Archive: February 2000

• Good design, bad design, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 2/29.
• Is Microsoft's business plan obsolete?, Charles Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings, 2/29. While Linux challenges Windows, free suites also challenge MS Office.
• Upgrading an LC 575, Julie Fugett, Mac Daniel, 2/29.
• Review: iMAXpowr, The Review, 2/29. "The iMAXpowr leaves nothing to be desired -- it does exactly what it promises...."
• Low End: Connecting LocalTalk devices to ethernet networks, Jag's House. Been there. Done that. Good advice.
• News: Open Transport 2.6 fixes cable modem problem, Mac Night Owl. Problem introduced with OS 9 solved with OT 2.6.
• Review: Contour UniMouse, Mac Junkie, 2/29. Calls our favorite mouse "everything you need in a mouse, and nothing you don't."
• Aquard, Gerard Bagwin, Mac Musings, 2/28. "A back to basics OS is what we need, not inconsistent icon sizes and photographic toolbar icons that mean nothing."
• iCube aims for trade shows, Anne Onymus, The Rumor Mill, 2/28. "The key component in the iCube isn't the computer inside the box, but the Apple Cinema Display."
• Opinion: Rumor sites re-rebranding, David K. Schultz, Applelust, 2/28. After all their poor predictions, would you expect good tech advice from a rumors site?
• Web: Secret About Box has overhauled their design. Very nice.
• News: Retail desktop PC prices climb in January, Yahoo/PRNewswire, 2/28. PCs grow at 7.7% rate, while Mac share grows 17%.
• Opinion: Apple squandering the advantage, Ask Tog. Apple had a scrolling mouse prototype ten years ago!
• Opinion: The Mac Traitor, John Deke, Mac Junkie, 2/28. New column by a recent Windows convert.
• Review: Free internet access for the Mac, Mac Junkie, 2/28. "Freei.net works well enough for daily use, and for the casual user is a viable replacement for services like AOL."
• Opinion: OS X: What do we do with the Apple logo now?, Right On Mac!, 2/28. At this point, it's purely ornamental in OS X.
• Opinion: Making iMountains out of molehills, Oliver Dueck, Mac Observer, 2/28. "...Apple seems to be pushing out products with relatively minor updates as if they were revolutionary...."
• Opinion: Requiem for an abandoned email program, Mac Night Owl, 2/26. Orphaned Emailer still does yoeman duty on OS 9.
• The growing iBook & PowerBook market, Dan Knight, iBook & PowerBook Page, 2/25. Apple is well positioned to take advantage of the growing portable market.
• Opinion: Fear of a Mac planet, Matthew Rothenberg, ZDNet, 2/25. "What tangible benefits would a one-platform planet bring to end users?"
• Opinion: Exploiting a new medium, David K. Every, MacWeek, 2/25. "Static, unidirectional Web sites need to evolve into bidirectional Web applications that can listen to users, adapt and grow."
• Macs play MP3, Evan, iMac Channel, 2/24. What MP3s are, how to use them on the Mac, and how to find them.
• How MacCain won Michigan, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 2/24. Not only how he won, but why it matters for November.
• Web design: Using include files, Dan Knight, Online Tech Journal, 2/24. Low End Mac's webmaster shares tips on efficient site design.
• News: Compucentre to start selling Macs again, MacNN, 2/24.
• Opinion: Checking out Eudora 4.3, Charles Moore, Applelinks, 2/24. A long-time Eudora fan finds 4.3 "sort of the Eudora Light experience amplified."
• Opinion: 2...4...8...16...32...64...68?!?!, Fred Orispää, osOpinion. Interesting thoughts on computer speed. Not a Mac article, but a good read.
• Opinion: The MacRumor millers, Robert Leone, osOpinion. "It is very easy to create a rumor." Includes two original rumors.
• Opinion: How much power do we need?, Hiawatha Bray, Boston Globe, 2/24. "I can't recall the last time I needed more horsepower than these [older] machines provide."
• News: MacTreasures site coordinating Mac school donations, Applelinks, 2/24. Company facilitates contact between schools and donors.
• Praises, complaints, news, and more, Eric DeStefano, Mac Metamorphosis, 2/23. CompUSA, Mac OS 9, the SuperMac S900, Microsoft-ware, and even more.
• Review: Kensington TurboBall, Mac Observer, 2/23. One of the best negative product reviews I've ever seen.
• Opinion: It's time to bring back eWorld, Christopher Turner, MacinStart, 2/23. "I believe the time is right for eWorld to make a comeback . . . as a WebObjects-based extension of the whole iTools idea."
• Opinion: Why me? I didn't ask for the job, Greg Gazin, Edmonton Sun, 2/23. "When someone finds out you're a Mac User, it opens a great big can of worms."
• Opinion: Two eyeballs, one user, Lisa Schmeiser, Macworld, 2/23. "All the Internet sites look similar. How do you create a brand image that works...?"
• Humor: Mac decelerator card announced, Not Macworld, 2/23. Top quality CPU replacment drops any Mac's performance.
• Deal: Hawking 10/100 Broadband DSL/Cable SOHO Router, from $147 before $50 rebate, dealmac, 2/23. Share a cable or DSL connection with up to 254 users.
• Advice: Changing default browser mail program, SmartMac, 2/23. This is how I use Claris Emailer with Internet Explorer. dk
• Advice: Having fun with sound, Computing With Bifocals, 2/23.
• Mac Web Style Guide, Low End Mac. Our style guide to Mac-related and web terminology (when to capitalize Web, difference between MB and Mb, more).
• Absolutely essential, Hans Echterbecker, My First Mac, 2/22. For Hans, his LC 575, Volvo, and Estwing hammer are absolutely essential.
• Analysis: Mac OS X DP3, Rourke McNamara, 2/22 [Slashdot]. "OS X is amazing."
• News: Macs Only! receives Macaid "5 Star" award. BTW, Macs Only! is the first Mac-centric site I visit each morning. dk
• News: Newer Technology Online Store open, iMAXpowr G3/466 iMac upgrade, other products available for direct purchase.
• Analysis: OS X performance on a G3, Michael Munger, Mac Observer, 2/22. Lots of good data, especially about object oriented display.
• The Internet is social, Patrick Griffin, Mac Musings, 2/21. "I have also studied community development, also from a Web perspective...."
• From pencil to PowerBook: One writer's Mac odyssey, Charles Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings, 2/21. Fourteen years of writing progress.
• Has Apple ceded the education market?, Steve Wood, View From the Classroom, 2/21. It's not just price that's moving teachers to Windows PCs.
• Colorado vs. spammers, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 2/21. "Any individual in Colorado may sue the sender for $10 per incident...."
• The Internet is social, Patrick Griffin, Mac Musings, 2/21. "I have also studied community development, also from a Web perspective...."
• From pencil to PowerBook: One writer's Mac odyssey, Charles Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings, 2/21. Fourteen years of writing progress.
• Has Apple ceded the education market?, Steve Wood, View From the Classroom, 2/21. It's not just price that's moving teachers to Windows PCs.
• Colorado vs. spammers, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 2/21. "Any individual in Colorado may sue the sender for $10 per incident...."
• Opinion: An old freedom dies, jamie, Slashdot, 2/21. About internet filtering -- including examples of blocked non-porn content.
• Opinion: I love my Mac. Period. Ms. Geek. About Macs, the cloning debacle, "guerilla" ads, and more.
• News: NY Times charges $2.50 to read "past" articles, John Farr, Applelinks, 2/21. We've avoid linking to the Times because it requires registration, but this is preposterous. Go get 'em, John!
• News: RAM prices continue downward slide, Charles Moore, Applelinks, 2/21. 64 Mbit chips approaching US$5 ($40 for 64 MBytes of memory).
• Review: Maxtor's Fast 40GB DiamondMac Plus, Accelerate Your Mac!, 2/21. Fastest hard drive they've ever tested.
• News: Caltech recommends PCs; criticizes Mac browser, Java support, MacNN, 2/21. While not mandating PCs, technology department recommends against them.
• Web: iCab 1.9a available. Still lacks Javascript, Cascading Style Sheets.
• Advice: Developing and implementing a backup plan, Paul Shields, Applelinks, 2/21. Very thorough.
• Opinion: Universalized, serialized, and bussed, John Martellaro, Applelinks, 2/21. Thoughts on USB, the iBook, FireWire, AirPort, and the death of SCSI.
• Advice: Getting rid of spam, Tim Hillman, MacCentral, 2/21.
• Opinion: Too much of a good thing?, David Larson, MacinStart, 2/20. "I think that by adding more and more products to its default line-up, Apple might end up back in the same place it was during the mid-1990's."
• Opinion: Loneliness and the Internet, Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox, Useit.com, 2/20. "Why is the telephone considered a superior form of social contact relative to the Internet...?"
• The social Internet, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 2/19. "Rather than fearing the Internet, the Stanford Institute for the Quantitative Study of Society should look at how people interact socially because of the Internet."
• News: Spammers forced to tell the truth, Wired News, 2/19. "[Senders must] use the exact characters 'ADV:' ... as the first four characters in the subject line of an unsolicited commercial electronic mail message," reads the so-called Colorado Junk Email Law, House Bill 1309.
• iMac next for upgrade, Anne Onymus, The Rumor Mill, 2/18. This one's so obvious -- but Anne wanted to be the first on record after Macworld Tokyo.
• News: Colorado lawmakers OK internet ad bill, Excite News, 2/18 [Slashdot]. Spam must be clearly labeled "ADV:" or be liable to fine of $10 per incident.
• News: Apple Japan took one-third of 1999 desktop market, iMac NewsPage, 2/18.
• News: Australia labeled "great market" for Apple, MacChat, 2/18. "Australia will receive the new products announced at Macworld Tokyo within a few days."
• Web: It's pronounced jiff, 60-Second Window. This settles the debate about how to pronounce ".gif" files.
• Opinion: Lonesome Internet blues, take 2, Scott Rosenberg, Salon, 2/18. Flawed Standord study sees email, chat outside the realm of human contact.
• Opinion: Misfire awards, Loose Cannons, Applelinks, 2/18.
• New PowerBook, iBook, Dan Knight, iBook & PowerBook Page, 2/17. Are the new iBook and PowerBooks good buys?
• Apple's retail problem, Paulo Rodrigues, Mac Musings, 2/17. "Apple's computers and other products have been grossly underrepresented by PC reviewers...."
• Analysis: Apple's new Japanese focus, MacWeek, 2/17.
• Opinion: How do you spell WWW?, Marc Zeedar, MacOpinion, 2/17. A reminder that spelling and grammar count on the web.
• The new Macs, Mac News Today, 2/16. Quick overview of iBook SE, Power Mac G4/500, and the new PowerBook G3.
• Specs: iBook Special Edition, Low End Mac, 2/16.
• Specs: PowerBook (Pismo), Low End Mac, 2/16. Apple has dropped "G3" from the name!
• Updated: Power Mac G4 specs, Low End Mac, 2/16.
• Updated: The Mac Matrix, Low End Max. Overview of Apple's four quadrant product line.
• Apple abandons Motorola, IBM, Anne Onymus, The Rumor Mill, 2/16. Apple throws in the towel over G4/500 problems.
• Huh? Apple doublespeak, MacNN, 2/16. Ongoing controversy: Did Apple block FreeMac.com from buying a million iMacs?
• Connectivity: How easy it was to create a home network using DSL, The iMac, 2/16. Just over an hour to share DSL between two Macs.
• News: Apple store opens in Canada, ehMac. Canucks can finally order build-to-order Macs.
• Advice: iTools not just for OS 9, Macworld, 2/16. Yes, you can use iTools with older systems -- I do. dk
• News: Study finds heavy Internet users are isolated, Washington Post, 2/15 [Apple's Orchard]. But is heavy internet use the cause or effect?
• News: Apple Store Canada. Canadian prices, French pages.
• Web: MacMall overhauls website, announces new Macs in stock this week.
• Opinion: Another view on the speculation and rumor issue, Joey Cooper, MacMilitia.
• History: Inventing the Lisa interface, Rod Perkins.
• Rumor or speculation?, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 2/15. Why Apple can but won't release Pismo or a faster iMac until the G4/500 is available.
• The long and winding road, Mike Butler, My First Mac, 2/15.
• News: Apple stock closes at all time high, Wes George, Mac Observer, 2/15. This is starting to sound like a broken record. :-)
• Opinion: Two radically opposing views on Pismo debut -- and some "rumors" observations, Charles Moore, Applelinks, 2/15. "Returning to the issue of "rumors hurt Apple" for a moment, I am highly skeptical...."
• News: Qualcomm releases Eudora 4.3, Charles Moore, Applelinks, 2/15. Users express great satisfaction with beta, eager for commercial release.
• News: MS completes second preview release of IE 5, MacCentral, 2/15.
• Opinion: It's a 3D-licious World Wide Web, The Idiots, Mac Observer, 2/15. That state of 3D on the Web.
• Web: The Macintosh Clones, Low End Mac
• Are extended computer warranties worth the cost?, Charles Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings, 2/14.
• Making your PC work with your Mac, Steve Wood, View From the Classroom, 2/14. Cross-platform software and a way to mount Mac disks on Wintel machines.
• Surfing the iNet, Evan, iMac Musings, 2/14. Evan lists some interesting, fun, and useful sites for Mac users.
• Opinion: Macworld Tokyo rumor madness out of control, John Farr, Applelinks, 2/14.
• Opinion: Back to the future, James Dilworth, Macville, 2/14. The incredibly long usable lifespan of the Macintosh.
• News: Major Canadian retailer discontinues Apple products, MacNN, 2/14. CompuCentre blames low margins, no price protection, and difficulty getting product from Apple.
• Advice: Share & share a lot, MacSimple, 2/14. Sharing an Epson printer on a network.
• Hardware: Firewire to IDE external case, Accelerate Your Mac! Club Mac's US$149 case converts IDE drive into external Firewire drive.
• Connectivity: Cable expands wireless links, Broadband Week, 2/14 [Slashdot]. "A new generation of wireless-broadband systems now entering the production stream may finally mean that the tools are at hand to make over-the-air connectivity a viable alternative...."
• News: "Peanuts" creator Charles Schulz dies, Yahoo News, 2/13.
• Opinion: Stylized email: Yes or no?, Jon Bonner, MacSoldiers, 2/12. "...since stylized e-mail messages are inevitable, instead of fighting stylized e-mail we should work together instead to come up with a standard that works."
• Review: CameraMate a best buy for digital camera owners, The iMac, 2/12. USB device supports Compact Flash and Smart Media.
• Opinion: iPalm, Pismo, and 17" iMacs: Stop the speculation!, John Norton, MacMilitia. "Let's just say that it's not good for Apple."
• Home, small network backup solutions, Dan Knight, Online Tech Journal, 2/11.
• Back to the G3, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 2/11. To pass 450 MHz, Apple should go back to the G3.
• Setting up a Mac web server, Charlie Ruggiero, Mac Daniel, 2/11. Practically any Mac can serve up web pages.
• Connectivity: Using AirPort as a bridge instead of a router, Apple TIL, 2/11. Bridge mode lets you connect your ethernet network to AirPort.
• Review: Hands on with the iSub, MacCentral, 2/12. Finally available, "we found the combination of Harmon speakers and the iSub a nice audio set-up that perfectly complements the new iMacs."
• News: Jobs denies Apple restricted sales of iMacs, MacNN, 2/11. FreeMac was not denied the right to buy one million iMacs at retail, as they have claimed.
• Dark Side: How many bugs?, John Farr, Applelinks, 2/11. Win2K has 63,000 known bugs.
• Opinion: G3, G4, or GWhiz?, Dan Willis, Daily iMac, 2/11. "According to this little tidbit, Apple is expecting 550 and 600MHz G3 chips any day now...."
• The iMac G4?, Dan Knight, iMac Channel, 2/10. The pieces seem to fit together for a 17" iMac G4 this summer.
• Plain old email, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 2/10. "Every day I receive blank email. There's a subject and a sender, but no text. Nothing."
• Rumor? Apple, Nintendo collaborate on MacBoy, Anne Onymus, The Rumor Mill, 2/10. Not only that, but it will also run the Palm OS!
• News: Connectix announces decisive victory in Sony lawsuit, Applelinks, 2/10. Virtual Game Station once again available.
• Opinion: Time for a revolt against styled email, Charles Moore, Applelinks, 2/10. "What we have here is yet another collision between functionality and aesthetics."
• Opinion: What's gone wrong with PowerPC?, Philip Machanick, MacOpinion, 2/10."If Intel can crank up the antiquated P6 design to 700MHz and Motorola can't get the much more recent G4 up to 500MHz, something has to be wrong."
• Advice: Security aspect: Macs and cable modems, SecureMac, 2/10. "Cable modem users are generally the first people to be targeted by those who scan networks...."
• Think Choices, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 2/9. Apple needs to offer consumers more model choices.
• Promoting the Macintosh, Jerry Rogers, iMac Musings, 2/9.
• Feedback on "Killer PowerBook," iBook & PowerBook Page, 2/9. Several readers wrote to say that they, too, want PowerBooks with bigger screens.
• Road Apples: Apple USB keyboard. It's small, has some extra small keys, and is missing some very useful keys.
• Review: iMac DV Special Edition, MacSoldiers, 2/9. "Monitor resolution and DVD problems aside, after three months of use I do not regret purchasing this iMac Special Edition and feel I got my money's worth."
• Opinion: The one-person web is dead, Jason Snell, Macworld. As publisher, author, designer, and editor of Low End Mac, I tend to disagree.
• Opinion: Scandals, NDAs, rumors, and the threat of attack: Why Mac webmasters are great, Joey Cooper, MacMilitia. "I'm proud to be able to be near such talented and kind people."
• Gaming: N64 USB adapter works on Macs, MacCentral, 2/9. US$30 device allows use of Nintendo 64 controllers on USB-equipped Macs.
• Opinion: Why are you such a Mac nut?, Scott Feldstein, ATPM. "I was mid-way through college when I met up with my first Mac...."
• Graphics and game play, Brian Rumsey, Low End Mac Gaming, 2/8. Our newest columnist looks at gaming issue on new Macs and old.
• A knowledgeable Mac bigot, Kevin Thomas, My First Mac, 2/8. "Along the way, I have gone from being an ignorant bigoted Mac user to a knowledgeable bigoted Mac user."
• Pismo or Graphite iBook?, Dan Knight, iBook/PowerBook Page, 2/8. A stunning image of what a future black & graphite portable could look like.
• News: Financial problems continue to plague Newer, MacNN, 2/8. Upgrade company working to restructure debts, avoid bankruptcy.
• Opinion: Apple storms Hollywood with new movie software, KMSP.com. "iMovie, in short, is probably one of the most compelling pieces of software available for the iMac. It's also probably the most fun and one of the easiest multimedia titles."
• Web: Mac Buyers Guide, Canada's up-to-date Mac source. [MacMilitia]
• The dubious economics of processor upgrades, Charles Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings, 2/7. Even if you can upgrade the CPU, should you?
• Wanted: A killer PowerBook, Dan Knight, Low End Mac, 2/7. To replace my desktop, I just want a PowerBook with a screen that shows more.
• Performa 575 to Power Mac 575, Steve Wood, View From the Classroom, 2/7.
• News: Hackers attack, overwhelm Yahoo!, NandoTimes, 2/7. Denial of service attack took down site for over two hours Monday.
• Advice: Performing a clean install, About.com, 2/7. When and how to perform a clean system installation.
• Opinion: Appearance vs. reality on the Mac web, Applelust, 2/7. Interesting comments on rumor sites, among other things.
• News: iCab Preview 1.9 available [MacNN]. The little browser adds some Java support among other things.
• Advice: How to share an "unsharable" Postscript USB printer over AppleTalk, RSX Solutions, 2/7 [MacNN]. Freeware Print Desk Lite lets you share the printer on your network.
• Poll: What OS do you use?, Popular Science.
• Review: iMAXpowr G3, MacUser (UK). "The iMAXpowr is a revelation: an upgrade for a supposedly non-upgradable machine."
• Opinion: The Great Debate, Tim Robertson, My Mac. "See, John, [the Mac-centric web] is not about business. Never has been."
• Best of Mac Daniel, Low End Mac, 2/4. Updated index to Mac Daniel's most popular advice columns.
• Where are the new Macs?, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 2/4. Everyone was predicting new hardware at Macworld Expo....
• Backing up your Mac, Charlie Ruggiero, Mac Daniel, 2/4. "What do you recommend for backing up the data on your Mac?"
• News: Software makers aim to dilute consumer rights, LATimes, 2/4. UCITA could allow them to change terms on the fly, turn off your software, prevent negative reviews.
• Opinion: i-Pliance, Dan Willis, Daily iMac, 2/4. "How much power is enough?" (This article makes a lot of sense. dk)
• Opinion: iMac DV SE, a gamer's perspective, Inside Mac Games. "The big question on everyone's mind is 'is this iMac a kick-butt gaming machine?'"
• Web: New Mac search site hits the web, MacSearcher, 2/4. Search US, UK dealers for hardware, software prices.
• News: Interex files for Chapter 11; XLR8 to spin off, MacNN, 2/4. "As for XLR8, a Macintosh upgrade company that sells G3/G4 upgrades in addition to USB products, it continues to be profitable...."
• Opinion: Cheerleader or critic?, Charles Moore, Applelinks, 2/4. "..Apple could be even more successful if they could emulate the Japanese automakers in being genuinely interested and responsive to what their customers want...."
• Inverview: Applelink's Joe Ryan, MacMilitia, 2/4.
• News: Epson unveils new photo printers, MacWeek, 2/4. Now I just have to pick the right one.
• Recovering a stolen PowerBook, The iBook & PowerBook Page, 2/3. One user's experience in recovering his PB 1400.
• News: iTools license reworded, Applelinks, 2/3.
• Web: Mac Night Owl, Gene Steinberg's site.
• Opinion: Lucy Linux returns for the weekend, John Martellaro, Mac Opinion, 2/3. Why Linux is not a consumer operating system.
• iMac Channel banner contest, The iMac Channel, 2/2.
• Opinion: iBook: the outdated machine?, Macville, 2/2. Why Apple needs to improve the iBook.
• Opinion: iTools terms of service threatens subscribers' privacy, Apple's Orchard, 2/2. Could posting something to iDisk remove your copyright and ownership rights?
• More Backup Basics, Charles Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings, 2/1. A look at Redux, a powerful freeware backup solution.
• Connecting Macs, Chris Lawson, Mac Daniel, 2/1. Explains how to connect two or more Macs and copy files between them.
• Too Close to the Mark?, Anne Onymus, The Rumor Mill, 2/1. It seems we may have come too close to the mark in December's iPhone article....
• Lucky Me!, Richard J.E. Dalziel-Sharpe, My First Mac, 2/1. "In 1993, at the age of 53, I first sat at the keyboard of a computer."
• Analysis: Outlook for faster G4 sustems gloomy, AppleInsider, 2/1. Apple may be stuck at 450 MHz until June.
• Hands On: iMAXpowr G3/466, Insanely Great Mac, 2/1. First CPU upgrade for the iMac (Rev. A-D).
• Opinion: Apple Canada: The good, the bad, and the ugly, Mac Observer, 2/1.
• Opinion: KidSafe: No choice at all, Macworld. "It's a little disconcerting to be surfing a Web cobbled together by faceless people who will never be held accountable for their work."
• Opinion: Want to do something about spam?, Applelinks, 2/1. "It amazes me that spam is worth the trouble to those who use it...."
• News: SETI@home 2.0 available for Mac. For more information on this project, read SETI@home.
• Web: A whole new look at MacNN -- very nice.
• Opinion: A thank you to the grunts at the mothership, Rodney O. Lain, iBrotha, MacAddict. Rodney's debut column at MacAddict.
• Analysis: Apple is out of business, John Martellaro, Applelinks, 1/30. "Business purchase decisions are approached differently than home purchase decisions."
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