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Monthly Archives: August 2005
MacAddict’s lowtech product shot setup
Product Shot Setup 1, originally uploaded by silverkeys. Last month, I ran across a gorgeous whiteground product shot from Dave McNally and decided to duplicate his setup when I had an opportunity. Caitlin has decided to sell her JVC JY-HD10U … Continue reading
Posted in photography
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Verifying secure hash on Mac OS X
I decided to upgrade Linux on my dev box this weekend. The upgrade crashed in the middle. Argh! The DVD burn was done on my Powerbook and verified fine. Maybe it was a bad download?
Posted in Macintosh
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Controlling what Plaxo sends you
I added a “Plaxo” category yesterday. In the event I forget, this applies to everything in this category: The opinions expressed here are the personal opinions of Terry Chay. Content published here is not read or approved by Plaxo before … Continue reading
A new Plaxo log-in
The opinions expressed here are the personal opinions of Terry Chay. Content published here is not read or approved by Plaxo before it is posted and does not necessarily represent the views and opinions of Plaxo. Today I signed into … Continue reading
Posted in Plaxo, web development
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A joke Blake sent me
Q. What is the difference between Iraq and Vietnam?
Posted in religion and politics
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Conference Gnomes
When I was generating the movies for my OSCON talk, I left in a little easter egg that was too hard to notice. Doing little things like this makes things a little fun when you are bored with the tedium … Continue reading
Posted in presentation, web development
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Karma catches up with Jack?
Trent is reporting that MacMice has shut down. I’ve alluded to Jack Campbell’s abusiveness and deceptiveness before. One thing I never understood about the Mac world was their willingness to give this guy the benefit of the doubt. Granted, you … Continue reading
Posted in Macintosh, business and economics
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Corporate tutorials
D70 Photography Kingdom, originally uploaded by silverkeys. I noticed on Mark Goldstein’s excellent Photography blog. that Manfrotto launched some online tutorials in conjunction with Web Photo School. Here are the tutorials. Though I have been drooling over their monopods and … Continue reading
Posted in business and economics, photography
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Xbox 360 dilemma
It appears that Microsoft is indeed releasing two Xbox 360 systems. The base system is $300 and the deluxe system is $400. The addition that drives me nuts is the 20GB hard drive.1 I’ve been saying this for a while … Continue reading
Posted in business and economics, computers
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Why I need an “abject stupidity†category
So what sort of braintrust in Henrico thought up this clusterfuck? Here is my favorite quote: “It’s rather strange that we would have such a tremendous response for the purchase of a laptop computer—and laptop computers that probably have less-than-desirable … Continue reading
Posted in Macintosh, society and culture
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