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A fascinating article. .< 11:32:18 PM  >Jobs: Pro Tools 6.0 for OS X Shipping This Month Read more [Digital Pro Sound News] Damn I'm jealous. Come on Sonic! .< 11:30:25 PM >FindSounds Palette Helps Locate and Organize Audio Files Read more [Digital Pro Sound News] .< 11:28:50 PM >Canadian WWI fighter pilot dies Henry John Lawrence Botterell, perhaps the last remaining First World War fighter pilot, has died at the age of 106. [CBC News] .< 11:22:41 PM >FBI calls off manhunt, informant gave 'false information' 
The FBI has called off an intense search for five men thought to have entered the United States from Canada. The bureau says it now believes information provided by a man who was facing fraud charges in Canada is unreliable. [CBC News] There was a great article in the Globe a week or so ago saying that basically there was no evidence whatsoever to support the story which had grabbed the headlines around the continent. An RCMP officer was quoted as saying he was amazed at the press the story had received and speculated that it must have been a slow week at the Whitehouse. Bush is doing his best to keep American citizens in a state of fear. .< 11:17:57 PM >Listen to the world, Blair tells US. Tony Blair warns George Bush to "listen back" to the international community's fears over Iraq. [Guardian Unlimited] My goodness. Mr. Blair has finally come to his senses? .< 11:15:39 PM >Apple announces support for 802.11g as AirPort Extreme: Apple announced today that they would be offering 54 Mbps 802.11g draft standard support in their new AirPort Extreme products, which include a new card (with a new form factor, thus not working with older Macs) and a new Base Station. Although CEO Steve Jobs said that 802.11g was a standard, as readers of this site know, the IEEE won't ratify 802.11g until fall 2003 at earliest, and the Wi-Fi Alliance's plans to create certification for draft g devices is entirely unknown. [80211b News]Looks as though Apple's pushing the envelope a bit. .< 10:57:42 PM >JD's Blog: New Media Musings I'd forgotten what a blast I'd had at past Macworlds. This is what technology should be about: stuff that's cool, fun, subversive, sublimely beautiful and, above all, useful. And this is what Apple is about. Read JD's musings to get a sense of excitment the Jobs can generate. .< 10:50:46 PM >Jobs Shows Off New Apple Products. Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled two new PowerBooks, a souped-up integrated version of its iTunes, iMovie and iDVD apps, plus a new browser for Macs at his keynote address at Macworld in San Francisco. By Joanna Glasner. [Wired News] |
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