About Nate Fanaro

I'm a programmer whose primary focus is on website architecture and design. I also have an interest in collecting and processing large amounts of data. Languages that I use daily include PHP, Perl, and MySQL. I am currently working on my skills in iOS development (Objective-C) and would like to become a developer for the Mac as well.

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iPhone Apps

Blue Screen of Quotes Inspirational and funny quotes about technology.

CapsCop Stay current on all @CapsCop news, listen to and rate hilarious voicemails, and look up anyone's rap-sheet to find out how many times they have been busted.

FuzzTime A nice clean interface between you and what time it is.

iJacket Never be left out in the cold without a jacket again. Open iJacket before you leave the house every time. It uses your current location and lets you know if you'll need a jacket.

LooReview Want to know if the public restroom you're about to enter is awful? Launch LooReview and know before you go!

TypeWorthy Inspirational quotes about typography and design.

Web

quizcreate.com At QuizCreate.com you can take quizzes, create your own, and share your results with your friends.

looreview.me Companion site to the LooReview iPhone app.

gobloggo.com Send one picture from your phone to sites like wordpress, livejournal, picasa, flickr, and twitter all at once! GoBlogGo is a free, easy to use website that lets you share and publish your cell phone's photos from anywhere.

Twitter Related

retweettweet.com Home page for retweeting bots I have on Twitter. You can see all of the bots I have set up, stats for them, @replies, and more.

@CapsCop A twitter bot that yells at people that tweet in all capital letters.

@FanDumb Tracks how many times a celebrity is mentioned by one user and mentions the most "bothersome" user the next day.

Code

• Alexa Web Information Service support for Glype

• Prettify SQL plugin for Coda

• Fork of twitteroauth on github

  This version supports caching on GET requests.

• AppReviewAsker

  AppReviewAsker gives you an easy way to track how many times an application has been launched and ask the user to leave a review after a certain number of launches. It's a class that can easily be added to any iPhone/iPad application.

Blog

It really bothers me when I see news outlets post crap about Apple without even thinking. Bloomberg, telegraph, zdnet, businessinsider, engadget, and venturebeat are all claiming that using Siri ... read more

For most people that have used Dropbox it's been a great time saver. Personally when going from machine to machine nothing is easier and "just works" like Dropbox. I want to share a few ways that... read more

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It's almost irritating how many news outlets have this dreamed up image of a Apple making an HDTV. Yes, Steve Jobs did say "I Finally Cracked It" when it comes to television but there's nothing t... read more

The app looks better but keeps crashing. Everything that made the site great as a blogging platform has been rearranged and is hard to get to. Good thing I can post via email and avoid that mess.... read more

This should explain some of the commands that you can use with CapsCop. I really feel that this bot is unique that it lets anyone interact and play with the system at any time. #snitch or #narc... read more