This iBrotha article was originally published at MacAddict.com by Rodney O. Lain. In honor of Rodney’s death, a good friend and contributor, we are
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Month: January 2000
The Tool Drawer
The Tool Drawer
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Graphics on the Macintosh: Then and Now
Graphics on the Macintosh: Then and Now
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The Realist
The Realist
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Djspoof and links
First off I’d recommend reading this before you bother with the following piffle. It’s okay, you can use the back button. So that was
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Cover MyMac Magazine 57 – January 2000
Pervasive Computing
Pervasive Computing
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The Realist: Hey, Mac-Rumor Sites, Apple made fools out of you!
The Realist: Hey, Mac-Rumor Sites, Apple made fools out of you!
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Review – Spell Catcher 8
Review – Spell Catcher 8
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Review – Norton Utilities 5.0
Review – Norton Utilities 5.0
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Reveiw – Norton AntiVirus
Reveiw – Norton AntiVirus
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Macworld Expo 2000 – Day 3
MWSF Day 3
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Tuesday: 4:47 PM Macworld San Francisco
Tuesday: 4:47 PM Macworld San Francisco
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Trip to MWSF
Trip to MWSF ’00
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Creative Freedom – MWSF
Creative Freedom
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mary147
mary147
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The Nemo Memo – The Pre-owned Macintosh: I Feel Used, and I Like It!
The Nemo Memo – The Pre-owned Macintosh: I Feel Used, and I Like It!
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Review – QDesign MVP 1.0
The age of digitally mastered music recorded on our computers is definitely upon us, and as this age progresses, companies compete to produce the best quality, yet easiest to use players and encoders on the market. QDesign is one of the latest companies to jump on this bandwagon.
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Babes In Boyland Jan
n the late ’80s I had the pleasure of dating a man who actually knew John Lilly, and had interacted with him in person from time to time. TeeVee and Movie Stars have never enamoured me much (except for Harvey Keitel, he could park his shoes under my bed any day), but this vicarious connection to the likes of John Lilly thrilled me.
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“I hope you had the time of your life” Green Day
I quit doing hospice work after Kip died. Kip was my older son’s best friend, and he’d been in and out of my house for four or five years.
“Hi Mom, how ya doing?” he’d say, as he limped into th
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