Love hairbrained schemes involving Jell-O, stringed musical instruments, and a large marble bust of Roger Whittaker? You won’t find that here. I think.
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Pundits downplayed the rumors, but it’s official: Apple has announced a transition to Intel hardware.
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I took the plunge and upgraded my work laptop to Mac OS X 10.4.
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As a follow up to my Ten thousand channels entry a couple of weeks back, I revisited Microsoft’s Start Something web site.
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A little while ago I caught my first glimpse at an ad telling me to Start Something.

It was from Microsoft: “With a world of software and devices that run on Windows, you have the power of choice.”
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Writing for O’Reilly MacDevCenter.com, Giles Turnbull examines a number of ways to use your Mac to help organize your life.
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Let’s face it. Most people who use computers don’t find it natural to use more than one button.
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You may have noticed that the RSS feed stopped working for you. Or, maybe not.
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Via ITConversations, Dr. Dan Geer (of CyberInsecurity fame, most recently) presents his thoughts on information security.
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