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One of the features requested the most on the iPhone is Cut and Paste. I took 3 generations of the iPhone software before Apple finally added this simple feature. I doesn’t work quite the way I thought it would but it does work. To Cut|Copy you double tap the text you want to Cut|Copy. This will bring up the Cut|Copy menu and the highlighting handles. Chances are it has not highlighted all the text you would like. To highlight more text just drag the handles over the text you need. Tap the Cut or Copy command once the text has been selected to move the text into a temporary buffer. |
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To Paste is just as simple. Once the text has been moved to a buffer you can navigate to the location you want to paste. Double tap and selected Paste. You will also notice when you double tap an area with no text you get the option to Select All. Use this feature to select all available text. |
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June 12, 2009
iPhone Quick Tip: Cut and Paste
June 9, 2009
March 3, 2009
Utah House Bill 353 - Why I Support It.
There has been a lot of talk in the video games industry about Utah House bill 353. There main complaint is that it will punish retailers for following the rating system. That if will force retailers to drop the rating system altogether. The Video Games Voting Network, a great organization supporting the rights of gamers across the nation recent sent me an email asking me to write my congressman in oppostion of this bill. They say there is no need for the bill as 80% of underage buyers are already being turned down and Utah has an amazing 94% particaption rate in the ESRB system. Why jeapordize this with unesccasry regulation. I on the other hand see this as a method to let the industry regulate itself with govermnment backing. Obviously the system is failing if 20% are still able to get their hands on M rated games. I guess 80% isn’t bad, is it? If your doctor only had an 80% survial rate you would still go with him, right?
It is either and industry rating the games with government backing in the enforcement role or government rating and enforcement. Lets face it there is no way the industry can enforce the rating system. Anyhoo that is why I am in favor of Utah House Bill 353.
December 15, 2008
Extra Day Conclusion
Well the experiment was a failure. I should not say a failure because experiments do not fail, they sometimes don’t support your hypothesis. Physically I was able to maintain my schedule for a few days. Unfortunately social norms precluded me from getting adequate sleep. People (work, friends, etc) kept calling me during my sleep cycles. 
December 12, 2008
New Family Member
My 6.8mm version of the AR-15. The normal version of the AR-15 has a 5.54mm bullet.
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