Monthly Archives: August 2003

Widescreen NetNewsWire

Don’t like the layout of your favorite application? Don’t have the source code? Not a problem if it’s a Cocoa app. (via DUH BLOG)

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Arnold is Coming

Volker Weber has the link… Probably work safe, as long as you don’t crank the volume up to eleven.

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Whole Lotta Mapping

Tim Bray points to a thread on SkyScraper City with a whole mess of transit maps. I first noticed SkyScraper City in my referer logs a while back when one of their threads linked to one of the pictures from … Continue reading

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Debugging Tips

Eric’s Weblog: “John Chang just posted a terrific list of debugging techniques for Mac OS X. I’ll add a few random ones of my own…”

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Max it out!

MacNN: “Trans Intl. today announced a 1GB DDR266 memory modules for the 12″ Powerbook G4…”

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Big Nerd Ranch hints at Panther ship date?

MacNN: “The Big Nerd Ranch will launch its revised Cocoa training class September 22-26, which has been modified to incorporate new features being added to the Panther release of the Mac OS X operating system and developer tools.” Unless all … Continue reading

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"A wake-up call to the mobile Java world"

Russell Beattie: “Check out this video of a simple development demonstration using the new Windows Mobile 2003 Smartphone SDK and Visual Studio .Net. If you’re a Java, Linux, Palm or Symbian developer, I want to ask you how much effort … Continue reading

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Express Network Minutes of Use, Part II

I wrote about something earlier that I thought was the final word from Verizon on the Express Network Minutes of Use situation. Today I called to add some form of Express Network to my Verizon account. The CSR asked me … Continue reading

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RSS Reader for 3650

MMS Memo: “I’m in 7th heaven! I’ve finally found an RSS reader for my Nokia 3650 called mReader and written by Marke Allanson.”

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The Key

Sam Gentile: Rotor is the key to understanding .NET

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