Monthly Archives: January 2003

Who needs x86?

Posted on January 21, 2003 by bill

Seriously…who really needs x86? The more time I spend working on Macintosh and SPARCStation hardware, the more I realize that they are just more fun than the x86 platform. Most geeks know that the whole “megahertz myth” idea is true. … Continue reading →

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On the Safari …

Posted on January 11, 2003 by bill

So I was a little off the other day I got fairly close on my MWSF predictions. I am posting this using the new Apple Safari web browser. This thing is really quite fast and it has some very well … Continue reading →

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MWSF: What Will It Bring?

Posted on January 6, 2003 by bill

So, the biggest Apple-related show of the year gets in full swing with Steve… The content of Steve’s keynote is always a closely guarded secret, but I thought I would throw out my own guestimates as to what the future … Continue reading →

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Everything that scientist have written in science books is going to change

Posted on January 5, 2003 by bill

The more films I see by M. Night Shyamalan, the more I am convinced that he is a truly great filmmaker in the same vein as Alfred Hitchcock. I still can remember the chills I felt after watching “The Sixth … Continue reading →

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Happy New Years

Posted on January 1, 2003 by bill

Happy 2003 to everyone. Not as if 2003 will be much different than 2002, but I hope everyone finds happiness in this new year. However, I am trying to not be cynical and welcome all changes that may find their … Continue reading →

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