Posts Tagged ‘Apple’
I’ve complained before about the lack of good keyboards on the market. Why is it that in 2008 I can’t find one worth spending money on? This drives me absolutely nuts that I can’t find what I’m looking for:
Cross Platform - Yes Virginia, I want it to work with any computer I hook [...]
Saturday, June 28th, 2008 Posted in Hardware | 1 Comment »
The Presentation
As usual I keep tabs on all the major Apple events using pretty much all the top tech sites that run “live blogs” and the like. This year none failed completely though I think they all were overcome with traffic at one point resulting in a failed load attempt. Not bad. [...]
Monday, June 9th, 2008 Posted in Apple, Mozilla | 1 Comment »
I decided to take another look at me.com, the eve before we all expect a launch at WWDC2008. It’s still using marksmonitor.com for DNS.
TTL
The TTL is still set to 28800 (8 hours). I think this will drop before 2:00 AM PST (5:00 AM EST) if they are planning to offer email service to [...]
Sunday, June 8th, 2008 Posted in Apple | No Comments »
And the a tradition continues. Here’s my predictions for WWDC 2008. Steve Jobs will announce the following:
iPhone 3G
Well duh. At this point if it’s not at least announced, Apple’s stock is going to tank. There’s a ton of stuff to back this up including AT&T telling employees not to take vacation [...]
Saturday, June 7th, 2008 Posted in Apple | 1 Comment »
There’s an announcement on the Safari blog about SquirrelFish, their new JS interpreter. To sum it up:
SquirrelFish is a register-based, direct-threaded, high-level bytecode engine, with a sliding register window calling convention. It lazily generates bytecodes from a syntax tree, using a simple one-pass compiler with built-in copy propagation.
Some performance data can be found here, [...]
Tuesday, June 3rd, 2008 Posted in Apple, Google, Mozilla | 2 Comments »
A few days ago, various websites noted a change in the recently released Mac OS X 10.5.3 that Apple replaced hard coded references of .mac with a variable, as if they plan to change the name at some point in the near future (WWDC 2008 is just around the corner).
Now it appears Apple [...]
Sunday, June 1st, 2008 Posted in Apple, Google | 3 Comments »
As a frontend developer I’ve long argued the magic formula for a good website is:
Usefulness + Speed = Users
This is based on the fact that the best websites on the internet are pretty spartan in appearance. When you look at many of the successful ones (Google, Yahoo, Craigslist, Facebook), they’ve all taken the approach [...]
Sunday, June 1st, 2008 Posted in Google, Mozilla, Web Development | 7 Comments »
It’s happening again. Once upon a time, browser vendors started adding their own features without consulting with each other and agreeing upon standards. What they created was a giant mess of inconsistencies across browsers and platforms that is still in effect today. Ask any web developer and they can tell you of [...]
Thursday, May 29th, 2008 Posted in Mozilla, Web Development | 15 Comments »
For those who haven’t heard, when Firefox 3 is released, the first 24 hours will be known as “Download Day 2008“. The goal is to set a world record for downloads over a 24 hour period in Guinness World Records. There’s no current record, so that means the one set needs to be [...]
Wednesday, May 28th, 2008 Posted in Mozilla | 4 Comments »
ImportGenius.com who compiles the trade data from U.S. Customs records and provides access to continuously updated database of records on every shipment entering the United States. Did a little digging and found some interesting shipments with Apple’s name on it that came in on the NYK Delphinus:
Apple Inc’s most recent shipment of the new [...]
Saturday, May 24th, 2008 Posted in Apple | No Comments »