability. Good. I’m glad Facebook […]

Body Hacking: My Magnetic Implant

Posted by Dann Berg on March 21, 2012. 201 comments.

I’ve got a magnet implanted in my finger. Here’s my story.