Monthly Archives: May 2002

The Smart Way to Create Standards

Posted on May 18, 2002 by Lisa Spangenberg

I’ve been working, off and on, in between writing about the Mabinogi, on some pieces about standards. This morning I saw one of the smartest things I’ve ever read about working with a group, on standards or, frankly, just about … Continue reading →

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Apple's X-Serve

Posted on May 14, 2002 by Lisa Spangenberg

Today Apple announced their new high end industrial strength priced to sell (starting at $2999) X-Serve rack-mounted servers (I’m going to call them Rack Macs). For you hardware fanatics, the specs are here, but you’ve got lots of storage, and … Continue reading →

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Copy Protected CDs not Supported by Apple

Posted on May 14, 2002 by Lisa Spangenberg

Remember the Celine Dion CD that not only wouldn’t play on a Mac, but wouldn’t eject and could even damage your Mac? Well there are others, and Apple has published a Knowledge Base article about the problem. The gist is … Continue reading →

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Apple's OS X Address Book

Posted on May 11, 2002 by Lisa Spangenberg

Dave Winer writes regarding the “Jaguar” release of the Mac OS X address book: There’s some concern that Apple is not allowing the chat client vendors to access the system address book. If so, this is a repeat of the … Continue reading →