Recent Comments:
SyncMan handles Address Book to Gmail syncing {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
May 4th 2008 1:19AM I've tried and it may need further polish. It has tried to merge many contacts that aren't even remotely similar, if only being complimentary of each other (e.g. AddressBook having blank email, while GMail one having a blank phone number).
Sandy Weill spins Citi {BloggingStocks}
Jan 17th 2008 9:04AM Citi was doing well under Weil, partly because Citi was doing well before 1998 merger. What Weil has bought in 1998 was a safety harbor for IB part of Travelers'.
Nespresso Lattissima offers up one-touch cappuccinos and lattes {Engadget}
May 19th 2007 4:25AM Regardless the looks, nothing beats the real thing. All the money that Nescafé has spent on trying to make bottled/canned/prepackaged "real" coffee are still producing the brew that is, at best, mediocre...
Why I Don't Wear a Suit and Can't Figure Out Why Anyone Does ! {Blog Maverick}
Jan 18th 2007 1:53PM I'd say that what matters is freedom and how well one feels in a suit vs. without. I've seen dress code enforced and people "complying" with it wearing "suits" that belonged on a scarecrow, not a human being. I've worked in places where dress code was lax, yet people would wear a suit out of "tradition" (some would even wear a three-piece!). And I also seen dress-down days when I would question the sanity of some staff.
I for one has gone through cycles of suit/no-suit/suit every 15-18 months. In summer I see little reason in a suit, while in winter it might actually help with insulation! Other than that, there are industries and there are times when a suit has its place. It does serve a very similar purpose to school uniform, as pointed by other commenters -- in particular it does discipline one a bit.
Yet Another Leopard...wait, video? {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Jun 29th 2006 2:38AM @19 & 21: I am pretty certain they would support PPC at least with 10.5.x -- Intel transition is not over yet: there is no power-user desktop yet (might be another WWDC announcement?). There're also way too many PPC machines out there, still.
