Here’s a link to Macworld’s Tiger converage. I should have my copy at some point later this week.
Category: Apple
Smultron
Smultron is a nice little text editor for the Mac.
iBook back
The iBook is back, in one piece, and working dandy! I’m a very happy person. They didn’t have to reformat or replace my hard drive, so I didn’t lose any data.
iBook away
I gave my iBook to a nice man at the Menlo Park Apple Store today so they could send it back to Apple and replace the logic board. I should have it back in a week or two, and (hopefully) they won’t nuke the hard drive in the process.
iBook grief
Hacking the iPod
Here’s a nifty little HOW-TO on changing the iPod’s graphics. I really like their Hello Kitty screenshot. I’m tempted.
Apple Store – Bridgewater
There’s a new Apple Store in the Bridgewater Commons. It just seems to have popped up out of nowhere. I don’t recall ever seeing any “coming soon” sign up or anything. Then again, I’m not spending that much time at the mall. It’s one of the new “mini” stores.
iPod choices
My 5GB iPod is full! What should I replace it with? A Photo iPod, a U2 iPod, or a plain old iPod? Or an old Walkman? And do I really need socks for my iPod?
iPod Shuffle
A fun atricle from the New York Times about using the shuffle feature on the iPod. I know it’s random, but it’s really easy to believe it isn’t. My iPod, for instance, seems to have a thing for the soundtrack to the movie Pi. It just comes up way too often.
My iBook
I’m spending a lot of time tonight on upgrades. I just upgraded my iBook to OS X 10.3.5. I also realized that I hadn’t updated the virus definitions on this thing since October 2003. That doesn’t seem possible, but apparently it’s true. Man, I have to update the virus defs on my PC about three times a week, just to keep the wolves at bay, so to speak. You gotta love the Mac — no spyware problems, hardly any virus/worm problems, easy OS updates that don’t break anything. If only I could toss my PC. I guess I could, if I didn’t make my living programming for and supporting PCs. Oh well.