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post from Daring Fireball on 27 April 2006 11:30:15 PM. © Daring Fireball

My primary complaint isn’t with “smart” C/C/P in general, but rather with NSTextView’s “sometimes you get it, sometimes you don’t, depending on how you made your selection” rules which govern when the feature kicks in.

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The Apple Blog - Now in Full Text

post from The Apple Blog on 27 April 2006 03:11:59 PM. © The Apple Blog

Since our start about a year and a half ago, The Apple Blog’s RSS feed has only been available in “Summary” form…meaning only the first few sentences were displayed in feed readers.Today we’re proud to announce that our RSS feed now contains full articles. Merry…April.

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MacBook Pro now available in 20 colors

post from The Apple Blog on 27 April 2006 03:08:20 PM. © The Apple Blog

Colormod company ColorWare is now offering the MacBook Pro in 20 different delicious colors from lime green to hot pink and everything in between.Right now it seems they only have the 15″ MacBooks available.I’m not sure what I think about this. I usually find this sort of thing annoying, if anything. I was always turned [...]

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Quicksilver Screencast: The Setup

post from The Apple Blog on 27 April 2006 12:39:35 PM. © The Apple Blog

Well, I’ve finally gotten the next Quicksilver Screencast put together. I’ve changed gears a few times, and it’s prolonged the release. Sorry about that. But hopefully we’re on course to start this the right way, and build upon it.Instead of doing a back to basics type of screencast, I’ve chosen to do [...]

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Even the mightiest tree

post from The Apple Blog on 27 April 2006 11:19:21 AM. © The Apple Blog

Says Paul Thurrott:Having dealt with Microsoft for many years, I can say this much with certainty: The company is literally filled to the brim with some of the brightest, smartest, most insightful, and friendliest people I’ve ever met…Despite these enviable assets, Microsoft has made some mind-numbing mistakes. It (illegally, as it turns out) artificially bundled [...]

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TextMate: more than just an app

For those of you out there that are regular readers of theappleblog, you’ll probably have already seen this review. Now I don’t want to re-invent the wheel, so if you want a nice general overview of what TextMate is, then head over and have a look. This article attempts to bring some insight into the [...]

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Utopia: Toward a Unified Software Platform

As dramatically unimpressed as I remain with the consumer-end of its upcoming operating system, Microsoft is doing a number of cool things for Windows software developers. Let’s take a brief look at the Windows Presentation Foundation, and how it could one day, for some twisted paradoxical reason, benefit the Mac and other computing platforms.Vista will [...]

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