Luca Candela

I like the stores, prices are a little unfair but you can find some very good deals on old games.

The food here is crap, don't bother.

Car seat covers

I like T-Mobile, in the bay works great and their customer service is the best.

Nice app, nothing special.

Awesome mexican restaurant, my favorite in the Bay.

Hosting for my sites, pretty reliable hosting, worth the money.

Very good deal on a wireless controller for Xbox 360 from Amazon.com

Slow and fairly unreliable, needs improvement.

Great machine, I wish Apple decided we're worthy a SATA port and maybe, GOSH, a way to control luminosity from the body of the computer, but other than that a great machine and glorious screen.

Do yourself a favor, get the freakin FastTrack and save everybody some time. Seriously.

Awful place, incredibly overpriced, their stores are always uncomfortably cold. And they are SLOW. Three people can become an unbearable line.

My favorite store, by far. They have very good products, cheaper than the awful Molly Stone. And they are all nice, from the store manager to the last cashier (although I wish they were a tad quicker...).

Target. Everybody knows Target. If you don't know Target, you probably don't go out much.

What can I say? It's a pharmacy, it's close to home, I buy Mountain Dew, chewing gums and sometimes beff jerky / chocolate when I need a snack.

Can I move on?

It's a nice little restaurant, the food was ok (but the focaccia they serve is incredibly good, and that's coming from a real Italian), and I like the goal of the place.

All in all, a very good place to grab an inexpensive but satisfying dinner.

You gotta do something to stave off the effects of age, right? Well, sometimes I go to the gym. I should go more often, but especially in the Peninsula and in SF, all locations are super busy and parking is shit.

probably my favorite fast food chain.

I'm an extremely casual Xbox 360 gamer. I have roughly 30 minutes a week to play, so I'm slowly gaming my way through all the oldies but goodies and I never buy new games.

I run a fairly succesful meetup, www.meetup.com/SFBAUYUX where we organize the "UX Eye for the developer guy" every month, which is just a lot of fun.

The price is a little steep for how crappy some aspects of meetup.com are, but the convenience of the tool and the reach make it pretty much indispensable, and there's nothing else out there that offers more or even gets close to it.