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Friday, July 11, 2003
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Rowling books 'for people with stunted imaginations': "Harry Potter may be busy fighting Voldemort but his creator, JK Rowling, has found her own nemesis." [Guardian Unlimited]
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Scientists Pick The G5: "Scientific Computing & Instrumentation magazine has named Apple's PowerMac G5 as its "editor's choice" for scientific applications." (Insanely Great Mac via MyAppleMenu) [MyAppleMenu]
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The Universal Computer: "Speaking of Umberto Eco, John Derbyshire pointed out this hilarious piece on the Mac versus Windows debate. According to Eco, Macs are Catholic while Windows machines are Protestant." [CraigSchamp.org]
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Scotland Software Cocoa Code: "The Scotland Software folks have updated their page of Cocoa sample code. It’s quite a collection. The license allows the code to be used in commercial and non-commercial projects." [ranchero.com]
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