Monthly Archives: November 2005

Aperture Scripting

Aperture arrived today. Good thing my replacement 4GB RAM modules also arrived today from OWC. The first thing that Rae and I did after installing the software was to watch the Aperture DVD Tutorial. This was a great introduction to … Continue reading

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Super Wet Burrito with Carnitas, No Cilantro

Los Charros Taqueria in Mountain View is my favorite place for burritos in the South Bay. I almost always get a super wet burrito with carnitas with no cilantro. Let’s break down the order: Super: The super burritos come with … Continue reading

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Address Book and Images

There are currently 962 people in my Address Book, of which 231 of them have accompanying images. It’s very time-consuming to: Find the next entry without a photo Locate an image of the person Attach the photo to the entry … Continue reading

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Synergy

Eric posted a link to Synergy: synergy: [noun] a mutually advantageous conjunction of distinct elements Synergy lets you easily share a single mouse and keyboard between multiple computers with different operating systems, each with its own display, without special hardware. … Continue reading

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PowerMac Quad G5

My PowerMac Quad G5 arrived less than a week ago. This review covers my experiences the past week that I have had the Quad. My installation checklist went as follows. As you will soon learn, this was not the way … Continue reading

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Worldwide Newton Conference 2006

Here’s the PR for the upcoming Worldwide Newton Conference 2006. I spoke at the inaugural conference in Paris a year ago. —- Attention all GREENskeepers: The 2006 Worldwide Newton Conference is scheduled to take place immediately following MacWorld San Francisco, … Continue reading

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FireWire/USB PCI Card Sleep Issues

For as long as I can remember, my PowerMac G4 has not been able to sleep nor restart properly. Whenever I put the computer to sleep, nothing I did could bring the computer back. When I restarted it, the fans … Continue reading

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Aperture Compatibility Checker

Aperture Checker determines whether or not your computer has the necessary horsepower, RAM, and graphics ability to run Aperture. On my 867MHz Quicksilver, it said: Aperture cannot be installed on this computer. Aperture requires at least a 1.8 GHz Power … Continue reading

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Shipped!

Update: Looks like it just left Anaheim today, meaning it won’t come in until Monday, November 21. ==== Damn. It won’t be long now. Shipped on Nov 16, 2005 via FED EX GROUND PMG5 QUAD 2.5 CTO Estimated delivery: Nov … Continue reading

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Beijing Wushu Team

Did you know that the Beijing Wushu Team is in town and will be performing in Cupertino on Friday and Sunday evening! I last saw them in 1995 when my Stanford Tai-Chi class went into the heart of the lion’s … Continue reading

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