Dan Wood: The Eponymous Weblog
Dan Wood is co-owner of Karelia Software, creating programs for the Macintosh computer. He is the father of two kids, lives in the Bay Area of California USA, and prefers bicycles to cars. This site is his weblog, which mostly covers geeky topics like Macs and Mac Programming.
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Panther's Dock vs. Jaguar's Dock
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When you make a new user account in Panther, the dock looks like this:
Back in Jaguar (10.2.8, where Safari is installed), a new user's dock looked like this:
What's trivial is that a lot of the items have been rearranged. What is significant is what application is now no longer being featured by Apple on the dock. It looks like Apple is no longer particularly interested in desktop interfaces to Web services. That's good news for Watson!
My "Future of Web Services Applications" is online
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My talk at the O'Reilly Mac OS X Conference (finishing today) is now available online from the 'home page' for my talk, right here.
Overall, it's been a great conference!
Update: Here is a PDF version of the slides (modified slightly to compensate for the animations). (Hint: Use the PDF Browser Plugin to view PDFs directly from your browser rather than having to download 'em.)