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Monthly Archives: May 2005
Flight Tracker widget
Mark asked me to pick him up from the Airport today. I thought it would be a nice opportunity to test out the Flight Tracking widget in Dashboard. (click to play)
Posted in computers, Macintosh
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In Memoriam…
Mark Shields honors this day, eloquently.
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PTMac
I stitched my first panoramic shot in 1994. I had just gotten an IS-10 and went to the top of the Duquesne incline plane and took a picture of Pittsburgh. I then digitized the photos with a scanner and stitched … Continue reading
Posted in photography, stuff
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What camera should I buy?
Since I take a lot of photographs with a dSLR, I’m often asked by others for advice on camera purchases.
I think if they saw my photo album, they’d not be asking such questions. In fact, a digital SLR photographer is … Continue reading
Posted in computers, photography
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OSCON 2k5: PHP talks announced.
Chris Shiflett has a nice overview of the “talks that made the cut” for OSCON 2k5 (complete list) and I’m happy that I made the list (and thankfully they’ve only taken one of my talks).
Now if I follow my previous … Continue reading
Posted in Macintosh, photography, PHP
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The Koran and Flag Burning
The news have been covering the fallout of a Newsweek article about the descration of copies of the Koran. Today over lunch, I was involved in an argument about this, and have decided to separate out what I know from … Continue reading
Posted in religion and politics
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Reloading Dashboard Widgets
One of the new features of Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) is Dashboard. Instead of talking about what Dashboard is, I want to show you a poorly documented feature (and nice eye-candy) that Apple placed in the Dashboard.
While I’m told … Continue reading
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“Spiritual Correctness”
The impulse that led conservatives to intervene in a family’s bitter debate over a feeding tube is the same one that makes them turn a debate over a Senate rule on filibusters into a litmus test of spiritual correctness. Surely … Continue reading
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