Monthly Archive for January, 2002

Computer News: Apple Doesn’t Need Zealots

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blanco
on 1/31/2002
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Computer News: Apple Doesn’t Need Zealots This article is right on, I toned down my "Apple or Nothing" attitude about two years ago. I still try to avoid using Windows if at all possible, but I have stepped down from the soapbox and accepted my spot as a minority computer user. That temporarily ends of course, if someone from the "other side" starts a debate…

Radio-Dadio

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blanco
on 1/31/2002
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Radio-Dadio has a lot of good mac related information.

Editing Radio 8 Templates with Dreamweaver

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blanco
on 1/30/2002
in Blogs, Radio Userland, Stories and Web Development
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Editing Radio 8 Templates with Dreamweaver - Updated: 4/13/04; 9:50:27 PM.

Here’s a quick and dirty fix for the [problem][1] Scott Girard is having mentioned on [Scripting News][2] yesterday.

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Free basic image enhancer for use with iPhoto

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blanco
on 1/29/2002
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Mac OS X Hints: Free basic image enhancer for use with iPhoto. [mac.scripting.com]

The Caffeine Software guys are no strangers to pixel-based software having first created the fabulous full fledged TIFFany image editing application for NeXT (which is now available for OS X).

Dual 1GHz G4s!

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blanco
on 1/28/2002
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Dual 1GHz G4s! that’s 14GHz in Dog years.

How to get your DNS’s IP address in Mac OS X

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blanco
on 1/27/2002
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How to get your DNS’s IP address in Mac OS X - Updated: 5/12/03; 12:25:04 AM.

After posting this to [Versiontracker][1], I figured that there should be a permanent link to this info somewhere.

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Thank you Modulus

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blanco
on 1/27/2002
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I’d like to thank the guys at Modulus Guitars for doing such a great job on my blackknife and bringing it back to life. The guitar plays amazing now. I just added some graphite saddles (the powered metal bridge saddles ratteled quite a bit) and the bridge noise went away.