Pudding Time! Archives: mac
No small amount of happiness to note that gmail is finally allowing address book imports from Safari. There were rumors among the Mac people that...
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VoodooPad gets upgraded to a "buy" in under 24 hours. It took a little time, because I was so engaged by the premise I wanted...
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Once upon a time, when making mp3s was still a novelty, I fed my copy of the Beastie Boys' "Hello Nasty" into a truly terrible...
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Ed passed along a pair of links yesterday that got me all fired up: Brad DeLong: Life Hacks BoingBoing (ugh) in less useful form The...
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Alison's sister Julie came to visit this weekend, so we took a trip out to Multnomah Falls yesterday. I think the falls have become our...
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Instant Music Acid Music GarageBand One of the things I was hoping for when Apple announced GarageBand in the first place was a comparison...
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Face to face with one bit of discontent about the eMac line: The graphics card is, while not quite "underpowered," not exactly spiff, either. It's...
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So, here's the quick-n-dirty to converting an Acid loop to an Apple loop for use in GarageBand. It's possible to just drag a loop into...
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So I went with the eMac SuperDrive model. AppleCare is what swayed me. That and hating having a laptop that' s one platform and a...
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One of the fun things about embracing my inner ditherer is getting to say really definitive and seemingly resolved things before completely changing my mind...
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A visit to the Mac store support desk: Me: This is a G3/800 iBook. I bought it two months ago. Two nights ago, I was...
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I've been back in the world of the iBook for a few weeks now, gradually reacquiring/reconfiguring assorted apps I used quite a bit. One...
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Ed's casting about for a decent RSS aggregator for Mac OS 9 and reporting that Amphetadesk isn't bad. Snappy reports GNUS does RSS, but I've...
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The really discouraging thing about The Register's coverage of Apple's dud iBooks is that Apple is several iterations into the snow iBook design, and...
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So, a few days ago Alison looks up from the iBook and notes that the charging indicator isn't glowing. We both look down at...
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Why is WEP killing printing over Wi-FI?...
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I've been on a Windows kick the past few months, thanks mainly to some work requirements and an unwillingness to do long-haul editing on...
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Update: Rats! "In the Year 2525" is only available as a crappy techno remix! iTunes Music Store sucks! But it has "Ballad of the Green...
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Apple's getting ready to launch iTunes Music Store for Windows next week. Off the hip prediction? MusicMatch's own download service launch forced Apple's hand. Once...
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In early July, I marked a year of iBook ownership. Seeing as how I wrote up the iBook after a week and the iBook after...
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Update: This entry has been reposted under the Puddingbowl Wiki, as well, where we keep a collection of Mac-related tips and notes. Been a...
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The iBook's back home again. It seems the last repair they did on the display involved a part that proved defective after a few weeks...
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... the iBook's display is crapping out again, so it's back to the shop with it. Here's hoping they figure it out this time....
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Safari and cousin Konqueror have an unpleasant SSL bug that might cause the cautious to reconsider online banking with them for the moment....
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Billboard says iTunes Music Store sold 275,000 tracks in its first 18 hours....
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Cool: lbdb, The Little Brother's Database, is an addressbook lookup program that works pretty nicely with mutt. Since last I looked (a long time...
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... is out (as it is for every other platform I guess). Tossing this up because after poking around with it for a few...
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The iBook is home again today after a week in the hands of the repair people at Apple, which means I can quit supping...
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RSS/RDF is for more than just telling you all the new headlines on a blog. You can use it to point to anything with...
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Yesterday Sam noticed an entry by Jason Kottke about header abuse, namely RSS readers reporting themselves as referers when they access Web sites. This...
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When we're all down in the sewers living on hidden caches of government cheese while we evade the gov-bot assassin drones, we'll certainly be...
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Daring Fireball has a useful AppleScript for fetching the URLs in open Safari windows into BBEdit, which goes sort of nicely with the tool...
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Cool! NetNewsWire Pro's latest beta does categories for blog posting now. Very nice. The change notes are on Ranchero's site....
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Apple's recent X11 release continues to provoke discussion among the Mac People, including some fussing and worrying that the Unix apps will over-run the...
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Chimera developer Mike Pinkerton blogs that he's uncertain whether to keep going now that Apple has released Safari. "Perhaps," he writes, "what is more disappointing...
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Safari continues to provoke some soul-searching regarding Mozilla, this time on Dave Hyatt's blog....
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After noting its propensity for destroying home directories and screwing up /tmp, it seems appropriate to go ahead and note that Safari's been updated to...
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Slashdot reports there are major problems with Safari: "There have been many problems reported with Safari on Apple's discussion boards. The two most prominent...
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So, over the course of getting situated back into school this term, I picked up a pretty cool app called OmniOutliner, which I'm using...
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Wow. Homeland Alert 1.2.1 is out. What's Homeland Alert? Homeland Alert displays Homeland Security Advisory status in the menu bar using a color-coded Aqua...
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Daring Fireball comments on Safari and executes a brutal takedown of Mozilla/Gecko along the way. Chimera's Mike Pinkerton has some comments, too....
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In a mail entitled "Greetings from the Safari team at Apple Computer", a few of the names behind Safari made themselves known, many of...
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So, today I was feeling great about all the 802.11 connectivity on campus feeling great about the release of Safari feeling more underwhelmed as Safari...
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Excellent! Apple has released a beta of Safari, a KHTML-based browser. I love Chimera, and think I'll miss tabbed browsing, but here are some...
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Ranchero Software noted that freshmeat now has an OS X section. NetNewsWire fans can plunk http://osx.freshmeat.net/backend/fm-releases-osx.rdf into their subscription list to grab all the latest...
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OroborOSX 0.8.5 was released for Christmas. It's the first update in a while. Includes some fairly cool stuff like basic drag-and-drop (so I can, f'rinstance,...
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My two favorite Web softs finally cooperate: The latest nightly builds of the Mozilla-derived browser Chimera (aka the Galeon of the OS X world)...
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As a newbie to Mac shores, drawn here entirely on the strength of OS X, it's sometimes hard to remember that there are "real"...
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This MacSlash article and the ensuing laceration in the comments tells us perhaps the great UNIX nerd/Mac person fusion is still a work in progress....
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WIRED reports that Ellen Feiss has broken her silence and given an interview to a newspaper at Brown. Big revelation: she was, indeed, on...
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In his article "A Valid Point", John Gruber provides a reasonable (if tart) rundown of what Web validation's all about. My own attempt at...
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