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Monthly Archives: February 2006
Mac Mini switches to Intel
It wasn’t more than a year ago when I wrote in my OSCON bio: Terry Chay is the only Mac user at Plaxo, where he develops the web-based version of their product (they tolerate him because he stinks at CounterStrike). … Continue reading
Posted in Macintosh, business and economics
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Back to Palm…again
Michael at work just got a Treo 650 and because I have a Palm T|X (review roundup), he was wondering how to get up using the Palm features. In my opinion the two are not the same product, there are … Continue reading
Posted in Macintosh, Palm, Plaxo
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Rip Different
I saw on BoingBoing that Macrovision is threatening VersionTracker for listing MacTheRipper. I had forgotten what a wonderfully useful program
Clothing security tags
A shirt I got from SportMart had one of these left on it: Everyone knows this as an EAS or clothing security tag, inktag, or whatever. Luckily, mine didn’t have any ink.
Posted in about me, business and economics
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Lunch 2.0 l(a)unches
In 1999, I used to eat lunches in Novell’s offices (now eBay’s headquarters). In 2000, Dave visited me and I showed him all the crappiest food in the valley. In 2001, Dave came to the Valley and we decided we … Continue reading
Posted in about me, photos, society and culture, web development
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Opera 9 preview 2
Preview 2 of Opera 9 is out. The big thing is the integrated BitTorrent client. I’m not planning on using Opera but because Microsoft Internet Explorer for the Mac is dead, it might be fun to have it lying around … Continue reading
Posted in Macintosh, web development
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You can be sure if it’s Slashdot…it’s wrong
I read this article today about Toshiba buying out Westinghouse Electric. I shouldn’t be surprised that Slashdot gets it wrong again. Really wrong. First of all, Westinghouse hasn’t made blenders since around the time I was born. They sold off … Continue reading
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Taking football seriously
My obligatory Superbowl blog entry: “You can’t believe how seriously these people take their football.†—overheard, “Gridiron City†The quote above comes from an op-ed in today’s New York Times. The answer is, “Yes, I can believe,†because, like Holly, … Continue reading
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dSLR for $500
When I was in Costco the other day, I noticed that Pentax’s dSLR was undercutting the Nikon D50 kit by a couple bucks. Then, I read today that the Pentax *st DL with 18-55mm kit lens dropped another $200 to … Continue reading
Posted in business and economics, photography
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