An interview with the creator or MacSoft and Bungie and former Apple X-ec.
Tuesday, November 27
Interview with Peter Tamte
An interview with the creator or MacSoft and Bungie and former Apple X-ec.
An interview with the creator or MacSoft and Bungie and former Apple X-ec.
Sunday, November 25
Check out my overhauled site design! This is a test version so the graphics are oddly crappy and most content is not yet in place, but please check it out! The contact tab containts my e-mail address if you have comments.
Friday, November 23
iPod Review:
(I have only used for a short time so a second opinion may be necessary.) Tiny, fast, high quality, genius, pricey and beautiful all would be good words to define iPod. There is nothing negative about it. The price is worth it and the idea of transferring data so fast and storing so much of it is technically amazing. The price is worth it! iPod Rules! Rating: 4 out of 4 crazed weaselsThursday, November 22
If you buy Traitors Gate, check that you are buying the Mac version. I bought the PC version because it was in a box almost identical to the Mac version and it was on the very same shelf.
Monday, November 19
Correction: The J-Pop board is actually
here.
here.
Apple - AirPort
AirPort hardware got a minor makeover, new software supports AOL and additional encryption.
AirPort hardware got a minor makeover, new software supports AOL and additional encryption.
If you want posting rights to this site (done through a simple interface, no HTML required), email me here.
For any topic related to Japaneese Pop Culture (Anime, Bemani...) see:
U. Keitaro's Board
U. Keitaro's Board
Wednesday, November 14
Tuesday, November 13
Monday, November 12
aquafiles.com is a decent alternative X download site. Nice features but still glitchy. I would recomend it.
Snax (cocoasoft.com) Review:
Not for everyone but has its uses. Not good as a full replacement finder but has some interesting features for individual windows. Confusing design.
Rating: 2 Crazed Weasels (Out of 4)
Sunday, November 11
Omnigroup's OmniWeb 4 sneeky peek 10 review:
Great improvement. More stable (even as a beta). Nice iToolsy icon. Very fast page rendering. Vastly improved flash support. Try it!
Rating: Four crazed weazels (out of four)
See this excerpt from XAppeal.org for details on getting it.
OmniWeb 4.1 Sneaky Peek 10 Released
Sunday, November 11, 2001 by Simon
The Omni Group, makers of the web browser OmniWeb, have released version 4.1 SP10 of their Cocoa web browser.
For those not in the know, Sneaky Peeks are similar to betas, they are pre-release versions that often have bugs. On the other hand, they are a great way to see new features and enhancements that will be found in the next version of OmniWeb. So, if you are willing to brave the wild world of pre-release software, you can nab OmniWeb 4.1 SP10
here.
Use Bare Bones's BBEdit for any work in which you need the ability to search, count and compile more than you need to spell check, font change and illustrate.
Use Bare Bones's BBEdit for any work in which you need the ability to search, count and compile more than you need to spell check, font change and illustrate.
TextEdit prints youre document at different proportions and sizes depending on how the window is sized.
iMac of Doom - MacAddict Forums
My freinds iMac (Blue Dalmation 600 w/ 256MB and 40GB) is acting up. Symptoms:
OS 9.1 does not boot 2 times out of 3
Click on a file name in OS X .I and the name disappears (leaving just the selection box). This is only for names, not icons, they reappear when you reopen the window.
All optical mice (X.I/9.1) lose power and then flicker back on in a few secs frequently.
File renaming disabled in X.
Powered external hub often stops powering devices.
Reinstalling 9 prompts a "This hardware is not supported by this OS" message, even with the included boot disc!
Our first reinstall of X propted instant panics at startup (I have not seen the mac since).
If you do not have any Ideas we will try to reformat (Difficult to back up all of his iMovies) and maybe even have a tech replace the USB board or MBoard.
(please post any replies to the above forum link)
My freinds iMac (Blue Dalmation 600 w/ 256MB and 40GB) is acting up. Symptoms:
OS 9.1 does not boot 2 times out of 3
Click on a file name in OS X .I and the name disappears (leaving just the selection box). This is only for names, not icons, they reappear when you reopen the window.
All optical mice (X.I/9.1) lose power and then flicker back on in a few secs frequently.
File renaming disabled in X.
Powered external hub often stops powering devices.
Reinstalling 9 prompts a "This hardware is not supported by this OS" message, even with the included boot disc!
Our first reinstall of X propted instant panics at startup (I have not seen the mac since).
If you do not have any Ideas we will try to reformat (Difficult to back up all of his iMovies) and maybe even have a tech replace the USB board or MBoard.
(please post any replies to the above forum link)
Don't bother with audiogalaxy and Mac Satelite. They work for a bit to get your hopes up then start throwing constant errors at you. All versions, 3 Macs.
Saturday, November 10
ResExcellence:
When I downloaded OmniWeb I was skeptical with experience with other small browers like iCab and even Netscape, but I was amazed when I saw features on par with IE like autofill and even more amazed when I found how fast it was! After only 10 minutes using Omni, I am ditching IE for good! If it were only more stable...
