Monthly Archives: March 2003

Bare Bones Software comes through. They always have the best April Fool’s jokes. Crazy Apple Rumors has become Painfully Serious Dell Rumors for the day. I hope John keeps an archive of that around somewhere. Hmmm. I was looking at … Continue reading →

Bill has asked for a list of top ten pranks. I’ll have to think about that one for a while.

Someone wrote a thesis on Weezer. Rather than dissipate when Weezer went on hiatus, these internet communities expanded. The internet message boards became an important forum for fans to exchange opinions on Weezer and to seek out whatever updates they … Continue reading →

Brent Simmons: So he writes me a check for a billion dollars, signs his name and all, and I shut up. Hackers Condemn Arab Site Hack:“On the off chance that the persons responsible are politically aware and are Americans, then … Continue reading →

Bill and Susan were over last night. We had a great time, and some very good conversation. Frequency 1.0b2 is now in the hands of my beta testers. I’m thinking this will be the final beta before the April 15 … Continue reading →

Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server Essentials: Day Five. NetBoot rules. And Workgroup Management, well, that rules, too. Apple has taken all the best things you can do with managing Windows clients from a Windows server and elegantly … Continue reading →

Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server Essentials: Day Four. WebDAV rocks. NFS re-sharing is the geekiest thing I’ve done in a long, long time. Virtual hosting is cool. So much cool stuff to learn more about. I’m learning … Continue reading →

Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server Essentials: Day Three. Oooooooooh. Today was cool. I learned some really cool stuff about Jaguar Server. For starters, the admin tools are absolutely wonderful. So nice, in fact, that I am ready … Continue reading →

I ran MacBidoiulle through Babelfish and got this gem: Japanese users who received their PowerBook 17″it dismounted to see the entrails of them. Many photographs will show you all, of the hard disk to the sensor of luminous power… I … Continue reading →

CREATE, huh? Well, here’s hoping.