Logs — 916 entries posted since Feb 2000

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• Cold here too
  Posted in daily on 27 Jan 2007
• Norah Jones | Not too late
  Posted in music on 26 Jan 2007
• Yet another WiFi network (yawn)
  Posted in daily on 26 Jan 2007
• My backup paranoia
  Posted in thoughts on 25 Jan 2007
• Open lines
  Posted in self on 24 Jan 2007
• Stopdesign is back. Just write.
  Posted in daily on 22 Jan 2007
• Getting GrowlMail to work
  Posted in daily on 19 Jan 2007
• @media 2007 London
  Posted in daily on 17 Jan 2007
• Learning Aperture 1.5
  Posted in daily on 17 Jan 2007
• Bulletproof Ajax
  Posted in daily on 16 Jan 2007
• Do you tweet?
  Posted in daily on 16 Jan 2007
• What about the Mac?
  Posted in daily on 10 Jan 2007
• An Event Apart 2007
  Posted in daily on 05 Jan 2007
• Transcending CSS
  Posted in words on 04 Jan 2007
• Welcome to 2007
  Posted in daily on 01 Jan 2007
• Empty set symbol
  Posted in daily on 28 Dec 2006
• Welcome to the empty set
  Posted in thoughts on 19 Dec 2006
• DVD copy
  Posted in daily on 22 May 2004

  While I still have to finish my HOW-TO on duplicating DVDs (hmm), this product struck my attention: Fast DVD Copy

• HFS+ Fragmentation
  Posted in daily on 22 May 2004

  Defragmentation on HFS+ volumes should not be necessary at all, or worthwhile, in most cases because the system seems to do a very good job of avoiding/countering fragmentation.

  It is risky to defragment anyway: What if there’s a power glitch? What if the system crashes? What if the defragmenting tool has a bug? What if you inadvertently reboot? In some cases, you could make the situation worse by defragmenting

• Mail.app Junk Mail Filter
  Posted in daily on 22 May 2004

  O’Reilly’s part two gives interesting information on what Junk Mail Filter is, and isn’t. A good read for anyone using Mail.app