Archive for June, 2003
I posted this yesterday on MacVillage.net. Americas Army: Operations is coming to Mac! Yea! Finally, my favorite game, on my favorite platform. Joy!
I can’t express how gitty I am. My only wish is that it isn’t to processor intensive, so my fellow Mac friends can enjoy it with me.
Monday, June 30th, 2003 Posted in Software | No Comments »
I’ve used it before, but today I gave Safari a real go. Despite the fact that some bugs exist, it does a pretty good job. My biggest complement goes to the UI. It’s clean, simple, and totally Apple. It shares the same DNA as Steve Jobs.
I also like the snapback [...]
Monday, June 30th, 2003 Posted in Apple, Software | No Comments »
Boy is it odd missing a week of such big news (though vacation is nice). Got to love the new G5. Serious power. Just an odd looking case. And lack of a 2nd drive bay is quite sad. Especially considering what power is behind it. IMHO I like the [...]
Sunday, June 29th, 2003 Posted in Apple | 1 Comment »
MacVillage.net behind the scenes is starting to show signs of promise again. The backend’s core is in place, and so is the general file architecture. Now comes the hard part:
Porting the existing contents over to the new architecture
Redesigning the site
Finishing the authentication system upgrades
Deployment
The 10 billion other things I won’t bother mentioning, since [...]
Sunday, June 29th, 2003 Posted in MacVillage.net | No Comments »
Asa recently has been blogging a ton of opinions from others on Firebird, and Thunderbird. One particular post struck me. He suggests switching to Thunderbird.
I’m getting somewhat close, but I need a few things first:
Stability/Reliability - it hasn’t even gone 0.1 yet!
Spell Checker addon (if not built in).
Minimize to tray (so I don’t [...]
Sunday, June 29th, 2003 Posted in Mozilla | No Comments »
I’m back. Alive, and relaxed. Pretty cool place to visit and stay.
Sunday, June 29th, 2003 Posted in Personal | No Comments »
Microsoft is slowing pushing IE towards the point where it will no longer be available for anything but Longhorn. They announced the other day that there won’t be builds later than 6.0 SP1 for Windows, and the Mac side would not have new releases but would be supported “for the foreseeable future” (we all [...]
Sunday, June 15th, 2003 Posted in Software | No Comments »
I got around to modifying the “What’s playing” (left of the page). It now makes links out of the songs that have/are playing. Hopefully later today I will break it up so that the artist name becomes the search term (that should be much more accurate). Of course buying the song makes [...]
Sunday, June 15th, 2003 Posted in Blog | No Comments »
Yes they are. I finally have selected a free CMS that will be implemented across MacVillage.net for now (and eventually on all other “Sub sites” of Accettura Media. This is great news, since it now clears the way for finally redoing the design for something more standards compliant and browser friendly. Time [...]
Sunday, June 15th, 2003 Posted in MacVillage.net | No Comments »
Well, the big Apple news today, is ironically not about Apple, it’s about Quark, who finally finished up Quark Express, two years late.
Apple has a nice large ad on their homepage about it, pointing to this link:
http://www.apple.com/macosx/applications/quarkxpress/
But the big question, as the /. community asks is… Is this to late for Quark? Is there [...]
Tuesday, June 10th, 2003 Posted in Apple | No Comments »