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Daily Archives: Tuesday, January 10, 2006
MacNumerology
MacNumerology: News.com reports some weird cosmic connection in today’s announcement about the Intel-based Mac and the closing price of Apple’s stock today: $80.86. As in, the Intel 8086, “the 1978 processor that spawned the x86 architecture that PC users are … Continue reading
Personal favorite Macword announcement
Personal favorite Macword announcement: Steve Jobs didn’t announce this one. Garmin, the folks who make my favorite gadget, this GPS/heartrate monitor, announced they are making it Mac compatible so it can work with services like Motionbased.com. Technorati Tags: apple, garmin … Continue reading
Over predicting
Over predicting: Think Secret has a tradition of recapping its Macworld predictions. This year, they seem to have over-predicted and under-delivered. Then, again, if Apple had announced everything that has been rumored (by Think Secret and others), the keynote would … Continue reading
Here’s the RSS feed of my Flickr account
Here’s the RSS feed of my Flickr account: It’s something that’s been around for months. Everytime I post a photo to my Flickr account, it will update wherever you have that RSS feed flowing. In fact, you can subscribe to … Continue reading
Still Cookin’
Still Cookin’: Here is a great story from the magazine Country Roads about the post-Katrina efforts of Louisana Cookin’ Magazine to keep publishing. And while the article says some nice things about me, let me clarify something. All the back-patting … Continue reading
