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Written by Dave Thorup
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Wednesday, 17 May 2006 |
Apple has now announced the new iBook MacBook to complete the transition of their laptop line from PPC to Intel CPUs. As I started reading about its features I was thinking that this was going to be an amazing little laptop for a very nice price. But then I saw the graphics card that it uses, the Intel GMA 950 which is the same crappy graphics card that the new Mac Minis use. This means that there is no replacement for the 12" PowerBook - a Pro-level laptop in a small form factor. So I guess Pro (as in MacBook Pro) means graphics card and sans Pro (just MacBook) means slow integrated graphics. Everything about the new MacBooks is great except for the integrated video.
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Written by Dave Thorup
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Saturday, 13 May 2006 |
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Last week the Croshaws left New York for the quiet life in North Carolina. The ward had a nice little going away party for them in the park on 90th & 2nd Ave. They will definitely be missed.
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Written by Dave Thorup
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Friday, 12 May 2006 |
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Last Saturday (May 6, 2006) there was a Romanian Festival in downtown New York. It was actually on Wall Street. So Miki, one of her friends and I went with empty stomachs hoping for some nice, authentic Romanian food as well as some yummy desserts.
Well, we found some nice sausage and were actually the very last people to get any - the lines were huge! We didn't get any desserts though.  The line for the desserts was enormous and they could only make 6 desserts at a time. So after waiting for a half hour and the line not moving we gave up and went to one of the non-Romanian street vendors to get some crepes.
The entertainment there was interesting. We saw what I can only describe as the Romanian version of the Backstreet Boys. They seemed to be hugely popular and really got the crowd going. But not being able to understand any of the words it wasn't too thrilling for me.
Anyway, you can find some more photos here.
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Friday, 05 May 2006 |
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Home > Hardware > MacBook
I'm sure Apple will be fixing this soon, but does this signal a soon-to-be released MacBook (sans Pro) to replace the iBook line? As I'm sure Apple will be fixing this problem soon, here's a screenshot (click for larger image):
Update: It looks like the iPod page has been updated and is back to normal.
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Written by Dave Thorup
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Monday, 01 May 2006 |
Pungi and I spent a lot of time at Central Park over Easter weekend. We met up with a couple of friends, Miki and Danni, and just enjoyed the park with the thousands of other New Yorkers. You see in places like California and Florida you go to the beach on the weekend, in New York you go to the park.
Enjoy the photos. If you want to view the entire gallery then click here.
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Written by Dave Thorup
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Thursday, 20 April 2006 |
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CFM is dead. It died a long time ago, replaced by the Mach-o binary format. Even though it is dead, it still likes to poke its head out every now and then just to anoy the crap out of you. Anyway, in order to call code in a CFM library from a Mach-o application you need to implement some magical pointer glue so that the different environments know how to take to each other. But hasn't this been documented in the past? Well, sure for some cases. In particular, Apple has some sample code, CFM_MachO_CFM, that shows you how to pass a CFM callback function to a Mach-o library from within a CFM application. That is, the code path is CFM -> Mach-o -> CFM. What I'll be detailing is how to do the opposite of that - Mach-o -> CFM -> Mach-o. Be first to comment this article | Add as favourites (147) | Quote this article on your site | Views: 3291 |
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Thursday, 20 April 2006 |
 Steve at the City Coucil meeting That's what I was thinking as I watched the video of Steve at a Cupertino City Council meeting talking about Apple's upcoming second campus. You can get the video here. It opens to basically an empty room. I can't help but think of all of the Macworld & WWDC keynotes, the Apple Special Events, all packed with people with credit cards ready, waiting for the next juicy product from Apple. And here, in this little City Council building there's barely a soul to hear the mighty Jobs speak. I guess it's a good thing that the press didn't find out, otherwise it would have been a circus. Be first to comment this article | Add as favourites (123) | Quote this article on your site | Views: 2239 |
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