Monthly Archives: March 2003

An online dictionary of HTML META tags. Hmmmm.

Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server Essentials: Day Two. Things got even more interesting today. Did I mention my instructor has the seventeen inch TiBook? It’s beautiful in person. I got to play with some BlueTooth stuff today, … Continue reading →

Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server Essentials: Day One. Fairly interesting class so far. I can’t say I learned anything new that really rocked my socks today. But, in all fairness, the instructor did say that today would … Continue reading →

“I feel sorry for the customers that bought PowerSchool.” – A former employee (reportedly just laid off).

“It’s not a problem that Moore has an opinion, a point of view, and an agenda. But it’s a major problem if Moore is trying to convert people to this point of view via mistruths and deception.” – Andy Ihnatko, … Continue reading →

I just launched the latest nightly build of Camino and laughed out loud when I saw the “new” bookmarks manager. Don’t get me wrong – it’s great. Kudos to Pinkerton and friends. But I guess the matter of their inspiration … Continue reading →

The Iraqis fired missiles at us. Ironically, in a strange sort of way, they may have been the banned missiles they claimed to have destroyed already. Duck and cover. Bill, you will love this; I promise. The full text of … Continue reading →

This is it, boys; this is war. I think that’s how it went. I am not in favor of waging an unnecessary war. However, I believe that this war is justified. I know that many disagree with that, and that’s … Continue reading →

Holy crap! You miss the news for one day and something totally unexpected happens! Al Gore has joined Apple’s Board of Directors! Check out the Slashdot discussion here. Wow. Here comes Yellow Dog Linux 3.0. Cool. I like Yellow Dog. … Continue reading →

Hmmmm. I’m seriously considering moving from Entourage to Apple Mail. I took a long look at Apple Mail tonight for the first time in a long time. It’s nicer than I remember. I really like the nice integration with Address … Continue reading →