Remember the very popular interview with Guy Kawasaki is still available. Read it and find out why I’m changing my view on Mac.
This week I’m asking Sarah Meyers to Show Me Your Desktop. Sarah Meyers is the producer, writer and host of the daily tech show at PopSnap. I was lucky enough to get a glimpse of the alpha version of PopSnap and it looks very promising. On PopSnap she has interviewed people like Richard Branson, Jeff Jarvis and Stephen Baldwin.
Sarah isn’t like any other video journalist. In one video you’ll see her ordering at McDonalds in an Optimus Prime mask. For some reason the McDonalds manager calls the police. In another video she is thrown out of the TechCrunch 06 party. I’m still not sure why.
She also runs several other sites. Her own blog on WordPress, another blog on Tumblr and a new site, Pop17.com, that I’m not sure what is yet. Sarah has a really interesting tip on how to get the most out of your blog. I’ve never heard that before.
Here comes the interview with Sarah Meyers.
What is your background picture?
Rocks. It’s very Zen.
Why did you chose that picture?
Because my work can be stressful. I edit video on my computer and when the machine gets too hot the software crashes.
If you have a personal and a work computer, which program do you use the most on your personal computer?
Safari
Which program do you use the most on your work computer?
Final Cut Pro
Internet Explorer or Firefox?
Firefox on the PC. I usually use Safari
What is your favourite program?
Garage Band
Which program is the worst?
The new iMovie
Mac or Pc and why?
Apple because I’m into new media and making movies on the Apple computer is the way to go. I have used a PC for this and the over all quality goes down. When you look at a video as a windows file you will see what I’m talking about. Windows isn’t compatible with the editing software I use.
Do you have any tips and tricks on how to get the most out of your computer or blog?
This may sound odd, but encourage complaining in the comments on your blog. When you get complainers engage in the conversation or argue with them.
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Thank you very much Sarah! It was very entertaining to research you. I’ve never seen anyone order a fajita wearing an Optimus Prime mask, but as someone commented. The manager probably mistook you for a Decepticon.
17 February, 2008
What's On Your Computer