The Inquirer isn’t normally this silly, and it isn’t even April 1. Nick Farrell writes: Why Apple might regret the Ipad [sic] THE IPAD HAS DOOMED Apple, according to market anlaysts [sic] that are expecting the tablet to spell trouble for its maker. … Rather than killing off the netbook, the Ipad [sic] is harming [...]
Archive for the ‘Apple’ Category
The “You Call This Journalism?” Department
Posted in Apple, Opinion & Editorial on 2010-05-07 | 2 Comments »
“Readability”
Posted in Apple, Opinion & Editorial, Web on 2010-04-10 | 7 Comments »
If you like reading just about anything on the web, including my articles, in a pretty nicely rendered plain format with no ads or other distractions, you might want to try out arc90’s Readability. All you do is drag a bookmarklet to your bookmark bar, and then on any article-like web page you can click [...]
Links I enjoyed this week
Posted in Apple, C++, Microsoft on 2010-04-07 | Comments Off
C++ and C++0x C++0x Core Language Features in VC10 [Visual C++ 2010] (MSDN) This is the VC++ team’s overview, side by side with the previous release. Includes handy links to the C++ committee paper numbers. See also Scott Meyers’ C++0x feature availability tracker for gcc and VC++, which is fairly up to date although it [...]
Links I enjoyed, and iPad musings
Posted in Apple, Friday Thoughts, Microsoft, Software Development on 2010-04-01 | 4 Comments »
Appetizers: Three cool links The Design of Design by Fred Brooks (Amazon) Yes, a new book by the Fred Brooks. Started reading it in Stanza on my iPhone today… A Turing Machine (aturingmachine.com) I’m in love. This is my favorite computer ever. I so want one. The Evolution of Visual C++ in Visual Studio 2010 [...]
