Posting from my iPhone
Saturday, October 11th, 2008I’m typing this on my brand new iPhone. I think I need smaller fingers.
I can even add a photo. This inane drivel is brought to you by the WordPress app for iPhone.
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I’m typing this on my brand new iPhone. I think I need smaller fingers.
I can even add a photo. This inane drivel is brought to you by the WordPress app for iPhone.
I was having som weird issues with performance on my PowerBook under Mac OS X 10.4.3, so I decided to upgrade to 10.4.5.
After my machine rebooted I could no longer connect to my MySQL databases through PHP. A quick web search turned up this MacRumors forum post. I just had to change a line in
(Or rather, on the dangers of listening to blogging)
Now, everyone has the right to be heard (with obvious exceptions). But with everyone clamouring to be heard, it makes it rather hard to know who you should be listening to.
Robert Scoble is a “Microsoft geek blogger”, and technical evangelist. His blog is consistently among the top
Mike Evangelist (I think that’s really his name!) is writing a book about his experiences at everyone’s favourite computer company. He’s writing about his writing over at his blog, Writers Block Live. I found out about Mike’s site after reading a Guardian article penned by him about behind-the-scences preparation of a Steve Jobs keynote.
Following Steve Jobs’ MacWorld keynote this week, Apple’s brushed metal interface is feeling decidedly sorry for himself.
Warning: the following posts contain explicit language and are not suitable for persons under the age of 21.25.
iLife ’06 From the Perspective of an Anthropomorphized Brushed Metal Interface
This is just the latest in a downward spiral for BMI.
The
Google Earth is now available for Mac OS 10.4 and up.:
Update:
This is the Target store near Springwood. In this day and age of terrorism, I think that’s just asking for trouble.
Target’s target
My place from space!Image © 2005 DigitalGlobe
Once again Apple CEO Steve Jobs has taken the stage at Macworld and delivered some impressive (albeit somewhat forseen) announcements to the Mac community. The new iMac has an Intel dual core processor in it, with each core running faster than the PowerPC processor in the previous model. That makes for some serious performance.
I completely