I’ve only had a short while to work with the latest revision, but wow. Nice work, algoriddim.
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Aaron Hanley’s Letterbox plugin for Apple Mail works again with Snow Leopard.
And there was much rejoicing.
My job requires that I carry a Nextel. The BlackBerry Curve 8350i was released a few months ago, and I have been using one regularly having received my phone a few days after its official release. This is the first BlackBerry with which I have significant experience, more than doing some troubleshooting on a 7100 and playing with a TMo-Pearl for 20 minutes, so please forgive any “gee-whiz” gushing by me that is actually old hat to seasoned BB users. On the other hand, I have spent a lot of time playing with friends’ iPhones and own a Touch. I suppose I have as much of a case of iPhone envy as any other non-iPhone owning Mac user. It will rear its ugly head tomorrow when the 3.0 software update is released but it won’t be as bad as in times past. To save you time the time of reading everything else, the short story is that if you have to carry a Nextel and happen to use OS X, I highly recommend this phone.
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I’ve been playing with the Safari 4 beta this morning. Quick, nice UI, seems stable enough. However, it breaks GrowlMail. Go to /Library/Mail/Bundles and delete GrowlMail.mailbundle if you won’t miss GrowlMail. Otherwise, roll back to Safari 3.
Update 20090504: fixed with Growl 1.1.5 beta 1
If you don’t know what “euchre” is, “Pocket Euchre” is probably not what you might think. What it is is probably the single most compelling reason for me to buy an iPhone yet. I know that sounds silly, but that’s how much fun euchre can be. Especially when you can play it in your pocket.
If you are like me, you probably prefer running applications like Adium, Skype, and Gizmo5 dockless (two solutions: Dockless, Dock Dodger) in order to save dock space and make CMD-TAB switching less confusing. However, signed apps lose their Keychain access when you tinker with them. Fortunately, this post led me to these instructions and voila, solved.
Firefox3 + vimperator. Sorry OmniWeb, I’ll miss you. Now if I can wrap my head around muttator and put up with Shredder’s (Thunderbird 3) quirks, I’ll be set.
Fly half way around the world to be on the early side of the date line and be the first to buy a 3G iPhone just so you can tear it apart.
Awesome.
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