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August 2006
A Battery Of Problems • Tuesday, 29 August 2006
You may have read recently that Dell have had to recall four million laptop batteries made by Sony because a few of them exploded. Well it turns out that Apple have been affected too and have initiated their own recall programme. As soon as a heard this news I knew straight away that my PowerBook would have the problem.
Rails Tip #7: Listing Rake Tasks • Tuesday, 15 August 2006
Rake is Ruby’s equivalent of the UNIX make build tool.
How To Lose Friends And Piss People Off • Wednesday, 09 August 2006
I was reading about the winners of the Apple Design Awards on Daring Fireball today. Impressed by the sound of iClip Lite from Inventive, I clicked on the link to investigate.
World Wide What? • Tuesday, 08 August 2006
It’s hard to believe, but the World Wide Web turned fifteen on the 6th of August. Hard to believe because the Web has more or less gone away. Before you think I’ve gone completely mad in the face of its ubiquity and pervasiveness, allow me to explain.
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