Author: David Casseres

Tonight my wife is away at a conference and I’m on my own. So I made myself some dinner, and watched a movie. I’m

By now I’ve seen several dozen statements about how the Spanish are cowards, how the terrorists won in Spain, etc. I don’t think so.

Yesterday I spent some time at Macworld, listening to Andy Herzfeld tell stories of the Old Days at Apple. Any time you get a

… or as the great Jacques Anquetil put it, “on ze biceecle, you ‘ave all-ways to soffeur…” I’m on the slow road to getting

So, most every portable computer I’ve ever used (all Macs) has had a problem about its little rubbery feet. They come off. No, I

So yesterday, after much waiting and puckering up, I got the cataract removed from my right eye and a replacement lens implanted. It’s in

So I’m reading all these blogs and forum posts and news items etc. about using iMovie to remove the DRM from a song downloaded

OK, so it’s already Wednesday night. So sue me. We live in Palo Alto, and our daughter is in college down in Claremont. So

I knew Jef at the time when he was starting the Macintosh project, but I never heard all that much about it from him.

OK, it’s Monday night after MacWorld. Other people who were there are writing about their thoughts on what they saw and heard. Me, I

Actually, it’s Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic, or RFB&D. They have studios all over the country, and one of them is only a

My wife mentioned to me tonight that there are Americans who think we should not be celebrating this day in the traditional way. Namely,

The announcement by Google that they will begin digitizing and indexing the contents of the world’s great research libraries — a step in the