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No screen captures?
Published on 22 May 2008 at 4:41 am.
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This bugs me to no end. In fact, I can’t even capture it with a screen capture. I often code while watching… err… listening to a DVD. Every once in a blue moon, I need to do a screen capture to examine pixel for pixel what I’m doing. And every time I get a lovely dialog that […]
We lost Ars Technica
Published on 18 May 2008 at 4:19 am.
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This is not a giant run-on paragraph. I’ll figure out why it appears that way later.
There’s no real problem with big sites. Some of the biggest are amongst the best. A bad example is Wikipedia, and a good example was Ars Technica.
Latin is by far my least Favorite language, right next to English. But since […]
What’s wrong with you… Mac pundits?
Published on 7 Feb 2008 at 5:53 am.
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Really, where do you get it from?
Take a look at Peter Mortensen. He’s a possibly respected nearly journalist. He thinks that the guy who dropped his iPhone on an interstate where it was subsequently run over by a semi-truck should be hired by Apple. Uh, WTF?
I’d like the Mythbusters to put this one to the […]
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About my switch to Vista
Published on 17 Jan 2008 at 1:10 pm.
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As I expected, Apple replaced my iMac with a new model. I’ll have a review up later but let me just say this much now — the glass is a mirror. It is horrible and at the same time beautiful. When not enjoying gorgeous reflections of myself, I experience deep black… sharp contrast… in a […]
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Update on that .Mac security thing
Published on 10 Dec 2007 at 1:46 am.
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Regular readers should remember my little post titled “My Mac’s security is being compromised by .Mac.” If you don’t remember it, go ahead and read it now. After reading the comments and some other posts on the web about similar issues I began to think it might be expected behavior, but I always questioned it…
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