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Friday, March 22, 2002

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iMac Price Increase Not Contagious
by Michael Kanellos, CNET News.com
PC makers probably won't follow with similar increases. Instead, PC makers will reduce the amount of memory or change the hard drive.

Review

Fetch For Mac!
by Philip Towndrow, Computer Times Singapore
Shareware from Fetch Software helps Macintosh users transfer files faster on the Internet.

Sidetrack

Friday, March 22, 2002
by Heng-Cheong Leong

How to Crash iPhoto

At least, with my digital camera and my copy of iPhoto...

Download one whole bunch of photos from camera. Camera automatically turns off after a while, probably due to "lack of activities". (???)

iPhoto crash.

Luckily, OS X is still alive and well. All I have to do is restart iPhoto, do the whole download again (USB's speed is getting on my nerve.) And pressing the "forward" button on my camera every minute. (That last part is not fun. But I don't feel like turning off the auto-off feature of my camera.)

USENET and the Web

I wish the messages in my USENET newsreader have a link in there that brings me to the corresponding page at Google Groups. (No, reading posts on Google, or other web applications, is not what I want.)

Random

Dan Gillmor: I wish Google had more spine.

John Hiler: Google is powerless to do anything before [DMCA], without risking its entire business on unproven legislation.

Does anyone has any pointers on how to teach somebody the concept of "drag and drop" over the phone?

E.T. The Extra Material

Wintel

Dell Unfazed By Rival China PC Maker
by ZDNet
Dell doesn't seem too woried that a China rival is adopting its made-to-order model to defend itself against Dell in the crucial mainland market.

Losing The HP Way
by Jeff Goodell, Salon
Carly Fiorina may have triumphed over Walter Hewlett, but the effort to save her company's share price came at a cost: Silicon Valley's soul.

Intel Down As Analyst Trims Outlook
by Jason Chow, Naitonal Post

Meet The Real Microsoft: Why It's Not What You Think
by David Coursey, ZDNet
Some myths about Microsoft, and how they vary from the reality I've seen firsthand.

Microsoft Password Research Looks To Images, Not Text
by Reuters
Images thend to make more of an impression on people than string of text characters.

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