Author Archives: Andy Peatling

About Andy Peatling

WordPress.com engineer, open source developer, and bogey golfer.

May 1st in Winnipeg

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New York New York

I rode the roller coaster.

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My Future

My dad put together a really fantastic video of all the photos and videos of my past thirty years, but one thing stood out at the end. Aged eleven I wrote a short letter about how I thought my future … Continue reading

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New Balls

Trying out the Bridgestone Tour B330 dual dimpled balls this season. Lots of positive reviews and they fit my swing speed and game according to the online fitting tool. We shall see.

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Skiing in Whistler

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St Anton

Reminiscing two years ago in St Anton in Austria, best Après Ski in the world (slopes are nice too).

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Judge who slammed Apple during patent trial hired by Samsung [updated]

Reblogged from BGR: A former judge in the United Kingdom known most recently for forcing Apple (AAPL) to issue a public apology after calling Samsung’s (005930) Galaxy Tab an iPad copy, has reportedly been hired by Samsung to join its … Continue reading

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New Ski Boots

Time to wear them around the house and break them in a bit.

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Square announces POS 'Business in a Box' hardware package for iPad starting at $299 [video]

Reblogged from 9to5Mac: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMnilcRs1LM Mobile digital payment company Square announced today on its blog that it will begin selling a “Business in a Box” solution that will act as a full point-of-sale system for iPad-toting business owners. The hardware package … Continue reading

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Google executive promises 'insanely great cameras' on next-gen Nexus phones

Reblogged from BGR: The cameras on Google’s (GOOG) line of Nexus smartphones have consistently performed worse than the competition. Some have said the default Android image processing software is at fault, while others have suggested low-end sensors are to blame. … Continue reading

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