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Thursday, October 10, 2002
No more news today
- My teenage nephew, who is in the military and stationed in California, is now in an intensive care unit due to head and brain injuries received when he was attacked by a gang who didn't want him walking through their turf. Assuming that his condition improves, posts will resume tomorrow (Friday).
3:02:50 PM
X vs. XP > Scriptability
- Mac Net Journal: A focus on scripting and AppleScript have been a major focus on a number of Weblogs lately. Here is the latest:
10:45:47 AM
- My teenage nephew, who is in the military and stationed in California, is now in an intensive care unit due to head and brain injuries received when he was attacked by a gang who didn't want him walking through their turf. Assuming that his condition improves, posts will resume tomorrow (Friday).
3:02:50 PM
X vs. XP > Scriptability
- Mac Net Journal: A focus on scripting and AppleScript have been a major focus on a number of Weblogs lately. Here is the latest:
X vs. XP > Scriptability. OS X's philosophy of scripting is allowing users to automate the operating system as well as applications on their computer. This philosophy makes it very intuitive to automate your workflow, since your scripts will follow the same application steps that you would use. XP's philosophy is slightly different. Rather than automating individual applications, Microsoft's scripting languages hook directly in to XP's underpinnings. The idea is that if you can hook directly in to Windows, you should be ...
10:45:47 AM