Michael Jardeen: ...mac, x and mecomments and articles related to the macintosh and os x(Untitled)- March 20, 2003 Dvorak talks Mac John C. Dvorak is at it again, only this time he has good things to say (that's rare). In PC magazine he predicts that Apple will go with Intel rather then the IBM chip. I have my doubts, but it would be an huge shift in the landscape...mjhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0100258/categories/macXAndMe/2003/03/19.html#a782 (Untitled)- March 10, 2003 Going on a Safari Today is a bell-weather day. Yesterday, I got a copy of Safari v64. This is a recent inside beta of Apple's new web browser. I also downloaded Camino, the new version of what was Chimera. They just keep improving, but today I'm switching to Safari as my default browser. Why the change, well v64 has tabbed browsing, and that has been the one major no-go for me. Load times have improved, and my issue with timeouts was resolved with the last public release. If you're using IE...http://radio.weblogs.com/0100258/categories/macXAndMe/2003/03/09.html#a776 (Untitled)- March 8, 2003 Konfabulous! If you are a Mac user, you must check out Konfabulator, a simply amazing piece of software. I think this will become the hypercard of OS X. To program it requires some programming skills, but it's simplicity is amazing. In the past six years I would describe three shareware programs for the Mac as killer: Watson (so much so that Apple stole from it for Sherlock 3), Kaleidoscope, and now Konfabulator. In the meantime, I am no closer to solving my Memory leak problem. Right now I...http://radio.weblogs.com/0100258/categories/macXAndMe/2003/03/07.html#a775 |