I absolutely refuse to link to the “Matrix Reloaded” Trailer [Daypop Top 40]
Monthly Archive for May, 2002
Thankfully, Bella is recovering from emergency surgery late last night. She was suffering from pyometra. The sugery while serious, if done carefully in a timely fasion is usually very successful. But combined with her congential heart condition, there was a very good chance that she might not have made it at all. Right now, she’s sleeping at my feet getting her much needed rest. This will be a quiet weekend.
Jaguar on the Loose
Read the online version of the Mac Newsletter from O’Reilly that sums up the last week’s worth of information about the upcoming Jaguar release of OS X. One thing that encourages me is the opening note from Derrick Story about how much Jaguar rocks on a 400 Mhz PowerBook G3, which is the same machine I use full time right now… [Mac Net Journal]
I wonder how it’d run on my Powerbook 400Mhz …
O’Reilly Network: Tapping the alpha geek noosphere with EtherPEG [May 16, 2002]
Here’s why EtherPEG made the Daypop Top 40
“EtherPEG” [Daypop Top 40]
I had no idea an OS X version was out. Too bad everyone who’s wireless on my office network is away.
I’ve been enjoying my Modulus Blackknife since it’s been back from the shop and now that my Classic 20 is running again I can practice in the tube warmth I was once accoustomed to. Which is true until you hear Tech 21’s Trademark 10, completely solid state — this puppy does not have a bad sound. I’ve got one of these on my wish list.
The Day the Napster Died. Napster, the company that changed the way people use their computers, is no more. But what it accomplished in its short, brilliant life will likely influence how people use the Web for years to come. That is Shawn Fanning’s legacy. By Brad King. [Wired News]
Amen.