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April 26, 2000
The theme for my company’s sporadically scheduled TGIF this week is “retro-computing”. I’m in a quandary whether to bring a MacPortable, my Canon Cat Work Processor, or the 150 pound rackmount cartridge hard drive unit from the PDP8 stored in my garage. I’m leaning towards the self-contained demoing possibilities of the Cat, and quite frankly, … More
April 6, 2000
And like all good open source projects, Darwin has a to do list. Support for older Macs you say? My Quadra 950 is just shimmying with anticipation.
April 5, 2000
I found this incredibly beautiful, yet utterly useless piece of freeware called Gravité. It makes objects dragged in the Mac OS Finder react realistically to gravity, air resistance, and mouse friction. If you have a Mac, you really should install this and play with it. It is a simple joy to behold.