Monthly Archives: June 2003

Looks like Blogger is finally reaching the end of the Great Dano Transition of 2003. Hopefully, it will all be over by tomorrow. Then It’s time to put the finishing touches on Frequency 1.2.

In light of Apple’s recent announcement of the PowerMac G5, I thought it might be fun to repost a link to John Dvorak’s March 18, 2003, editorial entitled “Apple Switch“, in which he doesn’t just predict, but flat out declares … Continue reading →

From Hello! Magazine, regarding Keanu Reeves: The 38-year-old decided to hand over the money to the unsung heroes of the sci-fi blockbusters – the costume and special effects teams. So how much money did Neo give away? Well, seems he … Continue reading →

If you have Flash and some patience, go check out Honda’s new commercial. They claim there were no special effects involved, but I don’t know if I believe that. Even so, it made me think of The Incredible Machine, which … Continue reading →

Forgot to mention that Jen and I went to see Matrix Reloaded on Friday. I give it five stars out of five. It was better than the first movie, which was excellent in its own right. It was violent, but … Continue reading →

Read Day Two here.Read Day One here. This was Sunday, our first full day at the beach house. Right away, it was determined that, for reasons best left unknown, my mother is no longer allowed to cook bacon for large … Continue reading →

We have a visitor with us this week. She’s the two-year-old daughter of our church’s youth leaders (who are also good friends of ours). They’re up in Hershey with our youth group and some other kids for this year’s Creation … Continue reading →

Guess I was wrong about those screen shots after all. Man, do I want a G5. But, like Will, I can’t live with a desktop machine.

iChat AV is pretty cool. Dave and I were testing it out today while he was at one of the elementary schools rebuilding a server. He had a question, and rather than using up both of our cell minutes, he … Continue reading →

Safari 1.0 was released today. Congratulations to Dave Hyatt and his team for making the best browser out there. I started using Safari full-time shortly after it was released, and it’s been getting better and better ever since.