Month: April 2006
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Blogroll Dive: 4/17/06
Here are the highlights from today’s Blogroll dive: Bryan had a “blogging epiphany” about quality vs. quantity. Owen revealed the secret behind Asymptomatic’s new shelving. Michael ruminated on the Empire’s suicidal, yet effective, assault on Echo Base. Khaled reviewed Amélie. Kaf celebrated his blog’s forth anniversary. Jim proved that “Apple does in fact recommend permissions…
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Favored Freeware: SafarIcon
SafarIcon allows you to change Safari’s user interface by installing icons as well as other application resources such as nib files and localization files. SafarIcon automatically downloads and installs a set of high quality icon themes. SafarIcon copies all graphical elements of Safari’s user interface from its own themes into the Resources folder of Safari.app.…
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Blogroll Dive: 4/10/06
Here are the highlights from today’s Blogroll dive: Owen reviewed Wicked. Michael Heilemann reported on Apple’s release of Boot Camp. Kaf published an annotated example of a simple WordPress widget. Rick received an “upgrade” to a quieter desk at work. I wish I could have a quieter desk at work. Jim discussed the importance of…
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Favored Freeware: NightShift
NightShift automatically downloads and updates WebKit, the Safari HTML rendering engine, to the latest nightly version. No user intervention is required, everything is fully automated. Pros: If you use Safari, or any other WebKit-enabled application, and like to live on the edge, then NightShift is for you! NightShift will automatically download and install the latest…
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Run Windows on Your Intel-based Mac
Apple has released Boot Camp, which “provides a straightforward means of letting your [Intel-based] Mac run Windows.” According to MacMerc: Boot Camp simplifies Windows installation on an Intel-based Mac by providing a simple graphical step-by-step assistant application to dynamically create a second partition on the hard drive for Windows, burn a CD with all the…