For once, a Verge review has the balls to give a product a 3.5/10 score. The video review is (as usual) the best part of this one.

Looks like my initial impressions of the Ouya were spot on: a pretty “cool” device, but only really relevant for developers and nerds. Looks very half-baked. Not for me.

Give me a cheap Steam Box over this any day.

Whilst I’m linking to Pod Geek, here’s another great tip for any aspiring podcasters out there. Being able to record from any audio source on OS X has a ton of handy uses.

Here’s an incredibly useful tip for anyone who deals with audio devices on Macs regularly. This will help me in my studio, recording with a USB microphone as well as an SM58 connected through an interface.

Follow these when you’re creating something (pretty much anything) and you’ll be set. My favourite is the fifth.

Speaking of Facebook Home, it’s interesting that Andy Rubin, until recently head of Android at Google (with a “not amicable” departure?), is more active on Facebook than Google+.

I wonder what Google thinks about Facebook’s announcement today. And did Rubin know anything about it?

I’d seriously like to give this a go.

Replacing the Facebook part of Facebook Home with Twitter would definitely appeal to me more, though.

And how is Facebook going to launch something like this on iOS?

I used to prefer reading Macdrifter in Instapaper or in my RSS app of choice. Now I prefer reading the site in my web browser.

Beautiful, responsive, fast. An amazing responsive navigation menu which is great on iPhone and a desktop computer. Thumbs up all around: great work, Gabe! Love the typography, too.

Okay, I’m gonna have to work out a way to use this. Super cool.

Another gem.

I’ve officially called today “Video Sunday”. Here’s a great clip. Enjoy.

I’d hate to be that kid with the Dell.

As a musician, I can confirm this phenomenon to be real. Whether practicing guitar, piano or any instrument, be sure to stay healthy.