Monthly Archives: November 2004

This is shaping up to be a solid, rather lengthy rant about the nature of instructional technology, though I will endeavor to avoid foaming at the mouth. Feel free to go elsewhere. I’ve been percolating, so to speak, this particular … Continue reading →

This is just so cool; thanks to Chuq and Apple for making Apple’s mailing lists’ posts RSS friendly. There’s a lot of good information in these lists, and RSS is an efficient way to see what the current topics are. … Continue reading →

Just a quick post about Ben Levisay’s Font Geek site. He’s offering lots of good information about fonts and Mac OS X, ranging from information about how fonts are organized and used in OS X to font interactions with specific … Continue reading →

At WWDC a couple of people mentioned the beta of a really interesting program they’d come to depend on, called Quicksilver. It’s a little utility that runs in the background but that comes to the front with a keyboard command. … Continue reading →