Thoughts On Apple TV

Yesterday, I published an essay, “Hidden Dimensions,” over at The Mac Observer. After exploring some of the positive things Apple is doing with Apple

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A DST Bedtime Story

My wife works for the U.S. Antarctic program. Often, at work in the Denver office, she checks in with what Jeff Gamet and I

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TurboTax is a Winner

Thanks to feedback, I suspect, by picky users, TurboTax just seems to get better and better. So I wanted to chime in and concur

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Antarctic Rant, Er, Facts

1. The Antarctic is a continent. It’s quite large. At 90 South is just one of several U.S. Antarctic research stations, the Amundsen-Scott South

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Worth Reading

1. Apple Class Service, David Sobotta, Sep 02 There is no position at Apple that trains you to replace Steve. http://viewfromthemountain.typepad.com/applepeels/ 2. Mercury Rising,

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Four Books for 9/11 insights

I have been fortunate to find (or be directed to) some respected books by people who actually were engaged in the geo-political affairs that

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Stupid is as Stupid Does

People responsible for our control systems that manage the nationĂ¢â‚¬™s critical infrastructure and utilities have been installing Windows and then providing access via the

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The Warp Core Returns

John Farr introduced me to Applelinks.com back in 1998, and together, we launched my new column. Farr did the artwork, and we laid out

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Warp Core #78

The 78th installment of The Warp Core has been published over at Applelinks.com. “The CEO and the Internet Fritter-Factor.” The premise is something I’ve

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I Want My 4X

Throughout the years, I’ve devised a standard to help determine when to buy a new Mac. I call it the 4X rule. That is,

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Warp Core # 80

A new Warp Core column (#80 in the series) has just been posted over at Appleinks.com. How to Become a Literate Mac User Simply

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ABC.com & Six Degrees

Thanks to ABC’s fairly nifty Website, I have been able to experiment with some non-iTunes shows, namely Six Degrees. ABC has an archive of

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