A few times in your career you get to be involved in a project that will stay your memory as a special project. The One Million Acts of Green (OMAOG) campaign by CBC (sponsored by Cisco) is one of those projects.

Before OMAOG my favorite project was the CETS project with Microsoft Canada and Toronto Police Services. CyberSecure (an old company of mine) got engaged by Microsoft to secure the infrastructure (which resides in the RCMP data center) that helped police officers track down child exploit offenders.

Now with GreenNexxus being one of the core components of the CBC green website is very exciting, plus getting photos on the set of “The Hour” was pretty cool.

MacAppetite (Sean and Ryan) has released (and mega excited) its first iPhone app to Apple’s iPhone AppStore. If you are a delicious user and an iPhone user I say this is a must have application for your iPhone. It stores your delicious bookmarks on your iPhone, you can search your bookmarks and look at your bundles right on the iPhone.

Go directly to the iTunes Store and take a look at Red Delicious.

Having all my Windows machines backing up successfully now it was time to get my Macbook to be backed up. Looking at Apple’s Time Machine (OS X included backup software) it looked like it would only backup to Apple’s Time Capsule (Apple’s Wireless Hard Drive), but searching the Internet I found how to have Time Machine see a Windows Share. Tell me why would that not be default?

First there was the Commodore Amiga, my all time favorite computer. Then I was drawn into the world of Windows. I really do like Vista x64 on a kick butt computer. But now I want to do iPhone development. So to do that I got to do the development on ObjC on OS X. I have created a web site on my Mobile Me account to journal my learning experiences and rants (good and bad) about my adventure with my new computing platform.

Please visit Ryan’s Mac Site