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Wednesday, January 22, 2003

Roddick: I'm not dead yet!

BBC: Roddick wins epic tussle

"The titanic struggle finally came to an end just before 1AM local time after five hours as Roddick took a gruelling fifth set 21-19."

Ouch! And I thought I was brave, playing 1.5 hours of squash last night. Good thing Andy's so young. :-)

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A great UNIX resource for OS X users

Ernest E. Rothman: A UNIX User's Mac OS X Notes

A very useful site. Thanks Ernest!

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Mitnick free at last

Wired: Live on the Web: Kevin Mitnick

Woz gave Kevin Mitnick a new PowerBook G4. Sweet. I read Kevin was selling his old computers on eBay to be able to afford a PowerBook... I wonder, will he still sell those computers now? :-)

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Xavier finally likes to walk

Xavier started walking the week after Christmas last year. But only if we'd beg him to. :-) He hated doing it, even though he could, preferring to crawl instead.

This week he started doing more walking on his own... but today, I think today's really the turning point. He walked a lot more than he crawled today. He even turned around, 90 degrees, 180 degrees, walking in circles, and even trying to walk fast to catch up to his sister.

So down the road, when we wonder, when did Xavier start walking, I think we'd have to say, 2 days before his 1st birthday.

Way to go boy!

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Monday, January 20, 2003

Congratulations Hayley!

Women's star Wickenheiser signs contract with Finnish men's hockey team

That's great! I hope we get to see more of her team's games on TV.

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Microsoft fucks itself and its customers over

Microsoft unveils new CD copy protection

Will Mac users still be able to rip these discs? BTW, what's the point of a Media Center PC if you can't get your media on the PC?

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Xavier's Icy Squares

Yesterday, Xavier somehow managed to get at a bowl of Icy Squares that had been on the dining room table and plow through about 2 of them before I caught him.

Rather than clean him up, my first reaction was to grab the camera and take some pics. :-) Here's the first one:

Xavier loves Icy Squares!

Cyan denies any involvement whatsoever.

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Wednesday, January 15, 2003

Translate CSS to English

A member of Steve's monkinetic weblog posted a great tip for demystifying CSS.

SelectORacle translates CSS selectors into English explanations of the affect. Thanks for the tip, Mark!

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Ray Urban on PB's aluminum

Macintouch: Ray Urban, an architect, shares his knowledge of anodized aluminum, used in the new 12" and 17" Apple PowerBooks.

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IDEA on sale until end of day

If you've been wanting IntelliJ IDEA, the wicked Java IDE, today's the day to get it. $200 until end of day for personal licenses.

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iPhoto prints are great

I recevied my 100 free 4x6 Kodak prints from Apple today, which I ordered via iPhoto using my .Mac photo credit. They look... AWESOME. Truly, the quality of the prints rivals or beats the output of my 35mm camera (which sucks, admittedly).

I had 1200 pictures in my iPhoto library to choose from. It took me a few hours to go through them all, select 100, and then crop them nicely to a 4x6 constraint. But it was worth it.

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