100,000 Mac lovers can’t be wrong can they? Not all of the upgrades went perfect. That’s good for Gateway and their assault on the iMac in advertising I guess. Honestly though, I thought Gateway was dead. Someone should really put that wounded animal out of their misery.
“U.S. federal Judge Colleen McMahon has dismissed a claim by British Telecom that it developed and holds a patent to the hyperlink technology used to whisk Web users from one site to another.” The complete article can be read over at Wired. It’s hard for me to believe that BT thought they could win this case. What were they going to do, sue ever person that ever put a hyperlink on their website? It never fails to surprise me the levels that corporations will go to make a few green backs.
There’s a pretty positive review of Mac OS X 10.2 over at NYT. Like I said yesterday, the more I read about Mac OS X, the more I want a new computer. It’s good to see Apple responding to user input by speeding it up, adding much needed new and old features, and some new “wow features” like Rendezvous and Sherlock 3.
You may have seen the Newseum’s collection of newspaper front page images from Sept. 12, 2001. Now you can view the front pages of over 114 newspapers from 24 countries, updated daily. Thanks to Metafilter for this snippet.
A fun Friday story entitled “The Last Rebel Coders.” Sci-fi or a look at our future? You decide …
I found the ultimate weblog comparison chart called BlogComp. I think they covered just about everything that matters to a true blogger. There’s also the Weblog Compendium if you just want an alphabetical listing of all the current blogging tools. Now I just have to decipher these resources and see if there’s one that satisfies my needs.
Here are some cool new genealogical blogging sites I found recently. Blog Street attempts to analyze the blog-osphere by looking at the collections of similar blogs created by the interlinking among them. Their top 100 is pretty much the who’s who of blogging. Be sure to also check out Blog Tree as well. It’s in the same genre as Blog Street but focuses more on what blogs inspired each other and are interrelated.
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