March, 2006

  1. Around the web

    Macintosh Performance Comparison 2: Benchmark Result Tables – the MacBook Pro is a lot faster in processor intensive tasks, but disk speed still goes to the desktop. I think disk speed (RAID) in laptops is the next logical step. If the World Were Village of 100 Doonesbury 2006-02-26 The Value of Feeds (is shifting…) The…

  2. Valid OPML?

    I did a little cleanup on the OPML generated by FeedLounge today. The old OPML was basically the result of copying examples found in the wild, so I went through the necessary steps validating the output, reading the specs, and double-checking what I was seeing against NetNewsWire’s output. 🙂 I fixed most of the issues,…

  3. WordPress Mobile Edition 1.8

    I’ve updated my WordPress Mobile Edition plugin to version 1.8. The main changes in this release: Auto-redirects to posts use the proper WP 1.5+ variables. Localization. The download is available on my WordPress page. Enjoy…

  4. Tabbed E-mail

    As discussed yesterday, I’m a fan of tabbed interfaces. The only application I use with regularity that isn’t tabbed is my e-mail client. I don’t like using any type of three-pane view for e-mail, instead I open each message in a new window in Mail.app and Thunderbird1. Perhaps because of my style of mail client…

  5. SportsOasis Re-opening in Broomfield

    Great news for volleyball players in the Denver/Boulder area, the SportsOasis is re-opening1 in Broomfield in a new location (close to the old location actually) with a target date of April 14th. I’ve been playing 1-3 times a week at the SportsOasis for the last year and a half or so, and I’m quite glad…

  6. Why Tabbed Interfaces are so Popular

    I’ve written about tabbed interfaces in the past, and thankfully BBEdit, Path Finder and Transmit have all implemented tabs since then. Applications like Camino (and Firefox and Safari) and Adium already had tabs, so almost all apps I use now have tabbed interfaces. There is still one big hole in my tabbed arsenal, and I’ve…