Month: November 2004

My Mac is back! No, not the website, it did not go anywhere, but my personal PowerBook 17″ has returned from Apple Service in

It appears the Pentium family is going to go 64. Interesting, I mean 64 has worked well for Apple and AMD, poorly for Nintendo

Guest Book Bytes review by Jackie Richards How to Wow with InDesign by Wayne Rankin & Mike McHugh with Brie Gyncild Peachpit Press <http://www.peachpit.com>

There’s some good deep stuff happening these parts right now, maybe as a natural antidote to all the rest. Whatever. This latest column prompted

Whoa, I’ve just completed a ton of projects. So, if you missed my near daily ramblings, I hope to be back more or less

The afternoon was sunny, breezy, and not too warm. Barbara and I drove to the far northern end of Campbell Avenue, in the Catalina

I like things to be perfect, but I don’t like spending the time to make them so. I’m more of a broad brush person

I recently wrote a review for Advanced Media Group’s “Rock for GarageBand. I liked it lot and highly recommended it. One of the few

Son Will these files be enough to tide you over till Tuesday? I might not be here until then. In fact, I might not

February, 2005 is the month where the most people ever are using the most computers worldwide, having the most frustrations. I officially pronounce this

Between the seemingly endless snow, the bone-shattering cold, and everything else that goes along with winter in New England, I have nothing better to

Critical Thought is the synthesis of a person’s character, experience and observation which can result in the arrival of a conclusion about something, that

Kudos to Tim and Chad for the new MyMac podcasts! I’ve also run a few already at my FarrFeed blog over at Salon.com. You

After two million attempts at a voice over your speaking hole gets a bit tired. I know there are people who can get everything

Way too many years ago I paid over $3,000 for the “Big Guy,” my beloved PowerMac 8600. Bullet-proof and wondrous, it served me steadily

Maunday! Only because I wish I were in Maunday’s Bay, Anguilla! (A tiny place etween the Virgin Islands and St. Martins, East of Jamaica)

Here you go, my latest Web column. I’m rather fond of this one. Maybe when you read it, you’ll understand. [GRACK!] Evermore It was

If there were any doubt left, it is gone now. It is truly winter again. This past week has been a hard one, with

I noticed while making the bed the other morning that our bedroom is starting to look like old people live in our house. Two

I don’t know why, but someone sometime decreed that ‘disorganised and messy’ is bad. I bet it was the same person who declared that