Monthly Archives: June 2003

BusinessWeek says specialty music retailers are losing money like mad. Big chains, like Walmart, are doing a lot of the damage. And online activities too, of course. It’s a market in transition, only the adaptable will survive.

Inadvertent leak or just good marketing: MacNN reports ‘Power Mac G5′ specs appear on Apple Store. You be the judge.

At first, I thought that this editorial on Bishop O’Brien of Phoenix was harsh. But the more I think about it, the less harsh it seems. I don’t blog a lot about religious issues, due to the most part to … Read More →

Stop buying music. There’s nothing you’ll like better (or hate more) than Komar and Melamid and Dave Soldier: The People’s Choice Music, featuring the The Most Wanted and The Most Unwanted songs.

Not that this was unexpected but the ‘Jesus box’ has been exposed as fake. And a modern one, at that.

Damn, I want the new Handspring Treo 600 even if my carrier won’t offer it. It’s the convergence of the phone and Palm I’ve been waiting for. Some people believe this is the real reason Palm bought Handspring. I can’t … Read More →

Despite AOL’s pulling the original site, someone has downloaded and implemented Nullsoft’s Waste.

Geeky Slashdot discussion on PCI Express, the successor to PCI. This will be an issue when you buy a new mobo, so keep it in the back of your mind but it’s not a checklist item right now.