Some buddies and I were fooling around with Java servlets and an outliner...

Mac OS X software updates for the last 2 days.

On Sargeant Pepper and OS X: And then I thought to myself, "What the hell am I doing here?" I'd noticed a quarter of an inch difference between the drop shadows on some windows in OS X, and here I was acting like I was the first person to decode the 'Paul is dead' hidden messages.

MSNBC is carrying a WSJ article about the controversy over business-process patents. I don't know what the solution is to this, but it's good to see the issue coming up in the courts and legislative systems. Now, if they can only keep from breaking the system even more...

Dave has put the Userland Discussion Group on pause, and is re-instituting the "Mail Pages", which ran '96..'98. To help ease the time burden is Radio Userland, Dave's &uumlautber-content-tool.

"Jim" links back here, pointing to my comments on the "Mail Pages". Well, here's a reciprocal link to say that I agree with his follow-up comments.

I've now had a chance to use "Mac OS X" on both a 12" 800x600 iBook, and a 19" 1200x1600 monitor. I was pleased to discover that Mac OS X's Aqua interface works well on both.

The iBot.

Borland has provided instructions for installing JBuilder on OS X, mirrored here.

"ArsTechnica" has an article on Mac OS X. Ars Technica always casts a keen eye over the material for their reviews. They are extraodinairily thorough - if you're a Mac OS X fan, or curious, definitely read this.

Have you ever had the experience of knowing about something that was going to ROCK, and not be allowed to say jack about it? I have.
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"Jim"'s been busy today, and has links and opinion on violence in hockey, Corel and Microsoft, and more. Check him out...

MacNN has a very useful Mac OS X site at http://osx.macnn.com/ with information on Samba and OS X, a windows/samba client for OS X (!) and more. Check it out!

eMedicine has been granted a patent on an internet-based publishing system. This is not good. I wonder how big the CMS company will have to be to get slapped with licensing or a cease-and-desist letter? This big? This big? This big?

As seen on Brian Carnell's home page, I've added Labels to my weblog entries. You can click the label to see all messages with that label, making it easy to see all my weblog postings about XML, Mac OS X, or Software Engineering, for example.

Ever the outliner enthusiast, I downloaded Omni Outliner. It's not half bad. Not to mention that it runs on one of my favorite OSes. ;-)

For those of us running Apple's new beta OS, Stepwise is your source for the useful, cool, and interesting applications we need.

HP has an API called Jena for manipulating RDF in Java. I'm definitely going to check this out.

Jim Roepcke's got his copy of Mac OS X, too, and posted his first message from the Uber-OS.

The first post from... Mac OS X Public Beta! Oohhh, yesss!