November 30, 2005 – 12:39 am
UNO is a theme that brings the sunken unified toolbar/titlebar look&feel to every single window on your system (metal or aqua, and already unified windows as well).
Source: gui.interacto.net – The Sunken Unified GUI for Mac OS X 10.4.x (Tiger)
I ran the UNO installer on my PowerBook a few weeks ago, hoping to smooth out the [...]
November 29, 2005 – 10:06 pm
So, after a good solid several months’ run with Firefox, the constant CPU drain finally got to me and I’ve gone back to OmniWeb.
Source: It’s back to OmniWeb for me! » Archive » Blog » 0xDECAFBAD
So, since Firefox 1.5 has hit the wires, I’m giving it a shot again. I just can’t stay put [...]
November 29, 2005 – 9:54 pm
I don’t want to produce a book (I was an editor for four years, and one should never learn how sausage is made :-), but I do have a blog. So I asked some of my friends and I’ll be posting the results, several per day, so long as they keep coming in.
Source: O’Reilly Radar [...]
November 27, 2005 – 9:19 pm
I’ve got one last XOXO post in me, and then I’ll probably be done jabbering about this for awhile. Did you know that just about all of my blog posts have several outlines embedded? It’s true.
Since I only spent about 20 minutes on this so far, the process is still a [...]
November 27, 2005 – 2:02 pm
Note: hey, mum & dad - you can check out my Christmas OPML wishlist in your browser right now (in case you’re tuning in ;-)
Source: Alex Barnett blog : Wow, an OPML browser and wishlist
Okay, so I’m trying to catch up on the latest round of renewed buzz for OPML. In my reading, I just caught the [...]
November 26, 2005 – 6:41 pm
Who knows which of these methods of describing lists will win? I’d give a slight edge to OPML, because Winer promotes it a lot. But on technical merit… you tell me. My hunch is XOXO is the crisp, clean and simple solution.
Source: Cloudy Thinking by Ron K. Jeffries » Blog Archive » [...]
November 26, 2005 – 5:56 pm
I spent an hour or two this morning relaxing, playing a few classic arcade shoot-’em-ups by way of emulation. However, the unfortunate side effect of pumping an unlimited stream of quarters into games like DoDonPachi II, Mahou Daisakusen, Esprade, and Mars Matrix is that I have perpetual blossoms of blue and pink neon bullet [...]
