Monthly Archives: April 2006

I ran accross this guys web page the other day. I didn’t read most of it, but as my eyes were scanning, I ran across this entertaining blurb: I once took a trip to California. They taught me an important … Continue reading →

My buddy Jim has posted 5 or so articles on his blog, Current Word about Boot Camp and the possibilities of Apple running Windows XP. As a user and programmer of both systems, I find this all to be a … Continue reading →

POVRAY Steve sent me an IM the other day. He’s been playing around with POVRAY and he was wondering about the work I did in that so long ago. He’s having the same kind of fun that I had back … Continue reading →

If you are a WarGames fan, then you understand the reference Over at the Plaxo blog, Cam, one of our founders, posted a technical blog entry on how we pulled off the little icons in the ‘Contacts’ view in Outlook. … Continue reading →

I agree with this guys blog post.

Besides the lack of good keyboard nav and a second mouse button, the MacBook could use one more thing: a dock connector. Now, when I mention a dock connector, I don’t want your typical dock connector that is proprietary. I … Continue reading →

Apple doesn’t get the paned, full screen view idea. For example: if you compare XCode to Visual Studio 6…. XCode loses. Also note that Visual Studio 6.0 was released in 1998.

I’ve been using Mac OS X consistently since around November of 2005. Overall, the experience has been good. I’ll list some of the good and the bad. The pros: – Everything is in your user directory, there is no registry … Continue reading →