Marc Weidenbaum's discussions

I like this idea a lot. I read with some trepidation, but your closing paragraphs make a lot of sense. The written journal thing could make a nice parallel to the ones Rey snagged from Luke’s exile pad on Ahch-To. Read more

Yeah, I use Duet almost every day. Read more

Yeah, this has been my experience, too. I love using my iPad Mini as a second screen, but until Duet came around with the cable option, I’d found the wifi apps too undependable, especially at cafes and libraries. Read more

I'm just registering another vote for FBreader. Read more

Thank you for this. Read more

Yeah, the ability alone to remove shadows in Tranquility makes it a solid improvement on the built-in color-invert tool in Mavericks. Now to watch Nosferatu in Tranquility mode ... Read more

I use the same. Super inexpensive, readily available at Walgreen's. I buy them by the bushel. My general theory of these notebooks is they're so inexpensive, I never think twice about whether or not to note something down. Read more

These are the results of a project over the weekend in which 16 musicians took those three notes that constitute the Xbox One startup sound and then proceeded to make original songs out of them: "Songs in the Key of Xbox One" (disquiet.gizmodo.com). Read more

Footage of Robert Fripp at a recording session for the Windows Vista music: Read more

"John Loves Dejah." Or so said the button I wore on my jacket in junior high. Read more

These monthly guides are helpful, but could you use icons instead of (or in addition to) colors to distinguish categories? A little DVD, a little book, a little 20-sided die? Read more

Yeah, what @Mattizzle said: Taj Mahal is anything but "unknown." Read more

And support for both USB and Bluetooth external keyboards. C'mon — my Palm had this, like, a dozen years ago. Read more

This thing's been fully vetted? The warning says that the Touch tool can collect input typed while using it. Read more

Very helpful — just wondering about a tool that also makes the "small" Read more

Definitely Internet Download Manager — that thing can suck files from anywhere. It's incredibly useful. If there's something better (I use it on Vista and XP), please let me know. Read more