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[MacNN | The Macintosh News Network] MacNN | New MacBooks incompatible with Kensington cable locks: I bought the new aluminum MacBook to replace my former BlackBook which used the Keinsington digital lock and it works exactly as it did on the BlackBook. Inserts, locks and keeps my MacBook safe.
[Two Bits: The Cultural Significance of Free Software] Notes: An obvious source is Garrett Hardin’s famous 1968 article “The Tragedy of the Commons.” James Boyle has done more than anyone to specify the term, especially during a 2001 conference on the public domain, which included the inspired guest-list juxtaposition of the appropriation-happy musical collective Negativland and the dame of “commons” studies, Elinor Ostrom, whose book Governing the Commons has served as a certain inspiration for thinking about commons versus public domains. Boyle, for his part, has ceaselessly pushed the “environmental” metaphor of speaking for the public domain as environmentalists of the 1960s and 1970s spoke for the environment (see Boyle, “The Second Enclosure Movement and the Construction of the Public Domain” and “A Politics of Intellectual Property”).
[DonationCoder.com Forum] Ten Tips for Windows users making the switch to Linux ...: You even have to know that Cedega not wine is for games and you need to pay for it to see the difference and you're chained to most mainstream applications because if you have a niche group like any of the DC programs and am not a true power user, damn you better be sure that your forum has as much friendly community as DC that might care enough about Linux compatibility and that's still ignoring the problem of when it's not possible.
[Typographica] Grading the New Font "Features" in OS X Leopard | Typographica: Grade: A The third-party font managers (Suitcase, FontAgent Pro, Linotype Font Explorer) have given it a valiant try, but automatic font activation should really be a system-level operation. If Leopard’s auto-activation is fast and accurate it is easily the system’s best new font feature.
[Comments for dive into mark] When the fall is all that’s left [dive into mark]: It’s one thing to say “wow, we’re at the final bug-squashing moments of a major release, so we can’t make Acid a big priority today, but it’s great to see Opera and Webkit moving so quickly on standards, something we’ve always considered critical to keeping the web browser-independent” and what they did say, which was basically “wow, Acid3 is out and nobody cares about it and anyone who does care doesn’t know what they’re talking about and we’re really busy over here in case you didn’t notice so why don’t all of you plebes just shut up and be happy with what we give you?”
[Vikram Goyal's Blog] Vikram Goyal's Blog: What bugs you about J2ME?: there is very less work available in the industry in terms of J2ME application development. people prefer other technologies with which they can directly use system level api's in there applications and of course much faster execution also(don't remind me for a perticular JSR for this).
MacDailyNews: I'm downgrading from Office 2008 to 2004 because of all the incompatibilities and formating changes introduced in 2008. Colored fonts don't translate correctly, graphic imports also have issues up to and including 2008 wants to tell you certain formats can't be imported that were suitable for 2004.
[Wild Apricot Blog] Wild Apricot Blog : How to Check Your Website on Different Browsers: Browsershots will do the job for most of us - especially as IE 5.5 usage continues to drop off - but professional designers (or people with a 'finicky' website design that won't degrade gracefully to older browsers) may want to use a paid service like Browsercam, mentioned above. Browsercam is not an emulator but a remote testing service, using a pool of computers set up with different OS and browsers.
[Signal vs. Noise] Introducing WysiHat: An eventually better open source WYSIWYG ...: The single biggest issue I’ve encountered with text editors is people copying and pasting from Word - this issue aside, I could count the number of mild-to-serious WYSIWYG problems on one hand - and I can’t imagine a point when the amount of effort required to overcome the Word factor is worth it, compared with saying to users: ‘don’t copy and paste from word’.
[Comments for Mark Shuttleworth] Mark Shuttleworth » Blog Archive » Ibex design: user switching ...: With Intrepid on track to hit the wires today I thought I’d blog a little on the process we followed in designing the new user switcher, presence manager and session management experience, and lessons learned along the way. Ted has been blogging about the work he did, and it’s been mentioned in a couple of different forums (briefly earning the memorable title “the new hotness”), but since it’s one of the first pieces of work to go through the user experience design process within Canonical I thought it would be interesting to write it up.
[JeffCroft.com: Latest blog entries] JeffCroft.com: When can we stop talking about “supporting” certain ...: I’ve found for the most part things look ok in ie6 and as far as I’m concerned that’s fine with me. I’ve told my client that ie6 is 7 years old and of course it won’t render the same as ie7/8 or ff.
[Comments for Mozilla Labs] Mozilla Labs » Blog Archive » Introducing Ubiquity: But somebody forgot the whole Delphi madness of the late 1950s and early 1960s, and we are condemned to repeat it in spades, by students quoting the Wikipedia as if truth bursts free when the gatekeepers, with their knowledge of history and understanding that “fairness doesn’t mean that every issue has two sides, therefore Creationists who KNOW the real Bible was written by God in English [here would be a hypertext link to the first female governor of Texas who said so, as she eliminated funding for foreign language studies in any state school in the 1930s] deserve as much official World Knowledge webspace as those who have spent their lives studying evolution.
[JAB Creations] JAB Creations » Blog Archive » Reusable Element Add and Delete ...: I share most people’s frustration with the absence of insertAfter however I became even more frustrated with the lame absence of examples and the all-to common copy and pasting of the same code presented on many people’s blogs often .
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