I’m ecstatic! Finally the wait for the Google Chrome browser is over. I have to say, my first impressions justify the long wait. I’m in fact putting Firefox on the same shelf as IE, only using it to test web sites. On the Mac and OS X Chrome does not disappoint one bit. It is [...]
I’ve been an apple user since OS X Tiger. Never, ever, ever, EVER did any of my Macs crash. Stable and rock solid. In fact, Apple users often gloat about how things never crash. Me included, since it never used to happen! Into my life prowls Snow Leopard. Since I’ve upgraded I’ve had the Apple [...]
Let me start by stating: Coda = $99 vs. Komodo Edit = Free & Open Source Coda is Mac only, while Komodo supports Mac, Windows and Linux! There are a lot of great code editors for OS X if you are willing to pay. If you develop, it is vital that you are happy with [...]
The new Safari 4 is awesome. It is in fact better than Firefox/Flock for a change. It looks fantastic, has great new features and is much faster. The only problem is new windows not opening in new tabs. IMHO, it is a silly mistake Apple makes! It should be a setting you can change in [...]
…is driving me nuts. I noticed it the first time with my own flash drive on OS X. I delete files off it, but the storage space left keeps on getting smaller and smaller. At first I could not see why in the name of Riku Lätti it did that. I opened up the Terminal [...]
After my previous post about Tetris on OS X, I thought I’d let you know that you can also play Tetris in the Emacs editor on Unix based systems. Here is how you’d do it: Open your terminal (Found in Applications > Utilities > Terminal.app) On the command line type in emacs and press enter. [...]
Just read an article via Muti about how Tetris can be used to treat trauma. I have to admit, I quite like the odd game of Tetris every now and again! I found this nifty little Freeware Tetris game for OS X called Quinn, complete with online leader boards, network play with bonjour support to [...]