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Tech: Anatomy of a DoS attack, Steve Gibson, Gibson Research, 05.31. More than you might ever want to know about denial of service attacks - and how to fight back.
Opinion: Cocoa dreams, Del Miller, Difference Engine, Mac Opinion, 05.31. The future of the Mac, OS X, and software development.
Hands on: A good Apple with plenty to love, John P Mello Jr, Boston Globe, 05.31. "With all the thought to durability that Apple seems to have given the iceBook, it could have paid a little more attention to the unit's keyboard."
Opinion: Mac OS X Server can meet all your business needs, Paul Shields, Business Mac, 05.31. "OS X server has enough functionality and features to easily supplant Windows 2000 and Linux in most situations...."
Opinion: A quiz designed to give you fitts, Ask Tog, 1999:02. Some thought-provoking questions and some instances of Mac superiority.
Review: Hands on with the Titanium PowerBook, Dennis Sellers, MacCental, 05.31. It's hard to find fault with "Apple's crowning achievement (so far) in the laptop market."
Resource: Web design tips, Danny Yee. Lots of good links & info for the Web designer.
Dark Side: Mail from the Microsoft munchkins, Dan Gillmor, SiliconValley.com, 05.30. Microsoft behind flood of "poison-pen" letters to Microsoft critic.
Opinion: Microsoft-free reaffirmation, John H. Farr, Applelinks, 05.30. "In our involuntary dive into the depths of Word's unspeakably complicated and humongously over-capable options, we were continuously amazed at the less-than-elegant organization, the illogical hierarchy of tools and functions, and the utter impossibility of obtaining any assistance from the ironically-named Help application."
AAPL: Apple drops 7.8%, closes below 20, Bryan Chaffin, Mac Observer, 05.30. It was a bad day on Wall Street, especially for the tech sector.
Opinion: Why click?, Marc Zeedar, Less Tangible, Mac Opinion, 05.30. "...the reality of the dot com bust is that it effects a lot more than just a few silly investors."
News: FireWire Depost offers new, faster drive enclosures, Mac Observer, 05.30. FireWire and combo FireWire/USB enclosures use fast Oxford 911 chip.
News: Denver Mac store going out of business, MacCentral, 05.30. MediaGuide no longer able to turn a profit with used Macs. Look for liquidation pricing.
News: PC Connection to buy Outpost.com in stock swap, Yahoo/Reuters, 05.30.
Opinion: Depressing CompUSA experience, MrBarrett.com, 05.29. An Apple retail store can't come soon enough.
Humor: Doonesbury, 05.29. Ridiculed for using an Apple?
Advice: Compleat buyer's and users guide to low-end Macintosh laptops, 2001 edition, Charles W. Moore, Road Warrior, Mac Opinion.
Software: Opera 5 for Mac beta 1 released, Charles W. Moore, Applelinks, 05.29. It's the fastet browser I've ever tried.
Dark Side: Insurance underwriter charges extra to insure Windows NT against hacking, Mac Observer, 05.29. WinNT users charged 5-15% more because of greater risk.
Technology: Essay-grading software earns teachers' praise, Kristen A. Graham, Philadelphia Inquirer, 05.28. Computer program analyzes, grades student essays.
Deals: Week's best PowerBook, iBook deals, PowerBook Central, 05.25.
Different: New iMac design, The Apple Collection. If the next iMac looks anything like this, almost everyone will want one.
OS: Finally, made-for-Mac OS X applications turn the corner, Bob Levitus, Dr. Mac, Houston Chronicle, 05.25. Dr. Mac hardly ever has to use Mac OS 9.1 these days.
Rights: New Brunswick woman seeks compensation from Microsoft over failed piracy charges, Excite News, 05.24. Not guilty, but legal case has shut down her business.
Rights: Suspended honor student's friends organize graduation boycott, Fox News, 05.24. Student suspended after kitchen knife found in her car at school.
Opinion: Is email making us stupid, inarticulate, and stressed-out?, Charles W. Moore, Applelinks, 05.24. My vote: no, no, and yes.
News: Mac-using realtors irate after Web site change, Press Democrat, 05.23. About 200 Mac-using realtors shut out of Bay Area Real Estate Information Service.
Review: Power Macs G4s: Which is fastest?, Macworld. Which is faster, a single G4/733 or a pair of G4/533 CPUs?
Tech: New FireWire/1394b standard gets ironed out, Insanely Great Mac, 05.23. Final spec adds 800 Mbps to standard, along with future expansion to 1.6 and 3.2 Gbps.
Opinion: The depreciation game, Charles W. Moore, Road Warrior, Mac Opinion, 05.22. "One of the baneful things about computers is that they depreciate on a curve whose trajectory resembles that of a falling rock - even worse than cars."
OS X: Jobs and Tevanian vow to fight OS X speed drain, Andrew Orlowski, The Register, 05.22. Experts point to OS X Finder as the main culprit.
Web: MacMinute, a new headline news site.
Opinion: Certification comes to the Mac, Paul Shields, Business Mac, 05.22. Apple now prepared to certify systems and network analysts.
Gaming: New Hitchhiker's Guide game in the works, John Han, MacCentral, 05.22.
Virus: New MS-Word macro warning, Thomas C. Greene, The Register, 05.22. "...a wee little oversight . . . makes it possible for an RTF document opened by Word to execute a macro automatically if it's embedded in a template."
Macinschool: Laptops open global doors for Piscataquis pupils, Diana Bowley, Bangor Daily News, 05.22. "...they have been called shining examples of what pupils can learn and accomplish, if equipped with the latest technological tools."
Advice: Speeding up OS X for G3 machines, Jordan, AppleTechs.com, 05.21.
Web: MacNN partners with NewsFactor, Insanely Great Mac, 05.21. MacNN now owned by NewFactor Network, redesigned to match their template. (Try TMO for Mac news.)
Opinion: Microsoft's dominance may just be beginning, Dan Gillmor, SiliconValley.com, 05.21. "Microsoft is more firmly in control of its market than ever. It absolutely rules the personal-computer business."
Tech: RAM basics, Philip Machanick, Macintelligence, Mac Opinion, 05.21. Static RAM, dynamic RAM, caches, misses, and more.
Resource: ClarisWorks/AppleWorks email list
OS: OS X pre-installed on all shipping Macs as of today, Applelinks, 05.21. "The systems are set to default boot into Mac OS 9.1," but can be set to boot to OS X as well.
Hardware: Sweet 17, Apple. Apple's new 17" Studio Display, $999.
Web: Old Mac Games - lots of favorites from the pre-Power Mac era.
Analysis: Which will win: USB 2.0 or FireWire?, Charles Downs, Arizona Central, 05.09. Neither Mac OS X nor Windows XP will support USB 2.0.
Rights: Utah man with 5 wives found guilty of bigamy, Fox News, 05.19. Man convicted despite absense of specific anti-polygamy laws.
News: Macs Only! plans to have Saturday coverage of the new Apple Store opening.
Advice: Get that Mac out of the attic and back to work, Franklin N. Tessler, Macworld. Even includes a link to the Web's best old Mac site. ;-)
Rights: With court ruling, "Straight Pride" shirt back in school, Fox News, 05.18. "The court recognized that true tolerance menas tolerance of all, not only a select few."
Software: GoD abandons Mac, Mac Observer, 05.18. Gathering of Developers (GoD) will no longer be developing for the Mac, but will license Mac ports.
Huh? The Titanium portrait version, MacProf, 05.18. How to turn the TiBook screen on its side - literally.
Opinion: Rethinking Apple Stores, rethinking Apple marketing & advertising, Rodney O. Lain, iBrotha, 05.18. It's all about branding.
Opinion: The iBook seductress, Charles W. Moore, Applelinks, 05.18. "...relative to all other Mac portables in history, the new iMac is a rip-roaring bargain."
Benchmarks: EZQuest Cobra vs. other Firewire enclosures, Bare Feats, 05.18. How does it compare to the speed champ Oxford 911 bridge?
Opinion: Michael Dell bashes Apple & Steve Jobs on CNBC, Bryan Chaffin, Mac Observer, 05.18. Although Dell is losing money, "Windows and Intel are winning."
Opinion: From bright color to shades of grey: Apple's roadmap past, present, and, most interestingly, future, Amy Hoy, Daily Mac, 05.18. "...no coincidence that Apple's portable redesigns come just months before the launch of Apple's first retail stores."
Humor: Talking with an Apple genius, David Schultz, Applelust.com, 05.18. Metaquestions, Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, and relativity at the Genius Bar.
Deals: Week's best PowerBook, iBook deals, PowerBook Central, 05.18.
Review: Have PowerBook? Will do PCI!, Chris Rogers, Mac Observer, 05.17. Add PCI slots to your PowerBook with Magma expansion chassis.
Review: iBook looks less different, Henry Norr, SF Gate, 05.17. "...the iBook offers all the capabilities of its forebears - and more than most of its competitors."
Review: Use AirPort with older PowerBooks, Stephen Hildreth, PowerBook Central, 05.16. A look at Farallon and Orinoco IEEE 802.11b PC Cards.
Opinion: That old Mac you're replacing may fit someone else's needs perfectly, Charles W. Moore, Applelinks, 05.17.
TV: Lone Gunmen get the axe from Fox, Slashdot, 05.17. A lot of us (but not enough for Fox) will miss the ironic techno-humor that made each episode a treat.
Web: Happy 10th birthday, WWW!, 05.17.
Rights: Scientology critic flees U.S. over usenet posts, pickets, Slashdot, 05.17. Scientology once again destroys free speech to protect itself.
Macinschool: Teachers get computers in technology initiative, mlive.com, 05.16. State provide up to $1,200 for teacher computers - exactly the education price of the iBook.
Opinion: Unix is complex, Marc Zeedar, Less Tangible, Mac Opinion, 05.16. "I am very concerned with how Apple has integrated (perhaps I should say not integrated) a Mac-like interface into UNIX."
Technology: "Cheese worm" fixes broken Linux systems?, Slashdot, 05.16. "...Cheese worm attempts to fix backdoors added by other worms, removing malicious code and user accounts and scanning for other infected systems on the network." Clever!
Macinschool: Schoolhouse wired in Oregon town, Excite News, 05.16 [Macs Only!]. One-room schoolhouse uses Microsoft funds to buy iBooks, wireless networking.
AAPL: Markets rocket higher, Apple gains almost 4%, Bryan Chaffin, Mac Observer, 05.16.
Opinion: A steep hill to climb, Charles W. Moore, Applelinks, 05.16. Apple's best chance of success may be Microsoft's mistakes.
Benchmarks: Multiple processor G4s compared, Bare Feats, 05.16. Apple's dual G4s vs. upgrades from XLR8 and Sonnet.
Opinion: Sorry, Steve: Here's why apple Stores won't work, Cliff Edwards, BusinessWeek. "...rather than taking on the retailers who ought to be its partners, Apple would do better improving how it works with them."
Opinion: At Tysons, Apple takes first bite of retail pie, Alec Klein, Washington Post, 05.16. "...Apple to personally connect to customers in a way that it has not by selling computers on the Web or through resellers and big-box electronics retailers."
Opinion: The joy that is Mac: Will 3% market share end it?, Macs Only!, 05.16. Apple says 5%, Fortune magazine says 3% - neither bodes well; we need to grow.
Opinion: What about iMacs?, Amy Hoy, Daily Mac, 05.15. If Apple is phasing out CRT monitors, what about the iMac? Includes photos.
News: Apple Retail Stores, Apple, 05.15. Apple opening retail stores this Saturday to increase market share.
Opinion: OS X: They're baack!, Matt Johnston, osOpinion, 05.15. "I never thought . . . a single platform . . . would service both the needs of the seasoned code monkey as well as the needs of my techno-phobic parents. I've seen that platform now, and its name is Mac OS X."
Opinion: Comparing new iBook to 5300, 1400, 2400, and Pismo, Charles W. Moore, Road Warrior, Mac Opinion, 05.15. "I think Apple is being perverse and stupid for not including a real sound-in jack...."
Power: EP2 cluster at GoLD/IST [MacNN]. Sixteen dual-processor G4/450s clustered to achieve 50 GFlops.
Web: Berners-Lee finally gets credit due to him, The Register, 05.14. Tim Berners-Lee invented the Web on a NeXT computer over ten years ago.
Dark Side: Microsoft acknowledges secret code in software, Yahoo, 05.14. "...engineers planted a secret password in its software that could be used to gain illegitimate access to hundreds of thousands of Internet sites worldwide."
Opinion: Our take on Apple in education, Macs Only!, 05.14. Specification writing can be used to favor one vendor - or block another.
Opinion: Mac Web going audio? I hope not, David Schultz, Applelust.com, 05.14. Audio reports - do we need them?
News: Parents blame suspension, Karen Ayres, New Jersey Online, 05.13 [Slashdot]. 13-year-old commits suicide after being suspended from school for hacking.
Rights: Public laws owned by the public? Think again, Kathryn Balint, Union Tribune, 05.13 [Slashdot]. Laws may be copyrighted by non-government organizations?
Interview: Of mouse and man, SF Gate, 05.11. Interview with Dr. Douglas Engelbart, inventor of the mouse.
News: Author Douglas Adams dies, BBC News, 05.12. Mac user wrote "Hithchiker's Guide to the Galaxy." So long, and thanks for all the laughs.
News: SF author/AppleMaster Douglas Adams dead at 49, Peter Cohen, MacCentral, 05.12.
Web: Miracles you'll see in the next 50 years, Waldemar Kaempffert, Feb. 1950. Fascinating look at what life might be like in the year 2000.
Consumer: Week's best PowerBook, iBook deals, PowerBook Central, 05.11.
Yawn: Itanium to arrive at last, Cnet, 05.11. New 64-bit CPU to arrive two years late and run at speeds of 733, 800 MHz. (Also see Itanium or Itanic?)
Opinion: Microsoft's next stunt offers Apple an opportunity, Bryan Chaffin, Mac Observer, 05.11. Microsoft wants to stop selling software, switch to pay-as-you-go model.
Opinion: You can go back, sort of, but it's a slow trip, Charles W. Moore, Applelinks, 05.11. Stepping back from a G3 to a SuperMac S900 for a week or so.
Advocacy: IS policy seeks to contain proliferation of Macs, Larry Davis, Mac Evangelist.
News: IBM revs PowerPC chips up to 2 GHz, ZDNet News, 05.10. IBM promises 1 GHz by the end of this year, 2 GHz by the end of 2002.
Cartoon: Michael Dell's worst nightmare, Reality Check, Mac Observer, 05.10.
Opinion: Perfect pair: PowerPC and Linux, Henry Keultjes, LinuxJournal, 05.09.
Opinion: Mixed marks on giving laptops to students, Char Simons, The Nation, 05.09. "Many advocates say laptops in schools is a promising way to end the digital divide between the races."
OS X: Apple releases OS X 10.0.3, Mac Observer, 05.09.
Tech: The multiprocessor option, Philip Machanick, Macintelligence, Mac Opinion, 05.09. An introduction to multiprocessing.
Virus: Homepage worm rated X, Will Knight, ZDNet News, Homepage worm spreads pornography, Robert Vamosi, ZDNet, Porn virus spreads downunder, Rachel Lebihan, ZDNet Australia. For more on viruses, see Low End Mac's Virus Page.
Consumer: Best iBook prices and bundles, PowerBook Central, 05.09. You know you want one....
Opinion: "Takeover ads" coming to a Web site near you, John H. Farr, Applelinks, 05.09. Please watch this ad while we load the page you want to see. :-(
Advice: Commonly used Internet terms, part 2, Nancy Carroll Gravely, Mac Observer, 05.09.
News: Technology exposes cheating at U-Va, Amy Argetsinger, Washington Post, 05.09. Simple program helps spot plagiarism in student's electronically submitted papers.
Macinschool: Reeducating school boards about Macs, Charles Haddad, BusinessWeek, 05.09. "The larger issue is that school administrators have bought into the ridiculous notion that kids will fail later on in life if they don't know how to operate a Windows PC."
AAPL: Morningstar analyst: Apple not exposed to PC price war, Bryan Chaffin, Mac Observer, 05.08. Apple's unique market and dedicated users set is apart.
Hardware: Bottom-feeder notebook shootout, AAPLtalk. How the new iBook compares with similarly priced Windows notebooks.
OS: Mac OS X Mailing Lists. The Macintosh Guy now offers seven OS X lists, each with a different focus.
Opinion: Linux, the modern OS for the rest of us?, Charles W. Moore, Applelinks, 05.08. "I've been doing a lot of thinking about Linux lately, especially after my unsuccessful attempt at getting OS X to install on my WallStreet PowerBook...."
News: Beleaguered Dell, Go2Mac.com, 05.08. Flaming batteries, recalls, withdrawn hires, and 4,000 layoffs - it almost makes a Mac user want to gloat. ;-)
Opinion: The great LCD vs. CRT monitor debate, Charles W. Moore, Applelinks, 05.08. "Yes, the LCD costs more, but if up front cost was the only object, we would all be using cheap-o PC boxes."
News: Apple ships many iBook orders ahead of schedule, PowerBook Zone, 05.08.
Opinion: Amazing iBook now a PowerBook in all but name, Charles W. Moore, Road Warrior, Mac Opinion, 05.08.
Opinion: Apple missing opportunity by not offering training, certification programs, Paul Shields, Business Mac, 05.08. "...many Mac support technicians must pursue alternate certification programs to demonstrate their competency because Apple doesn't offer one."
Dark Side: Microsoft seen changing licensing terms, Scott Hill, Upside.com, 05.07. New contracts specify right to use software expires when license expires.
Analysis: Unlike Dell, Jobs takes the high road, David Schultz, Applelust.com, 05.07. "Michael Dell has said some disparaging things . . . we're not gonna engage in that sort of thing."
News: Apple Computer launches retailer in Tysons, Washington Post, 05.07. More on the first Apple retail store.
News: Apple confirms retail stores for Wall Street Journal, Mac Observer, 05.07. First store to open May 19 in McLean, VA (that's near Washington DC).
Opinion: A student's laptop, John Scheeser, MacMind, 05.07. "I like to refer to the iBook as a Power Book for the rest of us."
Analysis: Windows users criticize Microsoft better than Mac users ever could, Bryan Chaffin, Mac Observer, 05.07. "It bugs me that the longer I use a machine . . . the more unstable it becomes."
Opinion: Of course it's Apple's fault, Macinstein, 05.07. "...the firmware, RAM killing, update is completely Apple's fault."
Macinschool: Students need a Windows experience, John Droz. Some compelling arguments for not using Windows in school.
Macinschool: Never mind. Apple Education probably is dead, Steve Wood, View From the Classroom, 05.04. "The new $1199 educational iBook pricing isn't even close to what it will take to seriously impact the education market."
Opinion: The iBook will be an even bigger hit than the iMac, Eolake Stobblehous, Mac Observer, 05.04. "...I am totally sure that it will be the best selling notebook of all time."
Analysis: Clearing up some misconceptions about the new iBook, iBook Zone, 05.04.
Analysis: Just how small is the new iBook?, Mac Observer, 05.03. In terms of volume, the iceBook is Apple's second smallest ever. (The PB 100 takes third place.)
Benchmarks: FireWire "flames out" on PowerBooks, Bare Feats, 05.03. "The sustained data transfer speed on the PowerBook and iBook is much lower than any desktop model of Macintosh including iMacs and older Power Macs."
Consumer: One year warranty and optional AppleCare on Apple refubs, Charles W. Moore, Applelinks, 05.03. Hooray!
Opinion: "Think Diferent" soundbites not enought, Marc Zeedar, Less Tangible, Mac Opinion, 05.03. "...it never occurs to them to buy a Mac because they think they must be compatible with Windows."
Advice: Old Mac, new tricks: Put your Mac back to work as a backup server, Christopher Breen, Macworld.
AAPL: Apple closes at seven month high, Bryan Chaffin, Mac Observer, 05.02.
News: Apple warranty, AppleCare on refurbs, Apple Store. Click on special deals. Refurb warranty now one full year and AppleCare again available. :-)
Advice: Commonly used terms related to the Internet, Nancy Carroll Gravley, Mac Observer, 05.02. This week, from applet to JPEG.
Opinion: iBook 2001. Japanese reaction, Go2Mac.com, 05.02. "It's just what a lot of users in Japan was waiting for."
Opinion: iBook no longer a niche product, Bob Snow, Go2Mac.com, 05.02. "The G4 Titanium laptop is a dream machine at a great price, but cutting that price in half targets a massive number of customers."
Opinion: Getting it right, Philip Machanick, Macintelligence, Mac Opinion, 05.02. "OS X is an operating system designed for multiple processors . . . and a relatively cheap multiprocessor design would give the Mac a speed edge it hasn't had since the early days of the G3."
Opinion: iBook grows up: It ain't Titanium, but it's close, Amy Hoy, Daily Mac, 05.02. "This iBook has a built-in omnidirectional microphone, something all iBooks up until this point lacked."
Analysis: New iBook vs. Wintel competitors, Paul Cesarini, PowerBook Zone, 05.01. "...it looks like the new iBook may give Windows-based subnotebooks a serious run for the money."
News: New iBooks: Resellers already offering bundles, PowerBook Central, 05.01. Free 128 MB additional RAM and other offers.
OS X: Mac OS X 10.0.2: How fast is it?, Macs Only!, 05.02. Update perceptively improves performance.
Opinion: My take on the iBook, David Egger, MacMonkey, 05.01. "Apple just has to be taking a loss on" the $1,299 model.
Opinion: Apple unveils new iBooks, Terminal 34, 05.01. "The Mac community has long been waiting for a successer to the PowerBook 2400...."
Opinion: Trying to take it all in..., Marc Messer, Applelust, 05.01. "This year is starting to turn into 'Something insanely great every 30 days....'"
Opinion: New iBook with Combo Drive!, PowerBook Central, 05.01. New iBook available with combination Cd-RW/DVD-ROM drive.
Opinion: Apple thinks thinner, Philip Michaels, Macworld, 05.01. "Instead of color, the latest iBook models are all about size - or lack of it."
Macinschool: Apple to supply 23,000 iBooks to Henrico County Public Schools, Yahoo, 05.01. "This initiative will give every middle and high school student and teacher access to their own laptop computer...."
Opinion: New iBook first thoughts, Charles W. Moore, Applelinks, 05.01.
Web: The unofficial authoritative Radius Rocket FAQ.
News: First look: Apple unveils new iBooks, Andy Gore, MacCentral, 05.01.
Opinion: Technological revolution doesn't happen every day, Michael Munger, On the Flip Side, Mac Observer, 05.01. "Revolution is an overexploited word. People use it too often for just about anything."
Web: MacAddict Network to disband, Jeremy Gefler, Right On Mac, 05.01. "The dissolution of the network means only that MacAddict will no longer sell ad inventory on behalf of its member sites."
Web: MacAddict Network dissolution "no surprise," John H. Farr, Applelinks, 05.01.
Opinion: Operating system yes, religion no, Luke A. Kanies, osOpinion, 05.01. "No, my OS is not a 'religion.' It's a decision based on technical merits, aesthetics, performance, price, experience, capabilities, software, ease of use - and a thousand other things."
Opinion: iBook: Looking ahead and behind, Charles W. Moore, Road Warrior, Mac Opinion, 05.01. "If there is to be a new computer system announcement on May Day, the iBook is the logical candidate...."
OS X: For Mac users, the end of innocence, Alex Salkever, Business Week, 05.01. "Thanks to OS X, Macs have become easier to penetrate with standard hacking tools...."

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