ISSN 1496-3221
May 10, 2002
A veritable smorgasbord of luscious Jaguar delicacies awaits young and old over at the Railhead Design steak house and screen door company. Drop what you’re doing right now, then go there and take a long, drooling look before the non-disclosure enforcement goons at Apple wake up and start stuffing cease and desist letters under the … More
May 9, 2002
Copland Goes Gold Master “In a shocking move that has left the Mac community reeling, Apple engineers today announced that the operating system code-named Copland has been completed.” Via rumortracker
May 9, 2002
All right, enough with the lollygagging. I finally stuck a crowbar into the code for the available domain name of the week page, and with the finesse of a weekend carpenter pulling rotten clapboard off a handyman special, I pried out all of the affiliate links pointing back to Verisign. The next step is to … More
May 9, 2002
Multi-dimensional arrays in PHP are a darn good thing.
May 8, 2002
After reading Tommy William’s Mozilla 0.9.9, XHTML, CSS, and Madness, I thought to myself… wow, does that ever sound familiar. Although I’m not working with XHTML markup, the inexplicable goofiness that Mozilla displays while attempting to render the style sheets for a validated HTML 4.01 transitional document is frighteningly similar. Basically, it doesn’t work on … More
May 7, 2002
Lion sleeps with the lamb. Mac OS X on Dell monitor. Calgary.
May 6, 2002
I suppose I should say something regarding all the news out of Cupertino today. Specifically, I’m pleased that Apple (or I suppose Mr Jobs) finally admitted that the Rosetta handwriting recognition from the once-proud Newton is actually good enough to include in the latest version of OS X. It interesting to note that it took … More
May 5, 2002
I must of pulled something while posting all those items on Thursday. Yeesh.
May 2, 2002
It’s the first week of May in Calgary, so naturally that means that it’s snowing. Wet, stick-to-everything, springtime snow that is at least partly responsible for the minor power outages over the past couple of hours. I’ve found that operating a computer while the electrical current has indigestion makes routine tasks such as blogging and … More
May 2, 2002
Well how about that. Adobe actually won the patent trial against Macromedia revolving around all those dockable, draggable palette widgets. Maybe once they’ve cashed the settlement cheque, they’ll consider using some of those 2.8 million clams to port a version of AlterCast to OS X. Erm. It’d probably be easier to get Macromedia not to … More